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  1. #1
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    Roland MDX-500 will not run, Emergency Stop Motor Lock XY

    does any know what it means when the Roland CNC mill MDX-500 displays this message when the machine is started? The head unit can move laterally by hand, so I know that it is not jammed. I removed to accordian fold screw cover, and there was very little debris in there, although it does sound and feel very smooth. Do I need to replace a motor or something?
    Thanks.

  2. #2
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    Re: Roland MDX-500 will not run, Emergency Stop Motor Lock XY

    Slandau,

    Any of the (4) motors "spindle X Y or Z" may be locked up or jammed, check all of them.

    On a separate note you may get more information if you post in Roland section of the Forum versus here.

    Jeff...
    Patience and perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish.

  3. #3
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    Re: Roland MDX-500 will not run, Emergency Stop Motor Lock XY

    Hi slandau, I'm having a similar problem on my MDX-500. Were you able to resolve the "motor lock" problem?

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