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Servo Drive Repair Service

Expert Servo Drive Repair Services – Fast, Accurate, and Cost-Effective

Is your servo drive causing unexpected machine errors, erratic motion, or complete equipment shutdown? We understand how crucial precision and uptime are in your operations. That’s why we offer high-quality servo drive repair services to get your system running smoothly again—without the cost of full replacement. We specialize in the diagnosis, repair, and testing of a wide range of AC and DC servo drives used in industrial automation and motion control systems.

Our Successful Repair Work

Servo drive Repair

🚀 Repair any part with a warranty

Why Choose Us for Servo Drive Repairs?

⚙️ Multi-Brand Expertise
We repair all major brands, including Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Yaskawa, Mitsubishi, Schneider, Delta, ABB, and more.
⏱️ Quick Turnaround
Time is money—our efficient repair process ensures your servo drive is repaired and returned to you as quickly as possible.
🔧 Component-Level Repairs
We don’t just swap out parts. Our technicians repair down to the component level to restore your drive’s full functionality at a lower cost.
🔍 Advanced Diagnostics
Using state-of-the-art diagnostic tools, we identify the root cause of the failure to ensure it won’t happen again.
🧪 Full Testing Under Load
All repaired units undergo rigorous load and functional testing to ensure real-world performance and reliability.
💡 Support for Legacy and Obsolete Models
Can’t find a replacement? We can often repair outdated or discontinued servo drives, saving you from expensive system upgrades.
🛡️ Warranty Protection
Every repair is backed by a warranty for your peace of mind.

What We Repair

Our servo drive repair services cover a wide range of issues, including:

Power supply failures
Overcurrent or overvoltage errors
Encoder feedback issues
Drive not powering on
Communication errors
Motor not responding or vibrating
Overheating and fan failures
Software or firmware corruption
Burnt or damaged circuit boards

We handle AC and DC drives used in CNC machines, robotics, packaging lines, conveyors, injection molding, and more.

Our Servo Drive Repair Process

1️⃣ Send in Your Faulty Drive
Ship or drop off your unit at our repair facility. No diagnostics fee until you approve the quote.
2️⃣ Inspection & Diagnosis
We perform a complete analysis to identify faults and determine if repairs are feasible.
3️⃣ Free Quote
You’ll receive a clear, upfront quote. No work is done until you give the go-ahead.
4️⃣ Expert Repairs
Our technicians replace or repair faulty components using high-quality parts and proven techniques.
5️⃣ Functional Testing
The repaired drive is tested under simulated load conditions to ensure it performs to spec.
6️⃣ Return Shipping
Your servo drive is securely packaged and shipped back to you, ready to reinstall.

Common Causes of Servo Drive Failures

● ⚡ Power surges and voltage spikes
● 🌡️ Overheating due to blocked airflow or fan failure
● 💾 Corrupt firmware or software settings
● 🔌 Loose or damaged wiring or connections
● 📉 Worn-out internal components from aging or high-duty cycles
● 🧼 Contamination from dust, oil, or moisture in industrial environments

Our Other Repairing Services

No matter the brand or model, we’ve got the tools and expertise to handle it. Our technicians are trained to work on a broad spectrum of PLC systems, from legacy units to the latest models used in modern automation. Whether your equipment is common or hard to find, we’re equipped to diagnose and repair it with precision.

🔧 Brands We Commonly Repair Include:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Most repairs are completed within 3–7 business days. Expedited service is available upon request.

Yes, we specialize in repairing hard-to-find and discontinued models.

If the drive cannot be repaired, we’ll let you know right away and suggest replacement or upgrade options.

Absolutely. Every repaired unit is tested under full load conditions to ensure reliability and performance.

Yes, all repairs include a parts and labor warranty. The duration may vary depending on the unit and repair type.