Fanuc Authorized Component-Level Repair

Fanuc Servo & CNC Repair

Alpha/Beta series servo amplifiers and 0i/16i/18i/30i CNC control boards. Component-level repair with full functional testing — not module swaps. 2-year warranty on every repair.

Free Evaluation 2-Year Warranty Rush Service 24–72h No Fix, No Fee

Fanuc Series We Repair

Alpha and Beta servo amplifiers, PSM/SVM/SPM modules, and CNC control boards across all generations.

Servo

Alpha (αi) Series

PSM, SVM, and SPM modules for high-performance machining center and turning center spindle applications.

  • αiSV — Servo Amplifier Module
  • αiSP — Spindle Amplifier Module
  • αiPS — Power Supply Module
All Frame Sizes A06B Catalog
Servo

Beta (βi) Series

Compact servo and spindle amplifiers for smaller machining centers and standalone servo applications.

  • βiSVSP — Combined Servo/Spindle
  • βiSV — Servo Amplifier
  • βiSP — Spindle Amplifier
Compact A06B Catalog
CNC

Series 0i-D / 0i-F

Control boards for milling, turning, and punching machine applications. Most widely deployed Fanuc platform globally.

  • 0i-MF — Milling/Machining Center
  • 0i-TF — Turning Center
  • 0i-PF — Punching/Laser
A02B / A20B Boards
CNC

Series 16i / 18i / 21i

Mid-generation CNC boards. CPU board, display board, axis board, and I/O module repair at IC level.

  • 16i-MB — Machining Center
  • 18i-TB — Turning Center
  • 21i-TB — Compact Turning
A02B / A20B / A16B Boards
CNC

Series 30i / 31i / 32i

Latest generation CNC platforms for 5-axis machining, multi-tasking turning, and high-speed applications.

  • 30i-B — 5-Axis / Multi-tasking
  • 31i-B5 — High-Speed Milling
  • 32i-B — Compact High Performance
Latest Generation A02B Boards

Fanuc Alarms We Diagnose & Fix

Component-level diagnosis on Fanuc servo amplifiers and CNC boards — fault codes traced to root cause, not swapped out.

Servo Alarm 9 — Abnormal Current in Servo Axis

IGBT failure in αi SVM amplifier. Most common alarm in high-cycle machining centers. We replace individual IGBTs — not the full servo module — significantly reducing repair cost.

Servo Alarm SV-025 — Motor Power Cable Disconnected

PSM (Power Supply Module) failure or pre-charge circuit fault. Capacitor and IGBT repair in the PSM. Drive must be fully isolated before diagnosis — we follow full discharge procedures.

Spindle Alarm SP0001 — Spindle Overcurrent

SPM IGBT failure or gate driver fault. Most common on high-cycle spindle applications. Component-level repair on the SPM restores full spindle performance and cycle rates.

CNC CPU / I/O Board Failure

0i/16i/18i control board stops: blank screen, boot loop, or E-Stop active. IC-level board repair. We back up all CNC parameters and PMC ladder before any work begins — no data loss.

The Flexa Advantage for Fanuc Repair

Component-level expertise, full data backup, and a 2-year warranty — on every Fanuc servo and CNC repair.

Fanuc Servo at Component Level

We repair αi and βi servo amplifiers at IC and module level — IGBTs, gate drivers, PSM capacitors. Not just module swaps. Root cause is diagnosed and documented before repair begins.

CNC Program & Parameter Backup

Before any CNC board repair, we back up all programs, tool offsets, work coordinates, and PMC parameters. Everything is restored after repair. No data loss — guaranteed.

2-Year Warranty on Every Repair

Every Fanuc servo amplifier and CNC board repair is covered by a 2-year parts and labor warranty. Full functional test under load before return to the customer.

Saves vs. New Fanuc Parts

New Fanuc αi SVM modules cost $3,000–$12,000+. Our component-level repair typically runs 30–50% of that cost — and comes with a longer warranty than Fanuc OEM replacement parts.

Fanuc Products In Stock

Tested, refurbished Fanuc units available for immediate purchase or exchange. All units carry our 2-year warranty.

No Fanuc units currently in stock

We frequently add refurbished units. Contact us to check availability or request a specific catalog number.

Ready to Repair Your Fanuc Servo or CNC?

Send us your unit for a free evaluation. No repair, no charge. Most Fanuc servo and CNC repairs completed in 3–5 business days — rush service available.

Common Questions

Fanuc Repair — FAQ

Answers to the most common questions about our Fanuc servo and CNC repair service.

What Fanuc equipment does Flexa Systems repair?

We repair Fanuc servo drives, spindle drives, and CNC control boards:

  • Servo amplifiers: Alpha series (SVM, SPM, PSM), Beta series (SVPM)
  • CNC control boards: Series 0i, 16i, 18i, 21i, 30i, 31i, 32i
  • Axis boards, I/O modules, power supply units
  • Teach pendants and operator panels
How much does Fanuc servo amplifier repair cost?

Fanuc repairs save 40–70% vs. new OEM units. Typical cost ranges:

  • Beta SVPM servo amplifier: $400–$900
  • Alpha SVM servo amplifier: $500–$1,500
  • Alpha SPM spindle amplifier: $600–$2,000
  • CNC control board (axis/I/O): $500–$2,500

Free evaluation — you receive a firm quote before any work begins.

Can you repair Fanuc CNC systems?

Yes. We repair Fanuc CNC main boards, axis control boards, servo control boards, and I/O modules for Series 0/16/18/21/30/31/32i CNC systems. Parameters and custom macros are backed up before service and restored on return.

What are the most common Fanuc servo failure modes?

Most common Fanuc faults repaired at component level:

  • AL-09 (Axis servo alarm) — IGBT module or gate driver failure
  • AL-24 (Serial encoder error) — encoder interface board fault
  • SP-9001/9002 (Spindle alarm) — spindle drive power stage failure
  • DC bus undervoltage — capacitor degradation in PSM
What warranty do you offer on Fanuc repairs?

All Fanuc repairs carry a 2-year parts and labor warranty. Every unit is tested before shipment. No fix, no fee.

Brands We Repair

All Major Manufacturers

Component-level repair for every major brand — including discontinued models no longer supported by the OEM.

ABB Repair

ACS · ACH Series

VFDServo
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Fanuc Repair

CNC · Servo · Spindle

ServoCNC
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Omron Repair

Sysmac · NJ · NX · CS1

PLCHMI
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