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Siemens 840D 104136 - PA: Error in getting WO data Block column index
Alarm 104136 indicates a data access error when the control system attempts to retrieve Work Offset (WO) data from a specific data block. This typically occurs when the NC program or HMI requests work offset values from an invalid, corrupted, or non-existent data block or column index position.
Siemens 840D 104136 - PA: Error in getting WO data Block column index
PA: Error in getting WO data Block column index
Siemens SINUMERIK alarm 104136: PA: Error in getting WO data Block column index. This alarm indicates an error condition in the NC program or control configuration that must be resolved before the operation can continue.
Root Cause Summary
Alarm 104136 indicates a data access error when the control system attempts to retrieve Work Offset (WO) data from a specific data block. This typically occurs when the NC program or HMI requests work offset values from an invalid, corrupted, or non-existent data block or column index position.
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Causes and Fixes
Note the specific Block number (%1) and column index (%2) from the alarm message displayed on the HMI.
Access the work offset memory area via HMI: Navigate to Parameters → Work Offsets → Check if the referenced block number exists in the system.
Review the active NC program for work offset calls (G54-G57, G505-G599, or direct $P_UIFR[] array access) and verify the block numbers match existing work offset data blocks.
If the data block is missing, either recreate it with appropriate zero offset values or modify the NC program to reference valid existing work offset blocks.
Ensure work offset values are verified after recreation to prevent workpiece collisions
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