Heidenhain codes
HeidenhainSafetyIntermediate30-120 minutes

239-0191

HEIDENHAIN 239-0191 - 191 CC-FSUC: voltage monitoring impaired CC

191 CC-FSUC: voltage monitoring impaired CC

This safety-related error indicates a fault in the FS microcontroller. The FS microcontroller reports defective monitoring of the voltage. The control has detected a safety issue that may affect safe operation.

Root Cause Summary

HEIDENHAIN alarm 239-0191 indicates the FS (Functional Safety) microcontroller has detected a failure in voltage monitoring circuits on the CC (Control Computer) module. This typically occurs when supply voltages fall outside acceptable tolerances or monitoring circuits themselves have failed.

Safety

  • Refer to Heidenhain service manual
  • Ensure qualified technician performs repairs

Causes and Fixes

  1. 1

    Check System Voltage Display

    Navigate to MOD function → System Info → Voltage Monitor to view real-time voltage readings for all CC module supply rails.

    Document all voltage readings before making any changes for comparison after repairs.

  2. 2

    Verify Input Power Quality

    Use multimeter to measure incoming AC voltage at the main power input terminals. Check for voltage fluctuations, harmonics, or poor power factor.

    Only qualified electricians should work on main power connections.

  3. 3

    Inspect Power Supply Module

    Check the CC module's switching power supply for blown fuses, swollen capacitors, or burnt components. Replace power supply module if defective.

    Power supply modules often fail gradually - replace if any voltage rail is more than 3% out of specification.

Service Recommendedmedium confidence

Call a technician if:

  • ·FS self-test failures
  • ·CC module replacement needed
  • ·Voltage measurements outside specification
  • ·Multiple related alarms present

Prevention

  • Monthly FS self-tests
  • Regular cabinet temperature monitoring
  • Annual power supply voltage verification
  • Preventive cooling system maintenance

Common Mistakes

  • Ignoring temperature warnings before voltage alarms
  • Not documenting voltage readings before repairs
  • Attempting FS microcontroller repairs without proper training
  • Overlooking EMI sources when troubleshooting intermittent alarms

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