a06b-6200-h026
FANUC Servo Amplifier A06B-6200-H026
A06B-6200-H026 holds a double place in this catalogue: the shop lists it as a servo amplifier, and the seller's power-supply family names it as its catalogue item. This page records both listings and what they mean for ordering.
What A06B-6200-H026 is
A06B-6200-H026 is an A06B drive-family unit with two catalogue homes. In the seller's shop listings it appears as a servo amplifier; in the seller's own site's power-supply family it is the named item — the one number that family calls out. Rather than choosing one home and hiding the other, this catalogue carries both, because buyers arrive at this number from both directions: an amplifier alarm, and a power-chain fault.
Whichever direction the inquiry comes from, the unit is the same genuine FANUC unit under the same number, stocked and tested by the same desk. The power supplies page and the servo amplifiers page both lead here for that reason.
The junction A06B-6200-H026 sits on
The 6200 group sits where the drive chain's power side meets its amplifier side, and faults at that junction present ambiguously: several axes alarming together can be a supply-side problem wearing an amplifier's clothes, and one axis alarming alone can still trace back to a shared unit. That ambiguity is exactly why this number is dual-listed, and why the desk's first questions for it concern the alarm pattern rather than the part.
Buyers holding this number should write the pattern into the inquiry: which axes alarmed, whether the spindle was involved, and whether the fault follows load or appears at power-up. The A06B table shows the neighbouring amplifier numbers for the cabinets where this unit shares a rack with 6132 or 6222 modules.
Condition options for A06B-6200-H026
As with the rest of the A06B shelf, this number is stocked across the seller's condition range over time — new, new-surplus and used — and the live condition is stated on inquiry. The double listing does not double the stock: there is one shelf, and the answer names the condition of the unit actually on it.
The used FANUC parts page sets out what each condition word carries, including the seller's warranty — 1 year on a new unit, 3 months on a used one, in the seller's own published terms. For a junction unit like this one, the pre-dispatch test matters more than the label, because the unit's behaviour under load is the thing being bought.
Testing A06B-6200-H026 before dispatch
Testing for this number leans on the test bench: the unit is powered and run so its behaviour is observed, not inferred from a visual inspection, and a test video can be supplied on request. A unit that only fails warm or under load is the failure shape this family is known for, and it is the shape a bench run is designed to expose before the unit travels.
On the repair side, a returned A06B-6200-H026 is assessed by the repair service with the same bench process: the faulty stage inside the unit is identified first, and the repair is priced against that finding rather than against the whole-unit value.
Ordering A06B-6200-H026
Quote the number in full, A06B-6200-H026, and say which side of the junction the inquiry comes from — amplifier replacement, power-chain fault, or an open diagnosis. Add the machine, the axes on the chain, and the alarm pattern as displayed. That combination lets the desk answer for the unit itself and, where the pattern points elsewhere, say so before a shipment makes the point more expensively.
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