Tom wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am sizing up a Kitamura Mycenter 0 for a potential EMC2 retrofit. 
>
> The Z axis servo (Fanuc red cap 5S/3000) is equipped with the brake option 
> and the brake is stuck. There are 2 leads supplying 112vdc to the brake 
> connector on the servo, but the brake refuses to unlock.
>
> Has anyone ever had one of these servos apart? Do you know if the brake 
> mechanism is a disk clutch or some sort of retractable pin and socket? 
> Could it have been damaged in transit? 
>   
I am pretty sure it is some form of friction brake, either a disc or 
band.  Probably some
coolant got inside and rusted it.  I think the brake is on the rear of 
the motor, underneath
the encoder, and therefore to take it all apart you need to remove the 
encoder.  Then, you
would need to realign the commutation tracks of the encoder to the 
motor's poles.

One thing to try is to apply power to the brake and try to rock the 
shaft with a large wrench.
This might rock the brake pads enough to break the rust.

If the brake is on the front of the motor, it will be a lot easier to 
open it up and repair.

Jon

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