MCCMCC SrlMilano

Service

How a job works

From the email to handing the machine back. Four steps, indicative times: we confirm them once we understand the stop.

Technician seen from behind at a stopped CNC, open toolbox and an orange lamp on in the shop.
Work on a stopped machine

Write the machine, the alarm code if you have one, how long it has been down and whether the next station is stacking. Three facts save a wasted visit and let us arrive with a hypothesis — bearing, terminal, bit. The rest is decided on the floor.

  1. STEP 01

    Request

    Same working day

    Form or email, same reply channel. We need: machine model, symptom, whether the line is down. We do not ask for a phone number on the site: the channel is written, traceable, with no switchboard.

  2. STEP 02

    Diagnosis / site visit

    Within 24–48 working hours

    Cabinet, program, mechanical assembly. Find the play before ordering the wrong spare or rewriting logic that is not involved.

  3. STEP 03

    Intervention

    Planned around the stop

    Maintenance, cabling or a logic update. We keep the machine down only as long as the job requires and we record every replacement.

  4. STEP 04

    Sign-off

    End of intervention

    Trial cycle, alarm check, sample part. No «we’re done» if the part coming off is still out of tolerance.

Times below are indicative and confirmed when the job is taken on.