Just saw an ad for a book titled “How You Can Test Electronic Equipment Like a Pro”. I just have to ask – why would you want to when I’m guessing you are darn busy already. I know I am mighty busy here at ACS Industrial evaluating, testing, and repairing your electronic equipment because that’s my expertise and I’m good at it. Send us more!
You know, I could probably get a car repair for dummies book and learn to do all my own car repairs too…but why would I want to when “Joe” at my favorite auto repair shop here in Hunt Valley, Maryland is already an expert. He can repair my car a lot faster and better than I can. Plus, he’s already got all the equipment and parts handy.
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Time Well Spent in 2010 – A Note from ACS Industrial
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Top 5 Electronic Repair Problems in 2009
I was just reading a friend’s notes and he made a great case for providing detailed information to your repair service provider. Here at ACS, we request our customers describe the problem with their item when they send them in for evaluation. You probably could not begin to guess what our Top 5 repair descriptions were for 2009, so I will share them with you:
Top 5 Electronic Repair Descriptions for 2009
- Does Not Work
- Blank (as in nothing at all in the problem description box)
- Dead
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Top 5 2009 Electronic Repair Problem Descriptions
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Three weeks ago our glass CNC machining center started giving an overcurrent alarm. We determined that it was most likely the old Mitsubishi servo motor that was the problem so we sent it, along with the encoder, to ACS Industrial Services to check it out. There was no cost for the evaluation of the encoder or the motor. The motor was bad and because it was no longer in production we were afraid we would have to buy new. But ACS Industrial quoted us for repair and listed all of the work that would be included. Our Mitsubishi servo motor came back looking like new again and is working great.
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Got our old Mitsubishi servo motor repaired
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Three weeks ago our glass CNC machining center started giving an overcurrent alarm. We determined that it was most likely the old Mitsubishi servo motor that was the problem so we sent it, along with the encoder, to ACS Industrial Services to check it out. There was no cost for the evaluation of the encoder or the motor. The motor was bad and because it was no longer in production we were afraid we would have to buy new. But ACS Industrial quoted us for repair and listed all of the work that would be included. Our Mitsubishi servo motor came back looking like new again and is working great.
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Got our old Mitsubishi servo motor repaired
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If you need your industrial electronic circuit board repaired, then you need to contact ACS for expert electronic repair services that will get you back into operation fast. Call us at 800-605-6419.
ACS repairs just about any industrial circuit board with highly experienced, expert technicians and fast service. Circuit boards that other repair houses return as unrepairable or beyond economical repair can often be repaired by our highly experienced tech team.
Your circuit boards are evaluated, repaired and returned to you in perfect working order and if your circuit boards cannot be repaired, you don’t pay. Thats right… YOU DON’T PAY ONE PENNY IF WE CANNOT FIX YOUR CIRCUIT BOARDS!
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We Can Repair Almost Any Industrial Circuit Board At ACS…
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ACS has just uploaded a new “Free Evaluation Form” for easy submission of your defective electronic equipment for service. This form is an easy on-line form that when printed, sends a copy of the form via email to the service department and is immediately entered into the electronic repair queue. This speeds up the time between sending your item for repair and receiving an evaluation with a price quote. Please think of ACS Industrial Services when in need of industrial electronic repair services. We service circuit boards, PLC’s, Servo’s, spindle drives, power supplies, logic cards, encoders, servo motors and just about any electronic equipment found in an industrial or commercial facility. Please call us for information and to help coordinate your electronic repair needs at 800-605-6419.
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ACS Industrial Services � Free Repair Guide
“How To Get Expert Electronic Repairs For Less, Where To Begin?”
You have an Electronic Power Supply, Circuit Board, Drive, PLC, Servo, or other electronic component that needs electronic repair services. How do you decide where to send it to get the expert electronic repair service you need? To a vendor your company already uses? To an OEM? To a new repair house? It can be hard to determine where to send your items.
Three Steps to Success
The following three considerations will insure that you receive the Expert Electronic Repair Service you need and the best value for your electronic repair dollar.
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Get Our “Free Repair Guide” & Learn How To Save On Industrial Electronic Repair Work
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Does Your Food Service – Pizza Oven Need Electronic Repair? Is Your Oven Conveyor Stopped or Slow? Get Those Ovens Baking Fast.
Recently a pizza shop owner called ACS in a panic. His oven drive had stopped, the conveyor belt would not move, and they could not make pizzas. The conveyer that moves the pizza through the oven would not move or respond to the speed control. The oven manufacturer would not or could not provide the electronic circuit board repair needed to get the oven running. They offered the shop owner a new control system for $2500.00! Not only was this more money than the shop owner had, it would have required several days of downtime to retrofit the new control to the pizza oven. They were looking at more and more downtime to get the oven back into operation and were losing money every hour it was down!
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Help for Food Service – Pizza Oven Controls and Motor Drive Repair Keep The Pies Coming!
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