08.06.2025 by Viktor Siebert
Long-Term Repair Expertise for Yaskawa XtraDrive XD-01-MN01
Long-Term Repair Expertise for Yaskawa XtraDrive XD-01-MN01
We have been repairing Yaskawa XtraDrive XD-01-MN01 servo amplifiers for many years – especially for major chip manufacturers.
Why do they still repair such old equipment?
There are at least two key reasons:
1. Integral part of long-established production lines
Large semiconductor manufacturers operate production systems that have evolved and been optimized over decades. Replacing the XtraDrive with a modern drive system would be technically challenging and would require a fundamental redesign and recalibration of the entire control chain. In contrast, repairing key components like the XD-01-MN01 is a cost-effective and practical solution to maintain production capability.
2. Sustainability and environmental awareness
This argument is becoming increasingly relevant. Especially in Germany, environmental responsibility and resource conservation are gaining ground. Customers often say: “Repairing is more economical and sustainable than replacing.”
This mindset strengthens our mission and drives us to continue investing in repair capabilities, additional test environments, and new quality standards.
Hidden faults in the Yaskawa XD-01-MN01
The tricky part: many of the device’s faults are not immediately obvious. When connected to a motor and tested with the standard XtraDrive software, it may appear fully functional.
But under deeper testing – verifying all functions, speeds, and load conditions – problems emerge:
A signal might be missing, the unit may perform poorly at certain speeds, or randomly trigger Alarm 10.
Our approach: customer-specific test environment
We don’t just rely on Yaskawa’s diagnostic software. Instead, we replicate the customer’s control system on our test benches to simulate real-life operation and verify every function of the drive module.
This method sets us apart. That’s why even the biggest names in the industry come to us – seeking tailored, sustainable, and technically precise repair solutions.
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Technical Profile: Yaskawa XtraDrive XD-01-MN01
Device Overview
The Yaskawa XtraDrive XD-01-MN01 is a compact AC servo amplifier primarily used in precise industrial applications such as semiconductor production, electronics assembly, and small automated systems. It belongs to the XtraDrive series, known for long-term stability and compatibility with various Yaskawa servo motors.
Technical Specifications (based on nameplate and manual)
Parameter | Value |
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Model | XD-01-MN01 |
Input Voltage | 200–230 V AC (single-phase) |
Input Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
Input Current | 2.0 A |
Output Voltage | 0–230 V (three-phase) |
Output Power | 0.10 kW (0.13 hp) |
Output Current | 0.91 A |
Recommended Motor Size | 100 W |
Certifications | CE, UL, TÜV |
Country of Manufacture | Japan |
Manufacturer | Yaskawa Europe Technology |
Function and Purpose
This drive controls Yaskawa servomotors in a closed-loop system. Supported operation modes include:
- Torque control
- Speed control
- Position control
- Absolute and Incremental encoder support
XtraDrive units support advanced features such as:
- Jogging mode
- Overshoot suppression
- Electronic gearing
- Regenerative braking
- Auto-tuning of loop gains
Troubleshooting & Diagnostics – For Non-Experts
Typical Symptoms & Alarms:
Alarm | Description | Cause & Solution |
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A.10 | Overcurrent or heatsink overheating | Check cooling, reduce load, inspect IGBT stage |
A.32 | Regenerative overload | Use external braking resistor |
A.41 | Undervoltage | Ensure input voltage is ≥ 200 V AC |
A.51 | Overspeed | Motor is spinning too fast – check feedback and control signals |
A.C9 | Encoder communication error | Check encoder cable, connectors, and compatibility |
End-User Maintenance & Diagnostics Tips
Step | What to Do |
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Visual Inspection | Disconnect power, open casing if needed, inspect for dust, damage, or odor. |
Measure Input Voltage | Voltage between L1 and L3 should be 200–230 V AC. |
Motor Output Checks | Ensure U/V/W terminals are correctly wired and tight. |
Software Diagnosis | Use XtraDrive PC software to check alarms, parameter settings, and feedback. |
Under Load Testing | Some errors only occur under real operational conditions, not in idle mode. |
Compatible Motors
The XD-01-MN01 is designed to drive 100 W class Yaskawa motors, such as:
- SGMAH-01AAA
- SGMPH-01AAA
- SGMGH-01ACA
Alarm Code Summary (Excerpt)
Alarm Code | Meaning | Suggested Action |
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A.10 | Overcurrent / Overheating | Improve cooling, reduce load |
A.32 | Regenerative overload | Use external braking resistor |
A.41 | Undervoltage | Stabilize input power |
A.51 | Overspeed | Check feedback loop, input signal errors |
A.C9 | Encoder communication error | Check cable connections and shielding |
A.d0 | Position error overflow | Adjust gain or encoder ratio |
A.F1 | Phase loss (for 3-phase input only) | Check input wiring |