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I think C220 is a common fault in MKD servo motors after working some years, maybe because they have tried to make an absolute feedback using a resolver and an intelligent board back to the resolver, maybe this is not the best idea (I don't know), you say it.
There are many MKD in our field, and to renew the machines get a heavy cost. C220 basically means that initialization of the feedback is failed, and if you are sure about the connections, you need almost to replace the motor or at least the feedback.
I personally tried to replace or repair the feedback in some occasions, and could not make it, except in two cases. Maybe because I miss a delicate technique in mounting process.
Anyway, I thought if I replace the feedback whit some simple absolute feedback which DKC servo drives can run it defining a third party motor, any idea?
What's your idea about using SICK HIPERFACE encoders in MKD servo motors?
Any help would be appreciated.
Paul
There are many MKD in our field, and to renew the machines get a heavy cost. C220 basically means that initialization of the feedback is failed, and if you are sure about the connections, you need almost to replace the motor or at least the feedback.
I personally tried to replace or repair the feedback in some occasions, and could not make it, except in two cases. Maybe because I miss a delicate technique in mounting process.
Anyway, I thought if I replace the feedback whit some simple absolute feedback which DKC servo drives can run it defining a third party motor, any idea?
What's your idea about using SICK HIPERFACE encoders in MKD servo motors?
Any help would be appreciated.
Paul