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The filter can fail especially if a PAT test has been performed.

What fuse is blowing?

Can you post some pictures of the control box for the drawings you are looking for

We could arrange a service visit or you could bring the machine up to us.

We are in brighouse HD6 1QF.

Let me know if you need a quote.

I am not sure where to look now.

Where abouts are you located??

What is the serial number & date of manufacture of the machine.

Just had a look back.

It looks like the Motor connections are loose. Can you check.

I presume you tried to increase the analoge voltage (spindle speed)?

I would remoce the retaing bar from the front of the rack & pull out both the controller card & custom card slightly. Then push them back in & try again.

RJH Finishing Systems my be able to help.

https://www.rjhfinishing.co.uk/contact/

Hope these help

Can you post a picture of the electrical panel. There should be more than 3 fuses.

It sounds like you have an issue homing which may be as simple as a axis drive fuse.

Can you post a picture of serial plate & the electrical cabinet.

Yes the battery can be romoved.

It does look like the board is the issue. It looks to be displaying a "i" from the picture which is not correct.

It sounds like you don`t have any voltage to the axis drives.

If you try to connect does it detect "guard open & e-stop" ?

If it does check the fuses. There is one one the control card on the bottom right.

I can see that the internal cable is a 4 wire cable but the 9 to 9 is the best way to test.

Some of the earlier internal RS 232 cables were 2 wires.

It would be best to make up a direct pin to pin lead to connect directly to the control card.

You can use a standard USB to RS 232 adapter connected to the original serial lead to connect to the machine.



If you email through to Technical@denford.co.uk we can give you a price for the licence for VR CNC Turning.