Yaskawa YPCT11065-1-3 Circuit Board – Obsolete Varispeed Series Spare Part
Yaskawa YPCT11065-1-3 Circuit Board – Obsolete Varispeed Series Spare Part When a circuit board like the YPCT11065-1-3 fails inside a…
Model: CIMR-MXN2015
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Technical Dossier
The Yaskawa CIMR-MX series, commercially designated as the Varispeed-626MX, is a general-purpose AC variable frequency drive platform engineered for demanding industrial environments. Deployed extensively across petrochemical refineries, chemical processing plants, pulp and paper mills, water treatment infrastructure, and heavy manufacturing facilities, the CIMR-MX series occupies a foundational position in global industrial automation inventories. Its V/f and open-loop vector control architecture made it a standard specification for pump, fan, compressor, and conveyor applications throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. Units remain operational in legacy installations worldwide, sustaining a persistent demand for spare parts, replacement drives, and technical support.
The CIMR-MX series was introduced by Yaskawa Electric Corporation as a successor to earlier Varispeed drives, incorporating improved IGBT switching technology and enhanced EMC compliance for industrial environments. The platform supports single-phase and three-phase input configurations across a voltage class range spanning 200V and 400V nominal, with output capacity from fractional horsepower to several hundred kilowatts depending on the frame size.
The control architecture is based on V/f (volts-per-hertz) open-loop control with optional PG (pulse generator) feedback for closed-loop speed regulation. Communication options were limited to analog and digital I/O in base configurations, with optional RS-485 MEMOBUS/Modbus RTU interface cards available as field-installable options. This architecture predates the widespread adoption of EtherNet/IP and PROFINET, making integration with modern DCS and SCADA systems dependent on protocol converter hardware.
As the series entered its end-of-life phase, Yaskawa designated the V1000, A1000, and GA700 series as functional successors. However, direct mechanical and electrical interchangeability is not guaranteed across generations, and many facilities operating CIMR-MX drives in fixed panel configurations continue to source original replacement units rather than undertake full drive replacement projects.
The following SKUs represent verified models within the Yaskawa CIMR-MX (Varispeed-626MX) series. Models are organized by voltage class and output capacity. Each entry reflects a distinct power rating and enclosure configuration.
200V Class — Single-Phase Input
200V Class — Three-Phase Input
400V Class — Three-Phase Input
The CIMR-MX series has been formally discontinued by Yaskawa Electric Corporation. OEM new-stock availability through authorized distribution channels is effectively exhausted for most models. DriveKNMS maintains a dedicated inventory of CIMR-MX units sourced through verified industrial surplus channels, decommissioned plant equipment, and controlled-environment storage facilities.
For facilities operating CIMR-MX drives in critical process loops — where unplanned downtime carries significant operational cost — DriveKNMS provides lifecycle extension support including: direct replacement unit supply, cross-reference identification for non-standard variants, and technical documentation retrieval for legacy parameter configuration. Requests for low-volume single-unit replacements and bulk spare parts packages are both accommodated. Lead times and stock confirmation are provided within one business day of inquiry submission.
All CIMR-MX units processed by DriveKNMS undergo a structured inspection and functional verification protocol prior to dispatch. The procedure addresses the specific failure modes associated with this drive generation, including IGBT module degradation, DC bus capacitor ESR drift, gate driver board corrosion, and control board EEPROM parameter retention failure.
Inspection steps include: visual examination of PCB surfaces for contamination, corrosion, and thermal damage; DC bus capacitance measurement against OEM specification; IGBT static and dynamic switching test under controlled load; no-load run verification across the full output frequency range (0–400 Hz); and parameter upload/download verification via operator keypad or RS-485 interface where applicable. Units that do not meet OEM-equivalent performance thresholds are not released for sale.