Repair
ABB ACS
ACS880 · ACS850 · ACS580 · ACS550 · ACS310 · ACS355 · ACS800 (EOL)
Specialist service of ABB frequency inverters — replacement of IGBT and DC-link capacitors, repair of RDCU/RMIO/RMBA control cards, SMPS power service, parameterization via DriveComposer and Drive Windows. No-obligation quote, 12-month warranty.
Service ABB ACS: from IGBT repair to parameterization
ABB ACS880
Repair of ACS880-01/07/17 inverters with Direct Torque Control. Service of IGBT, capacitors, RINT/RDCU cards and PROFIBUS/EtherNet/IP/PROFINET interfaces.
ABB ACS550 / ACS580
Repair of popular ACS550 and ACS580 inverters. Replacement of IGBT, electrolytic capacitors, service of RMIO-11C cards and cooling circuits.
ABB ACS800 (EOL)
Repair of discontinued ACS800 — EFIXLAB specialization. Service of RDCU, RINT, AINF cards. Replacement of IGBT, capacitors and fans in ACS800 cabinets.
RDCU / RMIO / RMBA cards
Repair of control unit cards: CPU, Flash memory, power supply circuits, DI/DO/AI/AO interfaces. Service of PROFIBUS, Modbus, Ethernet communication cards.
ABB ACS310 / ACS355
Repair of compact ACS310 and ACS355 inverters. Replacement of IGBT, capacitors and power supply. Service of Modbus RTU ports.
DriveComposer parameterization
Parameter backup (.drc/.bak) before repair. After repair, full parameterization and load test. DriveComposer and Drive Windows Pro.
Why EFIXLAB?
- ACS800 (EOL) — we repair when others refuse — discontinued ACS800 is still widely used. We have components and experience with this platform.
- DriveComposer / DWL backup — parameterization backup before repair and restoration after, without losing configured values.
- DTC (Direct Torque Control) — we understand the specifics of the ABB DTC algorithm, which is crucial when repairing ACS880/ACS800 control cards.
- Load test — every inverter after repair is tested under load, not just at no-load.
- Priority for stopped production — we react quickly to urgent requests.
- 12-month warranty — on all performed work.
How does repair work for ABB ACS?
Request
online or by phone
Shipping
by courier
Param backup
+ diagnostics
Quote
no obligation
Repair
& testing
Return
with warranty
Report fault ABB ACS — no-obligation quote
Provide the ABB ACS model, power rating and alarm description (3xxx/7xxx code). Our ABB specialist will contact you with a diagnosis.
Frequently asked questions
Yes — ACS800 is a discontinued platform but still widely used. We repair RDCU, RINT, AINF cards and IGBT power sections.
Yes — if the control card is operational, backup is possible via DriveComposer Pro or Drive Windows. Parameters are restored after repair.
Most common: F7001 (DC link undervoltage — capacitors or rectifier), F7002 (DC overvoltage — IGBT), F2310 (overcurrent — IGBT), alarms 25xx (control card). Every case is diagnosed individually.
Diagnostics: 1–2 business days. Repair: 5–7 business days after approval and receiving necessary components. Express mode for stopped production. As a rule — repair time may be significantly extended depending on component availability and repair complexity. Deadlines are agreed individually with the client.
ABB Inverter Repair — ACS, ACH, and ACS800 Series Diagnostics
ABB frequency converters — including the ACS310, ACS355, ACS550, ACS580, ACS800, ACS880, and ACH550 series — are among the most widely installed industrial drives globally. From HVAC systems to heavy process industry applications, ABB drives control motors ranging from fractional horsepower to megawatt scale. The diverse application base means ABB drives face equally diverse failure modes depending on their operating environment and load profile.
Common ABB drive failures include IGBT module damage in the inverter bridge (particularly in ACS800 and ACS880 high-power units), electrolytic capacitor aging in the DC link causing ripple current faults, input rectifier failures from mains transients, cooling fan bearing wear leading to thermal trips, and control board issues. The ACS550 and ACS580 series sometimes experience SMPS (switch-mode power supply) failures that prevent the drive from powering up. Legacy ACS600 and ACS800 units are susceptible to fiber optic gate driver communication problems.
EFIXLAB repairs all ABB drive families from the legacy ACS600 through current ACS880 platforms. Our repair process includes complete power stage diagnostics with calibrated motor loads, DC link capacitor ESR and capacitance measurement, gate driver signal analysis using high-speed oscilloscopes, and control board functional testing. We rebuild power stages with genuine or equivalent-specification IGBT modules and replace capacitor banks with high-reliability long-life components.
ABB drive repair is particularly economical for the ACS800 and ACS880 series where power module replacement alone can cost thousands of euros from ABB. Our all-inclusive repair pricing typically saves 40–65% versus new drive cost. For legacy ACS600 and ACS400 series where ABB no longer provides full support, our repair service is essential for keeping these drives operational. All ABB drive repairs include full load testing and our 12-month warranty.