FANUC Alarm 71: Data Not Found
Fanus Control Model: 30i, 31i, 32i Model A, 16i / 18i Series
Description
When you use a specific G-code or M-code that is linked to a specific parameter or macro, but it does not exist in the data memory.
How to Fix Alarm
Check the program coding and see if the subprogram you called exists in the machine directory with the same number. Also, check the machine parameters to see if they are set correctly.
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