Error codes, failure to power up, overheating or unstable motor behaviour can all point to a failing drive. Specialist repair, starting with accurate diagnosis, cuts downtime and replacement costs.
Industrial drives control the speed, torque and behaviour of electric motors, and when one fails it can halt part of a process or an entire production line. Error codes, a drive that will not power up, rising temperatures, unstable motor operation and faults at start-up are all signs that a drive needs expert attention.
Accurate diagnosis comes first
Every drive repair should begin with careful fault-finding to identify the root cause. Checking the power and control circuits, IGBTs, capacitors, electronic boards, cooling system and related parts reveals where the problem really lies. Replacing components without finding the underlying cause often means the fault comes back and the equipment is damaged again.
Why specialist repair?
Specialist drive repair avoids the cost of replacement and shortens production downtime. After the repair, functional testing and a check of the drive's operating conditions are essential to be confident that it will run reliably once it is back in service.
