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HAAS® alarm codes — plain-English diagnosis guide

Look up 60 of the most-Googled HAAS® CNC alarms. Each has a plain-English explanation of what it means, the common causes, and what to check first — written by Keith Davies, an independent HAAS® service engineer based in Watford. For a fast in-page lookup, use the search tool on the homepage.

Servo & Axis Faults

Following errors, overloads, drive faults and cable problems on X, Y, Z and additional axes.

Spindle Faults

Orientation, gear-change, drive and overload faults on the main spindle.

Tool Changer & Turret

Carousel, side-mount ATC, umbrella changer and lathe turret faults.

Travel & Limits

Overtravel, soft limit and stroke limit alarms — usually a programming or work offset issue.

Power & Environment

Voltage, air, lubrication, battery and temperature alarms.

Communications & Control

MOCON, MAINCON, IO and parameter integrity faults.

Programming & Macro

G-code and macro errors caught at runtime — usually a programming issue, not a machine fault.

A note on this list. Alarm wording and numbering can vary by HAAS® machine model and software revision. The descriptions are written in plain English to help you understand what the machine is reporting and what to check first — they’re not a substitute for the official HAAS® operator manual or for a qualified service engineer’s diagnosis. Always confirm the exact alarm message on your screen and consult your machine’s documentation before attempting any repair.