Haas Alarm Code 106 - Low Coolant Level

Haas CNC Minor Coolant

Model: Haas CNC Control | Code: 106

Applicable Systems
Haas CNC Mill (VF/VM Series)

Symptoms

The Haas CNC control displays alarm 106: Low Coolant Level. The machine may stop, display a red or yellow warning indicator, or enter an emergency stop state depending on the alarm type.

Possible Causes

  • Low Coolant Level - related component or system fault
  • Sensor, actuator, or drive component failure
  • Wiring harness or connector fault
  • Parameter or setting misconfiguration
  • Mechanical interference or obstruction

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. Step 1: Record the alarm number and note the machine state and operation being performed when the alarm occurred
    Alarm number and context are documented
  2. Step 2: Press the HELP button on the Haas control for alarm-specific troubleshooting guidance
    Built-in help text is displayed
  3. Step 3: Inspect the related subsystem (servo, spindle, tool changer, safety, coolant, etc.) for visible faults
    No visible damage or abnormal conditions found
  4. Step 4: Check parameters, settings, and offsets per the Haas operator and service manual
    Values match expected settings or discrepancies are identified
  5. Step 5: Reset the alarm (RESET key), clear the fault condition, and test operation
    Alarm clears and machine operates normally, or alarm returns

How to Reset

To reset Haas alarm 106: 1) Address the root cause per the troubleshooting steps. 2) Press RESET on the Haas control. 3) If alarm persists, press E-STOP then release, then press RESET. 4) If alarm still persists, power cycle the machine (main breaker off, wait 30 seconds, on). 5) Contact Haas service if alarm persists after reboot. Caution: Never bypass safety interlocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What does Haas alarm 106 mean?

    Alarm 106 indicates: Low Coolant Level. This is a Haas CNC control system alarm related to Coolant.

  • Q: How do I clear Haas alarm 106?

    Fix the underlying issue, then press RESET. If it persists, cycle E-STOP and RESET. If still present, power cycle the machine. Contact Haas if it returns after reboot.

  • Q: Can I keep machining with alarm 106?

    The machine can usually continue but the alarm should be addressed.

Related Haas Fault Codes

Source: Haas Automation Operator Manual / helmancnc.com - verified via BING International

Category: CNC