Hi All,
I am facing servo023 problem, Please help me urgently
Hi All,
I am facing servo023 problem, Please help me urgently
SERVO-023 SRVO Excess Stop error (Group:% d Axis:% d)
Cause: An error jumped excessive servo position when the engine stopped.
Remedy: 1 Check if the applied load exceeds the nominal value. If so,
decrease the load. (If you apply a torque overload
torque required for acceleration, deceleration, and so
on exceeds the maximum torque available from
motor. Therefore, it may be impossible to answer
an order sent correctly, resulting in the output of this
alarm).
2 Check each interface voltage three-phase voltage (200
VAC) applied to the servo amplifier. If you find that the voltage is
170 VAC or less, check the supply voltage
entry. (A sub-standard voltage applied to a servo amplifier
results in a torque lower than normal. By
Therefore, it may be impossible to correctly answer a
sent order, therefore resulting in the output
This alarm).
3 If you find that the input power voltage must
170 VAC or greater be, replace the servo amplifier.
4 Replace the motor.
Number one cause of stop error excess is a brake going bad in the motor. To test the axis in question, jog the robot with the teach pendant to a stetched out position, focus on that axis, and release the deadman.
If the axis drops any, you have a bad brake. replace the motor......
Usually you get this error when the robot is "waiting" in the program, internally it times out (in 20 or 30 seconds), turns off the servos and engages the brakes.
I agree with the good Dr... One thing you could do to limp along (Part is ordered, have to run this till Monday) is increase the brake timeout value... This is not the fix but could keep production running for a little while. Remember the time the axis is sitting not moving while the servos are powered up heat is being created... Make sure there is sufficient ventilation around the controller and the bot itself. One other option is to have the robot wait in an orientation that the axis will not fall if the brakes slip.
Best of Luck