Allen-Bradley Repair
PowerFlex · ControlLogix · Kinetix
View repairs →Component-level repair of Yaskawa AC drives: GA500, GA800, A1000, V1000, J1000, P1000, Z1000 and the legacy G7, F7, E7 and GPD series. Free evaluation, written quote before any work, 2-year warranty. Ship it to us or drop it off in Lewisville, TX (Dallas–Fort Worth).
From J1000 micro drives to A1000 and GA800 on cranes and conveyors — we repair the power section and control boards, then load-test the drive before it ships.
Yaskawa's current general-purpose and high-performance drives. Typical failures: IGBT output stage, DC-bus capacitors, cooling fans, control board power supply.
The most common Yaskawa drive we see — machine tools, cranes, conveyors and process lines. Power board, gate driver, soft-charge circuit and control board repair.
Compact drives on pumps, fans, packaging and small conveyors. Repair is usually far faster than waiting on a replacement and re-programming.
Variable-torque drives for water, wastewater and building systems. Capacitor, fan and power-section failures from long run hours are the usual cause.
Discontinued but still running everywhere. A replacement often means new mounting, wiring and parameters — repairing the existing G7, F7 or E7 keeps the panel as it is.
Older GPD-series drives and the U1000 matrix converter. Board-level work where spare units are scarce or no longer available.
A fault that comes back after a reset usually points to failed hardware. These are the ones we see most often on the bench.
Trips the moment the drive runs, even with the motor disconnected? That points to a shorted IGBT or a failed gate driver. We replace the failed devices, not the whole drive.
Uv1 on a healthy supply usually means aged DC-bus capacitors; Uv3 points to the soft-charge (pre-charge) circuit. Capacitor bank and pre-charge repair.
On decel-heavy loads like cranes and centrifuges, repeated ov trips can mean a failed braking transistor or braking circuit. We test and repair the braking section.
Failed cooling fan, clogged heatsink or a degraded thermistor. We replace fans, re-apply thermal interface, check the sensor and run the drive at load.
When the motor and cable test good, GF and LF often trace back to a damaged output device or current-sensing circuit inside the drive.
CPF control-circuit faults, a blank keypad or a drive that won't power up. Control board and switch-mode power supply repair, parameters kept where the board allows it.
You know the price before we start. Nothing is repaired without your approval.
Ship the drive to us from anywhere in the US, or bring it to our shop in Lewisville, TX.
Bench diagnosis of the power section and control electronics, usually within 24–48 hours.
Fixed price and turnaround in writing. Approve it, or get the unit back.
Component-level repair, then a load test before return. 2-year warranty on the repair.
Our repair shop is in Lewisville, TX. If your plant is in the DFW area or North Texas, you can bring the failed drive in yourself — no packing, no freight, no waiting on a carrier.
Customers outside Texas ship to the same address; we repair Yaskawa drives for plants nationwide.
Typical ranges. Your exact price comes in a written quote after the free evaluation. Repair usually costs 40–70% of a new drive.
| Yaskawa drive | Typical repair cost |
|---|---|
| J1000 / V1000 (compact) | $300 – $700 |
| A1000 / GA500 (mid-range) | $600 – $2,000 |
| GA700 / GA800 / G7 / F7 (high-performance) | $800 – $3,000 |
Rush 24–72h service is available for line-down situations. See rush service.
Tested, refurbished Yaskawa units available for immediate purchase or exchange. All units carry our 2-year warranty.







Yaskawa servo repair and other VFD brands we repair.
Send it in or drop it off in Lewisville, TX. Free evaluation, written quote, 2-year warranty. Standard turnaround 5–30 business days, rush available.
Answers to the questions we get most about Yaskawa drive repair.
GA500, GA700, GA800, A1000, V1000, J1000, P1000, Z1000 and iQpump drives, the legacy G7, F7 and E7, older GPD 515 / G5 and GPD 506 / P5 drives, and the U1000 matrix converter.
Typical ranges: J1000 / V1000 $300–$700, A1000 / GA500 $600–$2,000, GA700 / GA800 / G7 / F7 $800–$3,000. Evaluation is free and you get a written quote before any work. Repair typically saves 30–60% compared to a new drive.
Yes. Our shop is at 860 Hembry St, Suite 401, Lewisville, TX 75057, in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Call (254) 254-0005 or request a quote first so we expect your unit.
Yes. They are discontinued, and replacing them with an A1000 or GA800 often means new mounting, wiring and parameters. Repairing the existing drive keeps the panel as it is. Common repairs are the IGBT output stage, DC-bus capacitors, soft-charge circuit and cooling fans.
Usually, yes. An oC or SC trip with no motor connected almost always means a failed IGBT or gate-driver circuit inside the drive. We replace the failed components and load-test the drive; there is no need to buy a new one.
Standard turnaround is 5–30 business days; rush 24–72h service is available for line-down situations. Every repair carries a 2-year parts and labor warranty and is load-tested before it leaves the shop.
No. Flexa Systems is an independent repair company, not affiliated with Yaskawa. We repair Yaskawa drives at component level and back the work with our own 2-year warranty.
Yaskawa, iQpump and the drive series names are trademarks of Yaskawa Electric Corporation. Flexa Systems LLC is an independent repair company and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by Yaskawa.
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