Independent CNC Repair Shops

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Compare independent shops that repair CNC controls, drives, motors, and spindles. Listings show the brands each shop repairs and the turnaround and warranty terms each shop publishes.

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Before You Ship a Unit

Four Questions to Ask a Repair Shop

  1. 01

    Does the shop repair the failed component?

    Some shops repair the failed part on the board. Others replace the whole board. Ask which method the quote covers.

  2. 02

    Is the unit tested before it ships back?

    Ask whether the shop confirms the fault on a simulator. Ask whether the shop load tests the unit before return.

  3. 03

    What does the warranty cover?

    Ask what the warranty covers and when it starts. Ask who pays return freight on a warranty claim. Get the terms in writing.

  4. 04

    How fast is the turnaround?

    Ask for the turnaround in business days. Ask whether the shop offers expedited service and what it costs.

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This table lists turnaround, warranty, and evaluation terms from each shop's published information.

Shop Repair type Turnaround (business days) Warranty (months) Free evaluation Rush service
ACS Industrial Services Ship-in repair 15 24 Yes Yes
CNC Electronics Inc Ship-in repair Not listed 12 Not listed Not listed
CNC Electronics West Inc Ship-in repair 1 Not listed Not listed Not listed
CNC Service Company Ship-in repair Not listed 12 Not listed Not listed
Flexa Systems Ship-in repair 1-3 24 Yes Yes

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32Repair shops listed
6Brands
51States with on-site repair

FAQ

Common Repair Questions

What is the difference between a repair and a core exchange?

A repair returns the same unit after the shop fixes it. A core exchange ships a replacement unit from the shop's inventory. The failed unit then goes back to the shop as the core. Cost and availability depend on the control series.

What should a repair quote list?

A repair quote should list parts, labor, and freight as separate charges. Ask for the warranty terms in writing with the quote.

How should a CNC control be packed for shipping?

Call the repair shop before packing the control. Ask how the shop wants the control packed, whether the control needs a crate, and what insurance value to declare.

Does a spindle alarm code identify the failed part?

A spindle alarm code names the fault condition that the spindle drive detected and not the failed part. That fault can trace back to the drive or to the spindle motor. Alarm codes and their meanings vary by control brand and drive series. The maintenance manual for the drive on the machine lists what each code means.

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