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AlarmsMAC mini iH Serieses Maintenance <strong>Manual</strong>Detailed explanation on the alarm for Err.016PatternThe following shows a flowchart of troubleshooting for Err.016 that occurs when the power is ON, orduring clamp after table rotation.Error .016 occurredIs the pressuresource normal?NoCheck the pressure source.YesDid the air pressurereduce whenerror .016 occurred?NoYesPRM038=1YesNoError .016 occurs either when clamp pressuregoes below the detective pressure for 5seconds or more, or when unclamp signal iskept ON exceeding the set time for PRM023.Take measures to prevent the clamp pressurefrom going down.Error .016 occurs when pressure goes downexceeding the set time for PRM024 duringclamping.Did not the brakeoutput (DC24V)when clamping?NoPRM039=1NoMake the setup value PRM039= 1.See the checkingmethod 1YesYesInternal circuit is considered to be incorrect.Contact our the service department.See the checkingmethod 2Is the clamp checksignal (SP1) normal?YesNoEither a failure of clamp check pressure switchSP1, or breakdown of clamp wiring isconsidered.As for replacement, see the instructionmanual of NC circular table.Error .016 does not occur under this situation.Contact our service department if an alarm occurs.I1-28 KITAGAWA
MAC mini iH Series Maintenance <strong>Manual</strong>AlarmsChecking MethodA. Use the self-diagnostic function.Method Push(CL/DGN) to display self-diagnostic screen and pushtimes to check EA-0(Output signal for each axis).The above BRAKE ON shows the following information.0 : Non-excitationClamped1 : ExcitationUnclampedBRAKE ON(CL/DGN) sixChecking MethodB. Use the self-diagnostic function.Method Push(CL/DGN) to display self-diagnostic screen and pushtimes to check EA-I(Input signal for each axis).UNCLAMPCLAMPIn the case of the checking method 2, items shown below are normal.0 : Not detecting Unclamp checked1 : Detecting Clamp checked(CL/DGN) four Clamp signal and unclamp signal never become 1 or 0 simultaneously under normal situation.However it could happen just for a moment when solenoid is changed.KITAGAWA I1-29
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