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Access the HMI Commissioning mode or use the 'Services' menu to navigate to the data backup functions.

Select 'Save machine data to bootfiles' or similar option (location varies by HMI version - typically under Services > Data > Save).

Ensure no machining operations are running before saving bootfiles.

Execute the bootfile save operation and wait for confirmation that all drive and system data has been written to CF card or internal storage.

Perform a controlled power cycle to verify that all drive parameters persist correctly after reboot, then clear the alarm.

Coordinate power cycle with production schedule as this requires machine downtime.

Review the alarm log and message buffer to identify which drive axes or parameters were recently modified or optimized.

Verify drive performance is acceptable by jogging all affected axes and checking for smooth motion without oscillation or following errors.

Navigate to HMI Services menu and execute 'Save machine data to bootfiles' to preserve the optimized drive parameters.

Document the optimization date and parameters changed for maintenance records.

Test machine operation with a proven-out program, then acknowledge and clear the informational alarm.

Confirm that all replacement drive or motor parameters (encoder type, motor data, current limits, etc.) have been correctly entered and commissioned.

Incorrect motor parameters can cause equipment damage or unsafe operation.

Perform complete axis commissioning including encoder calibration, reference point setting, and servo optimization for the replaced component.

Save all machine data and drive parameters to bootfiles via the HMI Services menu to create a new baseline configuration.

Create an external archive backup to CF card or network location for future restoration needs, then clear the alarm.

Label backup with date, machine ID, and components replaced for documentation.