FANUC Transducer
FANUC spare part — Updated 2026-09-16
FANUC Transducer — is referenced by 30 FANUC fault codes in the LogrobotLM catalogue — including PAIN-283, PAIN-284, PAIN-420. Those are the faults that put this part under suspicion; confirm the real cause against your robot's backup before ordering a replacement.
Fault codes that point to this part
Searching for a Transducer? These FANUC faults name it among the parts to check. Open any one for the meaning and what to check — then confirm which cause is really yours before ordering.
- PAIN-283WARN …Min. output has flow > setpoint
- PAIN-284WARN …Max. output has flow < setpoint
- PAIN-420WARN …Max. output has speed < setpoint
- PAIN-443WARN …Min. output has flow > setpoint
- PAIN-444WARN …Max. output has flow < setpoint
- PAIN-503WARN …Flow rate avg. error excessive
- PAIN-533WARN …Flow rate avg. error excessive
- PAIN-585PAUS …Max output has flow < setpoint
- PAIN-586PAUS …Min output has flow > setpoint
- PAIN-588PAUS …Max output has feed < setpoint
- PAIN-589PAUS …Min output has feed > setpoint
- PNT1-249Max output has feed < setpoint
- PNT1-250Min output has feed > setpoint
- PNT1-596Min. output has flow > setpoint
- PNT1-646Flow rate avg. error excessive
- PNT1-701Max. output has speed < setpoint
- PNT1-708Speed avg. error excessive
- PNT1-718Max. output has speed < setpoint
- PNT1-725Speed avg. error excessive
- PNT2-246Max output has flow < setpoint
- PNT2-247Min output has flow > setpoint
- PNT2-249Max output has feed < setpoint
- PNT2-250Min output has feed > setpoint
- PNT2-567Min. output has flow > setpoint
- PNT2-568Max. output has flow < setpoint
- PNT2-706Turbine under speed fault
- PNT2-718Max. output has speed < setpoint
- PNT2-722Turbine over speed
- PNT2-723Turbine under speed fault
- PNT2-724Turbine under speed warning
Often diagnosed together
Parts cited by the same faults as Transducer — check the whole chain before concluding. · Organes cités par les mêmes défauts que Transducer.
Indicative field information — the robot manufacturer's manual and safety procedures always prevail. Never bypass a safety device; apply lockout/tagout (LOTO) before any physical intervention. How this reference is built →