Is anyone able to, or knows someone who is able to, repair EMCO CNC
machines? I am having an issue with one of my machines (it is the
strangest issue) and I think someone needs to repair something.
However, Emco wants to charge me hundreds of $ just to CALL them,
before they even send someone here.

Ratedr wrote:
Is anyone able to, or knows someone who is able to, repair EMCO CNC
machines? I am having an issue with one of my machines (it is the
strangest issue) and I think someone needs to repair something.
However, Emco wants to charge me hundreds of $ just to CALL them,
before they even send someone here.


There is a Yahoo group that is very helpful on the small Emco machines.

On Jun 16, 5:38*am, Ratedr wrote:
Is anyone able to, or knows someone who is able to, repair EMCO CNC
machines? *I am having an issue with one of my machines (it is the
strangest issue) and I think someone needs to repair something.
However, Emco wants to charge me hundreds of $ just to CALL them,
before they even send someone here.

Advertise your need on Craig's List. You may find a very skilled
electrician locally. We're out there.

N

On 2009-06-16, Ratedr wrote:
Is anyone able to, or knows someone who is able to, repair EMCO CNC
machines? I am having an issue with one of my machines (it is the
strangest issue) and I think someone needs to repair something.
However, Emco wants to charge me hundreds of $ just to CALL them,
before they even send someone here.

Which EMCO machine?

What is it doing (or not doing)?

The only one which I know anything about is the Compact-5/CNC.
(And a tiny bit about the F2 milling machine, which uses the same
controller board.)

Good Luck,
DoN.

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