Dear's,
Can anyone Help us on this Issue..................!
We having C67 Thermwood machine.
In that, I can't able to move the C - axis, at any direction.
While I am trying to moving my C - axis at Positive (+ ve ) Direction it's showing an error of " Siemens feed module "
The same at Negative (- ve ) Direction it's showing "Cannot exceed the machine envelope limit".
Even my tool measuring system also not working due to this issue. It's stacking while rotating the C- axis & showing emergency alarm.
Plz find the attachment's for your References & kindly do this needful help.
regards,
MOHAMMED RIYAS
CAD/CAM
C- Axis issue..........!
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Re: C- Axis issue..........!
Hello Mohammed,
First thing to make sure of is that the axis 4 isnt wrapped all the way around in the positive direction and against the positive stop. Also, make sure that you can turn the gearbox pulley by hand with just a little force. If that is good and it is still faulting the Siemens drive, let us know what the error # is on the drive. You can email us directly at service@thermwood.com and we can get this issue resolved. Thanks
First thing to make sure of is that the axis 4 isnt wrapped all the way around in the positive direction and against the positive stop. Also, make sure that you can turn the gearbox pulley by hand with just a little force. If that is good and it is still faulting the Siemens drive, let us know what the error # is on the drive. You can email us directly at service@thermwood.com and we can get this issue resolved. Thanks
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Re: C- Axis issue..........!
If I may, I would like to point out that these forums are NOT meant for emergencies and serious software and machine service issues. I believe that they are more of a venue for users to help other users.
Thermwood has dedicated phone numbers and support related email addresses that are monitored continually in order to handle the issues that require a timely response.
Yes, Thermwood staff do pop-in to assist, but it the phone lines and emails have their attention...
Thermwood has dedicated phone numbers and support related email addresses that are monitored continually in order to handle the issues that require a timely response.
Yes, Thermwood staff do pop-in to assist, but it the phone lines and emails have their attention...