Guides for FANUC parts buyers
Six guides written from the desk's daily questions. They teach the checks a buyer can perform at the machine before ordering — numbers, generations, symptoms and condition — and they sell nothing directly.
How to use the blog
Each guide answers one recurring question from the inquiry inbox, in the order the desk answers it: identity first, then matching, then the decision. The guides link into the catalogue where a number or a family is named, so a reader can move from the general check to the specific shelf in one step.
All guides
The full set, newest topic areas first: part numbers, control generations, amplifier faults, feedback matching, used-parts buying, and teach pendants.
How to Read a FANUC Part Number Before Ordering a Replacement
Series 0i vs 30i/31i/32i: Confirm Your Control Generation Before Ordering Parts
Servo Amplifier Fault: Repair or Replace — A Buyer Checklist
Pulse Coder or Encoder? Matching A860 Feedback Parts to a Servo Motor
Buying Used and Surplus FANUC Parts: Condition Checks to Confirm on Inquiry
Teach Pendant Matching: What to Check Beyond the A05B Number
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Send the part numbers you need, or the number of a unit you want assessed, with the machine each belongs to. One desk answers for the shelves and the bench.
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