Mitsubishi Electric MELSERVO-J5 (MR-J5) troubleshooting

Mitsubishi Electric
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MELSERVO-J5 (MR-J5) is the successor to MR-J4, with -G (CC-Link IE TSN), -B and -A variants and MR-J5W multi-axis and MR-J5D drive units. Alarm and warning numbers are three digits followed by a one-digit detail number (for example AL.016.1); MR-J4 used two digits, so MR-J4 AL.16 corresponds to MR-J5 AL.016.

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How it reports faults

Fault codes

CodeName
AL.016Encoder initial communication error 1
AL.052Excessive error
AL.010Undervoltage
AL.017Board error
AL.01AServo motor combination error
AL.01EEncoder initial communication error 2
AL.020Encoder normal communication error 1
AL.021Encoder normal communication error 2
AL.024Main circuit error
AL.025Absolute position erased
AL.030Regenerative error
AL.031Overspeed
AL.032Overcurrent
AL.033Overvoltage
AL.037Parameter error
AL.045Main circuit device overheat
AL.046Servo motor overheat
AL.047Cooling fan error
AL.050Overload 1
AL.051Overload 2
AL.054Oscillation detection
AL.092Battery cable disconnection warning
AL.09FBattery warning
AL.0E0Excessive regeneration warning
AL.0E1Overload warning 1
AL.0E6Servo forced stop warning
AL.139Open-phase error

Evidence to collect

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