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Error
Code
Error description
Fault Cause
Solution
E023 X axis driver software over-
current
1. The parameters are incorrect
2. The motor is stuck
3. The motor is broken or the motor
wire is damaged and short circuit-
ed
4. The power board is damaged
1. Reset or redirect parameters
2. Check the machinery
3. Check and replace the motor
4. Replace the power board
E024 X axis encoder failure
1. It is reported as too fast when it is
moving.
2. Poor or damaged contact of the
encoder cable
3. The machine is stuck causing the
motor to turn
4. Motherboard is broken
5. The motor is broken
1. Decrease the idling speed
2. Check the wiring or replace the motor
3. Inspection machinery
4. Replace the motherboard
5. Replace the motor
E025 X axis disconnected
1. The motor plug is not inserted or
has poor contact
2. The motor wire is disconnected or
damaged
3. The motherboard is broken
1. Check the wiring
2. Replace the motor
3. Replace the motherboard
E026 X axis overload
The X axis is overloaded
Lighten the load
E027 X axis position deviation is
too large
Spare alarm
E028 X axis AD sampling module
failure
1. Abnormal startup
2. The motherboard is damaged
1. Restart
2. Replace the motherboard
E029 X axis overheated
Drive overload
Lighten the load
E030 Y axis overvoltage
1. Overload when the load is too
heavy and the idling speed is too
fast to stop
2. The main board or power board is
broken, and the Y axis detection
voltage exceeds 92V.
1. Decrease the idling speed
2. Screen menu auxiliary settings drive
preview internal drive preview look at
the current voltage of the Y axis, if it
is not between 80 92V, it means that
the power board is faulty, you need
to replace the power board. If one of
them is within this range, it means the
motherboard Bad need to change the
motherboard.
E031 Y axis undervoltage
1. The mains voltage is too low
2. Power board failure
1. Check whether the voltage of the Y
axis driver is lower than 180V, and see
if there are high power devices around
the device that start and stop frequent-
ly; equipped with a voltage stabilizer
according to the situation.
2. Replace the power board
E032 Y axis hardware over cur-
rent
1. The Y axis motor is broken or the
motor wire is broken and short
circuited
2. The motherboard is broken
1. Replace the motor
2. Replace the motherboard