Y Axis DRO problem

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    petro1head
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      @petro1head

      I have a Warco Mill with theiur X, Y and Z DRO

      The Y axis DRO is playing up. It did this once before and it was just a case of switching the DRO off and then on again.

      I suspect its faulty or not been fitted correctly causing it to be damamged over time. I need to check but think its still in warranty

      Any idea or should I just ring Warco?

       

      Edited By petro1head on 07/12/2017 19:31:57

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      petro1head
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        @petro1head
        #330947
        JasonB
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          @jasonb

          They can do that when the read head is not quite on one increment or the next, just move the table a fraction and it should stop

          #330954
          nigel jones 5
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            @nigeljones5

            Theres nothing wrong with your DRO…mine sometimes does exactly the same and as Jason states, it is between increments.

            #330961
            petro1head
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              @petro1head

              Not sure I understand

              I was moving the table at least 3 inches

              #330962
              JasonB
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                @jasonb

                In that case you have a problem, thought the table was stationary

                Try swaping the wires between the X and Y scales as that should how if the problem is in the scale or the readout.

                #330980
                petro1head
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                  @petro1head

                  Done that and still the Y scale not reading properly

                  I will email Warco

                  Thanks

                  #331003
                  I.M. OUTAHERE
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                    @i-m-outahere

                    Hopefully it is still under warranty and they should replace it .

                    At least you know it is not the scales so an easy change over .

                    I read somewhere , maybe another forum of a fault with the display where it had to be reset on power up which it should never have to so maybe a proliferationation of dodgy displays coming out of china ?

                    #331029
                    petro1head
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                      @petro1head
                      Posted by XD 351 on 08/12/2017 04:30:22:

                      Hopefully it is still under warranty and they should replace it .

                      At least you know it is not the scales so an easy change over .

                      I read somewhere , maybe another forum of a fault with the display where it had to be reset on power up which it should never have to so maybe a proliferationation of dodgy displays coming out of china ?

                      I think you missunderstood. The display is fine, its the scale thats faulty

                      #331040
                      Nick Hulme
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                        @nickhulme30114

                        Have you checked that the read head is correctly positioned relative to the scale?

                        There isn't a great deal of margin for error. I had a similar thing happen when a mounting bolt on which I had not used locking compound allowed the read head to slip slightly out of position.

                        #331072
                        Dave Halford
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                          @davehalford22513

                          Could be coolant or dust got in the scale, does the seal strip work properly?

                          #331073
                          petro1head
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                            @petro1head

                            Nothing inside, clean.

                            Warco have agree the unit is faulty and they will replace it

                            However their site is showing out of stock for the 250mm scale. I wonder if a 300mm one will fit?

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