ABB ACS and DCS drive repair in Zambia
ACS150, ACS355, ACS550, ACS580, ACS800 and ACS880 drives, DCS converters and ABB soft starters repaired to component level in Lusaka.
What we repair
ABB ACS and ACH series drives, ACS800 and ACS880 industrial drives, DCS DC converters, ABB soft starters and the control, interface and I/O boards inside them.
Typical faults
Earth-fault and overcurrent trips, failed IGBT modules and gate drivers, charging-circuit and precharge faults, fan and over-temperature alarms, DC bus capacitor degradation, dead control supplies and panels that trip only under load.
How the job runs
Unit logged and photographed on intake, diagnosed to component level with oscilloscopes, thermal imaging and power-quality instruments, fixed price quoted before work, functional test on completion, written report per serial number, 6-month workmanship warranty. Standard turnaround 5–7 business days; priority 48–72 hours under a maintenance agreement.
When the part is discontinued
We do not stop at "obsolete". We reverse-engineer the failed card, redesign it with components available today and build the replacement in Lusaka — the capability that put an HCS-designed board into a Lusaka Water pump station in February 2026, running since with zero failures.
Questions we are asked
Can you repair ACS800 and ACS880 drives in Zambia?
Yes — ACS800 and ACS880 power stages, gate drivers and control boards are component-level bench work for us in Lusaka.
How long does the repair take?
Standard 5–7 business days from drop-off in Lusaka; priority 48–72 hours under a maintenance agreement. Importing a replacement typically takes 4–12 weeks.
What if the unit cannot be repaired?
You pay the assessment fee only and receive the diagnostic report — no repair fee for a unit we cannot save.
Is there a warranty?
Yes: 6 months (180 days) workmanship. Same-fault failure inside the window is re-repaired at no charge.
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Tell us what failed.
A photo of the unit and its nameplate on WhatsApp is enough to start.