Rebuilds
Servo motor rebuilds in Wisconsin
LocalSpindle of Wisconsin repairs and rebuilds servo motors for CNC machines and automation across the state. We confirm it’s the motor and not the drive or cable, then rebuild it with new bearings and seals, check the encoder and windings, reinstall it and tune the axis on your machine.
Signs you need a servo motor rebuild
- Overload, overcurrent or encoder alarms
- Axis noise or vibration
- Position errors or following error alarms
- Motor running hot
- Coolant in the motor or connector
Quick answerLocalSpindle of Wisconsin repairs and rebuilds servo motors for CNC machines and automation across the state. We confirm it’s the motor and not the drive or cable, then rebuild it with new bearings and seals, check the encoder and windings, reinstall it and tune the axis on your machine.
Warning signs
When a servo motor rebuild is worth a look
Call before it fails outright. Catching it early usually costs less.
- Overload, overcurrent or encoder alarms
- Axis noise or vibration
- Position errors or following error alarms
- Motor running hot
- Coolant in the motor or connector
- Brake not holding
How our servo motor rebuild works
Servo motor rebuild step 1: find the real fault
We check the drive, cables, connectors and feedback before blaming the motor.
Servo motor rebuild step 2: quote repair, rebuild or replace
You get the options side by side.
Servo motor rebuild step 3: rebuild
New bearings and seals, windings and insulation tested, encoder checked and aligned, brake checked.
Servo motor rebuild step 4: reinstall and tune
Reinstalled, parameters checked and the axis tuned on your machine.
Servo motor rebuilds across Wisconsin
Our Milwaukee, Madison and Green Bay teams handle rebuilds statewide, from the Milwaukee area and the Madison area to Green Bay and the Fox Valley.
Rebuild or repair, straight answers
Our techs have engineering backgrounds and years in Wisconsin shops. If a repair on the machine will do, we’ll say so. If it needs a rebuild, we’ll show you why.
Related
Related repair services
We find out before replacing anything. Cables and connectors cause a lot of servo alarms.
Yes, along with Siemens, Mitsubishi, Yaskawa and other common servo motors.
New bearings and seals, winding and insulation tests, an encoder check and alignment, and a brake check where fitted.
Yes. We reinstall the motor and tune the axis on your machine.
We quote both and tell you which makes sense.
Yes. Ask about robot and automation repair.
Machine down?
Need a servo motor rebuild? Call a Wisconsin tech
Call and talk to a tech about the machine, the control and the symptom. The Wisconsin team closest to you takes it from there.
