In short
When to repair an Allen-Bradley drive, controller or HMI — and when to replace.
Repair makes sense when
- Part is discontinued and no equivalent exists.
- Equivalent lead time > repair turn.
- Repair cost < 60% of new/equivalent.
- Failure is localized (fan, contactor, cap) — not catastrophic IGBT.
Replace when
- OEM is shipping an equivalent available to quote.
- Repair cost > 60% or has been repaired before.
- Platform is end-of-life and migration is overdue.
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