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Yaskawa · independent repair

Yaskawa drive repair

The Yaskawa F7 is one of the platforms we know most deeply. It is still running in many plants across Jharkhand long after it left production, and we keep it going with component-level repair.

Yaskawa drive tagged with job details at intake
Fig. 01Yaskawa drive tagged at intake
Yaskawa series we repairWorkshop
Legacy
F7, G7
Current
A1000, V1000, J1000, E1000, L1000
Options
PG-X3 encoder card, SI-EP3 communication card, CIMR-VU control boards

Typical faults

What comes in

  • oC and GF trips from failed IGBTs
  • DC-bus undervoltage (Uv) and overvoltage (ov)
  • Control-board failures
  • Encoder option card faults
  • Keypad faults

What we do: Component-level repair, option-card repair, parameter backup, full-load test and a 6-month warranty.

Yaskawa converter nameplate recorded at intake
Fig. 02Yaskawa converter nameplate logged before repair

Tested before it leaves

Full load, every time

Every repaired Yaskawa drive runs with a motor at rated current for at least 30 minutes before dispatch, and ships with a test report and a 6-month warranty.

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How it works

Sending us a Yaskawa drive

  1. Send it or we collect it

    Pickup across Jamshedpur, Adityapur, Gamharia and the wider region.

  2. Free inspection

    We find the fault and send a written quote, normally by the next day.

  3. Repair

    Only after your approval. Failed parts replaced with matched components.

  4. Full-load test

    At rated current for at least 30 minutes, with a test report.

  5. Back to you

    Packed, delivered, with a 6-month warranty.

Electronic Point is an independent repair workshop and is not an authorised service provider of Yaskawa. Yaskawa and its product names are trademarks of their owner, used here only to describe the equipment we repair.

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Breakdown support

Yaskawa drive down? Send us the nameplate.

A clear photo of the nameplate and the fault code on the display is usually enough for us to tell you what's likely wrong and what it will take.