Exchange or Repair: Your Choice

When your servomotor fails, you have two options. You can send it in for repair, or you can choose to replace it through an exchange.

In many industrial situations, the exchange proves to be the most effective solution. Not because repair is impossible, but because the priority is often simply to get the machine back up and running as quickly as possible.

A Much Faster Solution

Repairing a servomotor involves several steps that can take days, sometimes longer if certain parts need to be ordered.

With an exchange, the approach is completely different. An equivalent servomotor, already reconditioned and tested, is immediately available. It can therefore be dispatched straight away and installed directly on the machine.

This solution considerably reduces your production downtime.

Cost Certainty

Repair can sometimes bring surprises. Following diagnosis, certain components may require replacement, which changes the initial cost and can extend the repair lead time.

With an exchange, the price is fixed regardless of the faults found on your motor. This simplifies decision-making and maintenance budget management.

A Solution Suited to Production Constraints

In many industrial environments, the primary objective is to limit the impact of a breakdown on production. The exchange is perfectly suited to this requirement: it allows a faulty motor to be replaced quickly and the machine to be restarted with minimal delay.