Ok, I checked and it is still there. Could Motoman be any more vague with this message? Robot runs ok no errors, but I sure would like to know what it expects me to check and then to acknowledge that message so it goes away. Thanks all.

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Ok, I checked and it is still there. Could Motoman be any more vague with this message? Robot runs ok no errors, but I sure would like to know what it expects me to check and then to acknowledge that message so it goes away. Thanks all.
I add my two cents to your request:
I have checked the axis and do the grease refilling and still I've the message. What we have to do now?
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This happen on DX200 and I guess also in YRC1000
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Oh yes, sorry DX200 controller. I should have known better to include that. Shame on me.
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You can contact your local Yaskawa office to turn off this function. it is turned on by Japan by default but it can be turned off if you wish.
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Thanks, but what is it that they expect me to check? It seems equivalent to check engine light in today's cars.
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It's asking you to grease the robot. The problem is that once the greasing is done, you have no way to turn off the message. It must be done by a Yaskawa representative.
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LOL that is one of the dumbest things I've heard yet from Yaskawa. They throw an alarm to have you do something then make you call them to get it removed. They are getting more and more like Fanuc everyday.
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I told my boss what that message was about. It had not dawned on me, but to him it is just for them to make some bucks by coming out to turn it off. I suppose they have to grease it themselves to make sure that it is done before they will turn the message off. That was his take on it, I suppose it makes sense.
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The next time a Yaskawa rep is at your facility, ask them to turn the option off so that you won't get any more messages similar to this.
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Try this,
Change to management security level
Change S2C1233 to a “1”.
Select PM icon
Select on inspect notice
Reset.
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Thank you, will check it out. I will first check to see that the lubrication has been performed. After all, that is what I am told that it is asking. Picture the TinMan from Wizard of Oz--"Oil can"
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