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[Solved] AX5000 - Over-current error motor issue

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If an axis is giving you FC0B - Over-current error motor, short circuit detection (X13/X23) error, you would need to power cycle the system. It is not resettable from the online drive manager.

Check the your wires at X13/X23 connections and make sure the axis is not over torqueing during the operation.

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