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    Quote Originally Posted by deisel View Post
    not sure where to start
    I think start by giving it a thorough clean, then oil it. It looks like you've got it outside at the moment so you definitely want to put oil on the bed and get it indoors asap to stop it rusting.

    Quote Originally Posted by deisel View Post
    what needs to go
    It depends if you need to convert it to mach3 or not. If the existing system still works, then you'd save a lot of effort just leaving it as it is.

    Quote Originally Posted by deisel View Post
    what to keep particularly with the tool changer:
    Easiest option is just remove everything from the control box and start again, but you might be able to save a bit by re-using some parts. For instance the power supplies might be suitable for modern stepper drivers, so check their voltage and current ratings if you can. Look at what the spindle (which oddly enough I can't see in the photos?) is connected to - there's likely an encoder and some sort of driver for the motor. Also see what the toolchanger connected to.

    From your pictures it looks like the stepper motors are Nema34. Have you tried googling the part numbers on them to see if you can find a datasheet? If you're lucky the current ratings might be written on them.
    Last edited by Jonathan; 17-11-2013 at 06:59 PM.

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    Look at what the spindle (which oddly enough I can't see in the photos?) is connected to - there's likely an encoder and some sort of driver for the motor. Also see what the toolchanger connected to.
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    the spindle motors an SEM MT30 U4-48 MT30 Series Servomotors
    theres a big board see image for the spindle motor, theres so many parts,and the manual really only covers operation and maintenance below spindle servo board p/n-ss-227-rev.3
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    the power supplys are both 24v and the one on the end 5v
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    various other bits,the board below looks to be some kind of breakout board, theres connector sockets marked L,T,X,Z, T being for the tool changer and the L? and a blue socket on the back the encoder ribbon plugged in to. p/n-3000-ds-213-rev.4a
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    drivers were in a sorry state and looked to have been repaired a number of times
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    tach
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