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PLATE 31 · PART A06B-6222-H015HANGZHOU · EST. 2003

a06b-6222-h015

FANUC Ai SV Servo Amplifier A06B-6222-H015

A06B-6222-H015 is an Ai SV servo amplifier module in the seller's shop listings — one half of a matched 6222 pair, its spindle sibling being the H022. This page records the servo half of the pair.

Part numberA06B-6222-H015
FamilyServo amplifiers
Catalogue functionAi SV servo amplifier module, as listed by the seller's shop
Condition as listedAs listed in the shop; condition stated on inquiry
Schematic drawing of a finned servo amplifier unit
Schematic drawing: servo amplifier unit.

What A06B-6222-H015 is

A06B-6222-H015 is listed by the seller's shop as an Ai SV servo amplifier module: a servo drive module of the A06B family, from the generation that carries the Ai designation in its listing. Its number invites one specific confusion, which this page exists to prevent — the same 6222 group also contains the A06B-6222-H022, an AiSP spindle module. The H-suffix is the difference between a servo unit and a spindle unit.

Within the servo amplifiers family, the 6222-H015 is the module-generation counterpart to the older 61xx listings; the A06B table places the pair side by side so the suffix split is visible at a glance.

Where A06B-6222-H015 works

The module drives a servo axis in a cabinet that typically also holds its spindle sibling and the shared power supply. Its failure is the one-axis stop. Because the pair shares a group number, the commonest ordering error for this family is a hurried label reading that lands on the wrong suffix; the second commonest is assuming the spindle module's fault and the servo module's fault are the same event when both axes alarm after a power incident.

The desk treats a 6222 inquiry as a pair inquiry by default: which suffix, which role, and whether the sibling unit shows any symptom. Those three answers separate a single-module replacement from a cabinet-level event.

Condition options for A06B-6222-H015

This number is stocked across the seller's condition range over time, and its live condition is stated on inquiry; the listing fixes the identity, not a permanent condition. Buyers replacing one half of a 6222 pair often ask about the sibling's availability in the same message, which is sensible: matched-generation stock is easier to confirm while both numbers are on the table.

Condition words carry their usual meanings here — the used FANUC parts page defines them — and the seller's warranty follows the unit's condition: 1 year on a new module, 3 months on a used one, in the seller's published terms.

Testing A06B-6222-H015 before dispatch

The module is run on the test bench before dispatch, driven through the standard goods test, with a test video available on request. For a module bought to complete a pair, the buyer can also ask that the test evidence name the unit's serial identity as labelled, so the paperwork trail matches the cabinet it joins.

A failed H015 is a routine repair intake. Because its sibling is a different unit with a similar face, returned units should travel with their number written in the accompanying message as well as on the label, so bench booking-in never has to guess which half of the pair arrived.

Ordering A06B-6222-H015

Quote the number exactly — A06B-6222-H015 — and double-check the suffix against the failed unit's label before sending; on this group, the suffix is the order. Name the axis position and machine, state the condition you will accept, and say whether the H022 spindle sibling is also in question. That is the complete inquiry for this number.

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