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Asked: July 8, 20252025-07-08T07:18:24+00:00 2025-07-08T07:18:24+00:00In: Fanuc System Alarm

FANUC SYSTEM A02B-0311-B520 ALARM 935

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Alarm 935 highlights memory corruption, which can lead to unstable CNC behavior, loss of part programs, or even controller failure. It must be resolved promptly and correctly to avoid downtime and data loss.

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    2025-07-08T07:21:15+00:00Added an answer on July 8, 2025 at 7:21 am
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    FANUC SYSTEM A02B-0311-B520 Alarm 935 – SRAM ECC Error Issue: Faulty mainboard caused by corrupted SRAM due to possible battery failure or component degradation. Action Taken: Mainboard successfully repaired by Techgiga Enterprises. SRAM integrity restored, and system passed all functional tests aftRead more

    FANUC SYSTEM A02B-0311-B520
    Alarm 935 – SRAM ECC Error
    Issue: Faulty mainboard caused by corrupted SRAM due to possible battery failure or component degradation.

    Action Taken:
    Mainboard successfully repaired by Techgiga Enterprises. SRAM integrity restored, and system passed all functional tests after repair. Alarm 935 cleared.

    Status: ✅ Fully operational
    Warranty 90 DAYS


    Optional: Listing Note (if reselling or listing online):

    ⚠️ This A02B-0311-B520 mainboard had previously shown Alarm 935 (SRAM ECC Error).
    ✅ The board has been professionally repaired by Techgiga Enterprises, tested, and confirmed fully functional.
    💡 SRAM and power system restored. Ideal for maintenance replacement or refurbished CNC systems.

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