Started doing strange things, garbled screen, shutting down in the middle of a program. Started out intermittent, but got worse to the point it was not usable.
I spent a week looking for problem, but very limited with no access to any schematics. Finally called the local dealer service. They spent 2 days searching, gave up and called Fanuc, the company that made the brain.
That is always a last resort as they are extremely expensive, charge by the minute from the time they leave until they get back to the shop, which can be hours away, even airline miles away.
The way they do it, send out the trainee, see if he can find it. Next send out someone more qualified, work their way up to someone that can finally find the problem. Lots of part swapping and guess work even for the best techs. You get charged the same per minute for all of them, fix of fail.
After a week of dealing with it shutting down, a week waiting for service, another week of paying for service...
The problem was a pinched wire that had fallen down out of place and was caught in the door!
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