CYCLONE TU150 TURRET FAILS TO ROTATE

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Mike Brain
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CYCLONE TU150 TURRET FAILS TO ROTATE

Post by Mike Brain » Fri 04 May , 2007 12:09 pm

Machine in good order,except, trouble is turret fails to rotate and then won't reset properly, I have used machine often in last few weeks without problems. Do I need to strip it down?????see pictures attached Thank you for your help..Mike
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Post by MachinesRus » Wed 09 May , 2007 9:08 am

Does the toolpost make any noise when you ask for a toolchange? ie: it could be jammed and trying to turn. Also can you post the serial no and year of manufacture for the machine?

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Post by Denford Admin » Wed 09 May , 2007 9:40 am

If it dosn't make any noises, then it should be a simple electronic fault

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CYCLONE TURRETT .

Post by Mike Brain » Wed 09 May , 2007 10:45 am

Hello,
Thank you for replying. I can here the noise trying to activate the turrett. I am sure its not siezed up as it has been used lots recently. It does try to activate and can see movement, but, then noise stops and tool is not registering on screen as tool number. It appears that it does not move far enough out from its set position,and therefore , not allowing it to rotate. Am not willing to remove turrett yet.

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Mike

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Post by davidimurray » Wed 09 May , 2007 15:58 pm

Can you remove the drive motor (leaving the turret on the machine) and see if the motor rotates? You could also then put something into the motor coupling on the turret and try and rotate the toolchanger.

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