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Allen Bradley Servo Drive 1398 Repair
We offer extensive repairs for your Servo Drive 1398. We keep many spare parts in stock so that we can repair your Servo Drive 1398 as efficiently and effectively as possible. Our standard repair lead time is 2-4 weeks. However, we can often repair your unit much faster if necessary. We can repair most issues with your Servo Drive 1398 and if for some reason we cannot repair your unit we will do our best to offer a refurbished unit at the repair cost, so that you can get a working unit back as soon as possible!
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- No surprises or up-charges for difficult repairs
- Standard lead time of 2-4 weeks
- Extensive quality control and testing
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Hardware issues & error codes we repair
We repair all of the following hardware issues and error codes with your Servo Drive 1398 parts.
- Power control board failures
- SCR/IGBT failures
- Faulty fans
- Heatsink sensor faults
- DC bus failures
- Precharge failures
- Undervoltage
- Overvoltage
- Broken Plastic Covers
- Missing Covers
- Missing Terminals
- Broken mounting attachments/corners
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9101-2328
The 9101-2328 Allen-Bradley 1398 Servo 1398-DDM-005-DN is a strong drive with a 100-240 Vac rms Nominal (Single Phase) AC Input Voltage, 47-63 Hz AC Input Frequency, and 5 amps rms AC Input Current. I
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9101-2329
The 9101-2329 Allen-Bradley 1398 Servo 1398-DDM-009-DN is a strong drive with a 100-240 Vac rms Nominal (Single Phase) AC Input Voltage, 47-63 Hz AC Input Frequency, and 9 amps rms AC Input Current. I
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9101-3058
The 9101-3058 Allen-Bradley Positioning Drive Module 1398-PDM-025 exhibits 20 amps/Phase Continuous Output Current, G63200 Watts Continuous Shunt Power, and 6000 Watts Peak Shunt Power. Since it contr
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H-8500-S-H00AA
This AC servo motor delivers a rated speed of 2000 RPM and offers a torque range between 0.5 to 50 N·m. It features an incremental encoder for precise feedback. The motor is suitable for operation in
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PSM-AUX
This auxiliary power supply module can handle an input frequency between 50 and 60 Hertz. The bus voltage ratings range from 125 to 375 Volts DC, while the internal DC bus voltage varies from 141 to 3
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About Servo Drive 1398
The Allen-Bradley 1398 series digital servo drives are intended to be connected to both a motor and a controller in order to perform their functions. They work in different functional modes and they can be connected to any computer with the ULTRA Master software installed on it. These drives have been designed by Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation. The Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation 1398 series of digital servo drives come with simple and compact designs that cover the electronic parts such as the power supply unit and the shunt regulator. They come with indicators and connectors on the front panel, but all the other components can be found inside the drives.
The Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation 1398 series digital servo drives include microcontroller technology that is in charge of performing all the calculations related to digital current, position loop, and speed control. These servo drives also include intelligent power module technology that gives the drives a high frequency and digital pulse width modulation. The digital pulse width modulation controls variables such as the current loop, overcurrent, short circuit, and overtemperature protection. The Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation 1398 series digital servo drives feature 5 digital I/O inputs, 2 dedicated and 2 selectable analog I/O inputs, and these require an input power range of 100 to 240 Volts AC. Some of the tools required to perform the installation of these drives are a DOS computer with a 286 microprocessor, a hard disk with 2 MB of free disk space, and a video graphics array monitor. It is also recommended to use a mouse and version 3.1 of the Microsoft Windows operating system.