Code PICK-008: Error communicating with Robs
Issue Description & Safety Warning
The Fanuc R-30i Series Robot Controller has triggered a critical Error communicating with Robs alarm. Immediate attention from a qualified operator or maintenance technician is required to prevent secondary damage to the equipment or spoiled parts during the manufacturing cycle. Always ensure standard safety and LOTO procedures are followed before accessing electrical cabinets.
Official Troubleshooting Steps
Cause: An error occurred while this robot tried to get data from another robot over the robot ring or Ethernet. Remedy: Check if all robots have a valid IP address and PickTool software. If ok, then document the events that led to the error and provide information on the program and line number where this error occurred to your local FANUC representative.
Source: FANUC Robot R-30iA Alarm Code List Operator's Manual
Last reviewed: 2026-07-01 · Verified against the manufacturer’s official documentation.
About Fanuc R-30i Series Robot Controller Alarms
Fanuc controllers include extensive self-diagnostics that flag or halt the machine when a fault is detected. Error code PICK-008 on the R-30i Series Robot Controller identifies one specific fault condition — its documented cause and the official corrective steps are listed above, sourced from Fanuc's service documentation. Always confirm against the manual for your exact machine configuration and follow LOTO procedures before servicing.
Complete Alarm List: 6553 Fanuc R-30i Series Robot Controller codes.
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