Robot Maintenance Training

Rimrock offers electrical & mechanical maintenance training for ABB robots and controllers. The mechanical maintenance course focuses on disassembly, reassembly, & preventive maintenance procedures of a specific model of robotic arm. The electrical service course teaches electrical components identification, troubleshooting procedures, and the theory of operation. Approximately 50% of the maintenance courses are hands-on troubleshooting of actual robot systems. Training can be performed at your plant, a Rimrock facility, or an ABB training center. Contact Rimrock for details on classes, pricing, & availability.

Potential Course Objectives

• Proper startup, operation, and shutdown of robot
• Safety precautions during mechanical repair
• Disassemble and reassemble of mechanical unit
• Manual use for repair and spare parts ordering
• Preventive maintenance procedures
• Analyze and interpret system fault codes
• Read and interpret ABB circuit diagrams
• Diagnose and rectify emergency stop conditions
• Review "Cold Boot" procedure

Potential Course Topics

• Proper safety precautions
• Operation of robot and controller
• Operation of mechanical components
• Use of manual for repair
• Principles of logical troubleshooting from power up
• I/O interfacing between Controller and peripheral equipment

Mechanical Maintenance Courses

• IRB 140 Mechanical Maintenance
• IRB 1400 Mechanical Maintenance
• IRB 2400 Mechanical Maintenance
• IRB 4400 Mechanical Maintenance
• IRB 6000/6400 Wrist Repair
• IRB 6400 Mechanical Maintenance
• IRB 6600 Mechanical Maintenance
• IRB 7600 Mechanical Maintenance

Electrical Maintenance Courses

• S3 M93 Electrical Service
• S3 M93 Electrical Refresher
• S4 Electrical Service
• S4C Electrical Service
• S4C Plus Electrical Service
• S4/S4C Plus Electrical Update
• IRC5 Electrical Service

Contact Rimrock

Rimrock-Columbus: (614) 471-5926
Rimrock-New Berlin: (262) 432-0600 X200
Rimrock-Wolf: (866) 965-3911