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Leakage Current and Grounding Anomalies in Servo Presses: Troubleshooting Sequence

2021-02-24 Company News and Technical Insights, Maintenance and Troubleshooting

High-frequency leakage current flowing through EMI filter capacitors to protective ground is a common occurrence in servo drives and is considered normal; however, a live chassis or frequent tripping of the ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) constitutes a malfunction and should be troubleshot by following a four-step process covering the power supply, grounding, cabling, and motor.

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What Causes Temperature Rise in Servo Presses? The Actual Impact on Precision and Service Life

2021-02-24 Company News and Technical Insights, Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Temperature rise is primarily caused by copper losses in the motor, friction in the lead screw, and oil churning losses in the gearbox. During continuous, high-frequency press-fitting, thermal expansion of the drive train directly alters the final press-fitting position, making it the most common hidden cause of accuracy drift.

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