LogrobotLM

LogrobotLM — AI fault diagnosis for ABB · KUKA · FANUC robots. It reads your robot backup in your browser (never uploaded) and pinpoints the fault. Try it free →

How this reference is built

14,994 fault-code pages across ABB, KUKA, FANUC and 74 spare-part pages. This page explains where the data comes from, what we will and will not reproduce, and how quality is enforced — so you can judge how much to trust what you read here.

Where the data comes from

The corpus is field-curated for LogrobotLM: diagnostic write-ups drafted in-house from real troubleshooting practice, a structured hardware fault base (component, cause, actions, severity, controller generation — each entry carrying its source), and the production diagnostic engine that analyses robot backups. Our field write-ups are drafted in French and published in a faithful English translation of that in-house text — never a translation of a manufacturer manual.

What is verbatim — and what never is

Part references and designations (DSQC 572 « DeviceNet Board », KPP, A06B-…) are reproduced exactly as the manufacturer names them: they are factual identifiers a technician must be able to match character-for-character when ordering. ABB event titles are shown the same way, as identifiers; the ABB event texts themselves are not reproduced — an ABB page publishes our own field write-up, or only the title until we have one. FANUC alarm pages show the published FANUC alarm message, description and remedy, presented as the manufacturer's wording, followed by our own field diagnosis where we have one. Manual document numbers are never mistaken for part references (enforced by test).

How quality is enforced

  • No empty templates: a page exists only when it carries distinct data; symptom and part hubs have minimum-content floors.
  • Brand partitioning: an ABB reference can never leak onto a KUKA or FANUC page — locked by automated tests on every change.
  • Thin pages stay out of search indexes: a code page is offered for indexing only once it carries enough content of its own; until then it stays online, linked, and marked noindex.
  • One language per page: code pages are in English only.
  • Every change passes type-checks, >3,000 automated tests and a full build before publication; each code page shows the date its own content last changed.

Limits, safety and corrections

This is indicative field information: your robot's own manual and safety procedures always prevail, and the real cause on your robot is confirmed against its own backup — that is what the free browser-based diagnosis is for (the backup never leaves your PC). Spotted an error on a page? Report it via the site contact — corrections ship in the next update cycle.