I have a RJ2 420I with a B controller that is getting no power to any of the boards. The PSU has incoming voltage and a green Led but no 24 going out.
RJ2 420I not powering up
- tgreen1
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Have you checked both of the green fuses on the PSU? I believe they are normally both 7.5A fuses
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Thank you for responding. I have checked all the fuses on the PSU. I have changed the PSU and the backplane with no change.
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There is an inaccessible fuse in series with the transformer windings. I would ring out the transformer and make sure you don't have any open windings.
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Okay thanks. I will check that out.
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Also make sure the transformer taps are in the correct positions for your incoming power.
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You said all the fuses on the PSU.
Did you check for a the small green fuse on the door?
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I think the taps should be okay. This is a robot that has been operating for 7 years with no issue. I will double check the voltage at the taps. Thanks for responding. I have checked all the fuses in the controller and they are good with exception to the thermal fuses in the windings of the transformer that PDL suggested which I will check this morning.
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The transformer checked okay. I had a spare so changed it anyway. No change in status of robot.
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Have you tested your control power from estop to control boards?
Do you have a back up PSU to try?
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If you care to share your email I may have something that helps.
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Still Down. Anybody have other ideas? The PSU has AC input and AC output but no DC output. Changed PSU with a new used one same issue. no 24 dc power is going to any printed circuit board in the entire console including the amplifier. I have changed back plane and transformer with new used ones.
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Check the OFF switch on the SOP and make sure it is not stuck in slightly. This is a normally closed switch.
Assuming you are not using an external ON/OFF, make sure the jumper between TBOP2-2 & -3 is installed.
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Without having much experience in Fanuc specifically, but electrically:
1. Is it possible the 24V from the PSU is overloaded, therefore reducing the output by either failed component or harnessing short circuits.
2. Is there anyway of isolating the output from the PSU by systematically removing the components that the PSU supplies without losing data etc.
- Just to see if the 24V becomes available without a specific component connected.
- This could highlight where the problem may lie.
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