Machining Interference Occurred

What does 3009 mean?

This P/S alarm indicates that an interference has occurred during machining, such as the tool path colliding with the opposite machining area or an existing feature. A common cause is a cutter radius being too large for the defined machining area, posing a risk of tool breakage or part damage.

• Tool path intersects with a non-machined surface or fixture.
• Simultaneous axis motion creates a collision path.
• Programmed offset causes the tool to move into an occupied space.
• Collision detection system activated due to programmed interference.

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   Modify the machining program to resolve the interference, potentially by adjusting the cutter radius, optimizing the tool path, or altering the machining area.