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Problem with OSP 3000 of Okuma LC10

11/29/2007 10:20 AM

Hello,

I have problems with Okuma LC-10 OSP 3000 (1981) programming unit 7-segment display.

As you see on the picture link below on the left upper corner of the picture, 7-segments are not working : http://www.dynomec.com/okuma2.jpg

Here is another view inside unit : http://www.dynomec.com/okuma1.jpg

Schematics for 7-segment are here : http://www.dynomec.com/okuma3.jpg

A LOT of other files and pictures you may find from here : http://www.vauhtikauppa.com/Okuma.zip

Shortly the problem could be the display data latching failure.

So, if anyone have faced same problem, please tell what could be wrong or which part to replace?

Does anyone know where to get spareparts?

Does anyone have IF12 board electrical schematics or any ideas where to get?

IF12 board is located on main cabin and is a possible reason. Its serial number is : E4809-032-399-C

All advices very welcome, I would like to get Okuma back running again.

BR,

Harri
www .dynomec.com

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Re: Problem with OSP 3000 of Okuma LC10

11/29/2007 10:54 AM

I had a problem a bit like this on a Bridgeport. After stripping it down (without circuit diagrams!) & careful inspection (basically visual + checking continuity) it turned out to be a very thin PCB track that had ruptured. No idea why. I jumped it with a bit of wire, and it's still working 2 years later.

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