Identify the servo motor

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Hello, please help me identify the servo motor in the photo.
Recently, the servo motor broke down. The data has been completely erased, so I’m looking for the data to order/buy a new one. If it’s not too much trouble, please help me.

Zhejiang Huajian Mattress Machinery Co., Ltd
SX-80 CNC Spring Coiling Machine

2010 year. 380 V. 8 kVt

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I don’t think the photo uploaded correctly. Could you please re-share your photo? A photo the motor’s nameplate would be the most helpful.

In order to buy a new one, you will need to reach out to your local B&R sales representative. You can see a list of our locations here: Locations | B&R Industrial Automation. However if you have questions about the motor itself the Community may be able to help once we know which motor you are asking about.

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This looks like information for the entire machine. Can you give any details about the motor specifically? The servo motor in your first picture should have a sticker somewhere with model information and a serial number.

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Make also a photo of the drive with interface cards visible.

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Hi @Olmad_Madolmad ,

If you can connect to the machine you can open SDM and find motor model and s/n on the hardware tree:

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But:

  1. What is SDM? Free Learning Content for End Users and Service Engineers : SDM - Announcements - B&R Community

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  1. What is SystemDump?

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  1. Have you enabled SDM in your project? maybe not…

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  1. Does your Automation runtime version installed on the machine support SDM? maybe not…

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  1. In old machine sometimes, even if the encoder card is plugged in on the drive we see the label “not configured”

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  1. In some old machine, we don’t see the node for encoder card or for the motor, but just the communication card:
    Below for example on the standard ACOPOS 1045 we have plugged in encoder card 8AC120.60-1 and motor too but we don’t see them:

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In the end, SDM can help your case, but I see that the old machine might have missed some data.
Ciao
Valerio