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  1. #1
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    OSP 5020L--Alarm 110A SDU 1

    We are trying to get running an LB25 lathe with the OSP5020L Control; we can not get past the following error: Alarm 110A SDU 1

    The VAC does not appear to be getting any power...there are no green or red light on the board. When we try to reset the VAC by holding the ALM/RST on the lower front area of the board when we restart...nothing.

    Alarm manual is all but useless, "check No. 8 bit 5"

    Thanks for any suggestions.

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    Basically it is saying there is an issue with the SDU Spindle Drive Unit

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    You should have some kind of lights on the drive unit. Carefully check your power supplies and incoming voltages as well as circuit breakers. Use the electrical diagrams for the power on circuit as a guide.

    best regards,

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    not only circuit brakers. VAC drive unit has it's own fuses. These could be blown. Ask electrician for help, if You will blow just replaced fuses. Short circuit somewhere. Power transistor (IGBT) modules, most likely.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Algirdas View Post
    not only circuit brakers. VAC drive unit has it's own fuses. These could be blown. Ask electrician for help, if You will blow just replaced fuses. Short circuit somewhere. Power transistor (IGBT) modules, most likely.
    Finally... Al you have actually stated that an ELECTRICIAN is to be used to check something!
    What is wrong Mr Al? Are you feeling ill or something?
    You normally resort to telling people to just jump in where ordinary mortals should fear to tread! i.e. where deadly voltages are concerned... and check this or that.
    Wow, are you finally figuring out that a qualified person should ALWAYS be used when dealing with this type of area?
    About damn time...

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    Talking

    Does that mean you dont use a wet finger and a rusty nail in Oz ??

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    Not so much as a "Rusty" nail as in a Bright Shiny one!
    Inserted carefully with wet hands whilst standing in a puddle of water... of course!

    The "rust" would just make things a little difficult to get the juice flowing

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    Right!! Crivens when ye need to put someone in immediate danger ya don' wan te complicate things, jus' stick your tongue to the leads. When someone uses a fokain chair to whack you off cause your locked up, then you KNOW where te start.

    But I ave a cencern aboot Al's post, does that mean he isn't Omnipotent? Because according te the wee darlin' he is in fact all knowin'.??? In't he cute with his wee yellow ears mates?

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    Re: OSP 5020L--Alarm 110A SDU 1

    Hello
    Did you get sorted this problem with vac drive ?
    I have same problem and local tech can't repair
    Any sugestions?

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