CMC

Repair & Service

CMC Diagnostics, Repair & Legacy System Support

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Common CMC Applications

01.

Motion Control

02.

Material
Handling

03.

Web
Processing

04.

Industrial Automation

About CMC Motion Control Systems

Cleveland Motion Controls (CMC) systems are used in industrial motion-control and web-tension applications where precise motor control, tension regulation, and dependable automation are essential to production.

 

Control Concepts Dallas services current and legacy CMC equipment, including older drive and servo systems, tension controllers, load cells, and connected automation components used in material handling, web processing, and other industrial applications.

Equipment we service includes:

01.

Pacemaster Series Drives

02.

621, 622 & 650 Series DC Drives

03.

Servo Drives & Controls

04.

Tension Controllers

05.

Load Cells & Transducers

06.

Control Boards & Amplifier Modules

Complete Automation Services

From troubleshooting and repair to ongoing automation support, our technicians help keep critical systems operating reliably.

Diagnostics
Repair
Automation Support
Technician diagnosing and repairing a Danfoss industrial drive inside an electrical control panel.

Common CMC System Symptoms

01.

Failure to
Power Up

02.

Blown
Fuses

03.

Motor Speed Issues

04.

Communication Faults

05.

Servo
Failures

06.

Control Board Faults

The Repair Process

When a CMC drive or motion-control system develops a problem, Control Concepts Dallas evaluates the affected equipment and surrounding operating conditions to identify the source of the issue.

Our technicians inspect incoming power, wiring, power supplies, control boards, drive components, motor response, tension controls, and connected equipment. Damaged components are repaired or replaced when appropriate, followed by calibration, controlled power-up, and functional testing.

Once the cause is identified, we determine whether component-level repair or damaged-part replacement is the most practical solution. Clean operating conditions, secure electrical connections, proper cooling, and periodic inspections can also help reduce future problems.

Many unexpected motion-control and drive failures can be
avoided through preventative maintenance.