Allen-Bradley 1769-L32C CompactLogix Processor 750 KB – Pickup in Store
In stock: 1 unit in Milwaukee, WI. Physically stocked and ready to ship or available for local pickup. Includes a 1-year full-function warranty.
CompactLogix L32C controller · 750 KB user memory · ControlNet port plus RS-232 port · 16 Compact I/O modules
Actual NJT inventory photos
Price
$449.99USDUsed, Series AView listing
| Part Number | 1769-L32C |
| Description | CompactLogix controller, 750 KB. In stock in used condition, Series A. |
| Shipping | Ships same or next business day
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| Pickup | Free local pickup at 2122 N Prospect Ave. Call ahead at (414) 331-5954. |
| Warranty | 1-year full-function warranty provided by NJT Automation. Warranty details
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| Returns | 90-day free returns. View return policy |
| Exchange | Send us your defective 1769-L32C after your purchase for a 10% core credit. We also purchase old or damaged parts outright. |
Replacement Options for 1769-L32C
| Variants | Part NumberConditionSeriesQtyPrice 1769-L32C /A$449.99 Used · Series A · 1 in stock1769-L32C /AUsedSeries A1$449.99 USD | ||||||||
| Availability | 1 unit in stock | ||||||||
| Repairs | 1769-L32C Mail-In Repair Service | ||||||||
Part Number Decoder | CompactLogix controller 1769L32CC
Decoded from the Rockwell Automation catalog-number structure. Series and firmware revision are printed on the product label, not encoded here. | ||||||||
Series & Revisions | Series A in stock; other series on request. Series notes: Logix keys on catalog number and firmware revision, not series; with the default Compatible Module keying, any series of the same catalog number is accepted in the slot. | ||||||||
Intended Use | Built for machine-level control applications. CompactLogix controllers run packaging machines, palletizers, conveyors, material handling, small process skids and OEM equipment where a mid-size Logix controller with local I/O fits in the machine panel and programs in Studio 5000 like the rest of the plant. | ||||||||
Migration Path | Rockwell Automation has discontinued the first-generation 1769-L2x and L3x CompactLogix controllers. Published successor for the CompactLogix L2x / L3x: 1769-L33ER (ControlNet has no 5370 equivalent; move the network to EtherNet/IP) (CompactLogix 5370).
A like-for-like replacement or a repair keeps the existing program, wiring and panel layout; a migration is a project. Both are listed on this page so the choice can be made on lead time and budget. | ||||||||
Physical Data | Weight and DimensionsWeight0.75 lb (0.34 kg)H × W × D5.2 × 2.2 × 4.8 in. (131.1 × 56.4 × 121.1 mm)
Product weight and dimensions are typical manufacturer-published values and may differ by series or option. Shipping box and weight are estimates for freight planning; the packed unit may ship in a different box. | ||||||||
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| Category | CompactLogix | ||||||||
| Part Number | 1769-L32C | ||||||||
| Manufacturer | Allen-Bradley | ||||||||
Image gallery11 PHOTOSActual units photographed by NJT
Can the 1769-L32C be repaired?
Yes. NJT Automation repairs the 1769-L32C by mail-in: diagnostic evaluation, component-level repair and a functional test, backed by a 1-year full-function warranty.
Option 1
NJT managed repair
- Evaluation
- Free. No repair, no charge.
- Shipping
- Prepaid UPS label both ways.
- Pricing
- $650 minimum. Rush service available.
- Warranty
- 1-year full-function warranty included; 2- and 3-year options.
Option 2
Independent repair bids. Compare quotes from independent repair technicians. Post your repair on RepairMode to receive competitive bids from experienced technicians. Each technician sets their own pricing and warranty.
Common Failures
Failure patterns we regularly see on CompactLogix controller hardware like the 1769-L32C:
- Program lost on power cycle: battery (1769-BA) depleted, BAT LED red or flashing
- Solid red OK LED (nonrecoverable major fault) at power-up
- Embedded Ethernet port failure or dropped connections on -E / -ER controllers
- CompactFlash or SD card corruption: stored project will not load
- Channel 0 RS-232 port damaged by a hot-plugged programming cable
Fault code reference
1769-L32C Fault Codes
42 codes · 1756-RD001
Fault codes a CompactLogix controller reports on the Major Faults tab in Studio 5000 Logix Designer / RSLogix 5000 as Type:Code (T:C), as documented in Rockwell Automation publication 1756-RD001. Use them to narrow a problem down to the unit, its wiring or the application before sending it in for repair.
| Code | Fault | What it indicates |
|---|---|---|
| T01:C01 | Power-up fault | Power was lost and restored while the controller was in RUN mode. |
| T01:C16 | Power-up fault | I/O communications configuration fault detected at power-up. |
| T01:C40 | Power-up fault | Energy storage module or battery failed during the last power-down; retained data may be lost. |
| T01:C60 | Power-up fault | Non-recoverable fault. The controller must be reflashed or returned for repair. |
| T01:C61 | Power-up fault | Non-recoverable fault with saved diagnostic information. |
| T01:C62 | Power-up fault | Non-recoverable fault with saved diagnostic information and stored user program. |
| T03:C16 | I/O fault | An I/O module connection failed on a module marked as required. |
| T03:C20 | I/O fault | Unable to read ControlBus chassis information; the chassis may be bad. |
| T03:C21 | I/O fault | Unable to read ControlBus chassis information; the chassis may be bad. |
| T03:C23 | I/O fault | At least one required connection was not established before going into RUN mode. |
Show 32 more codes
| T04:C16 | Program fault | Unknown instruction encountered. |
| T04:C20 | Program fault | Array subscript too large, or CONTROL data type POS or LEN invalid. |
| T04:C21 | Program fault | CONTROL data type LEN or POS less than 0. |
| T04:C24 | Program fault | Unknown data type passed to a subroutine. |
| T04:C31 | Program fault | JSR or RET did not pass as many parameters as expected. |
| T04:C34 | Program fault | A timer instruction had a negative value for its PRE or ACC. |
| T04:C42 | Program fault | JMP to a label that did not exist or was deleted. |
| T04:C82 | Program fault | Could not re-enter an executing SFC routine. |
| T04:C83 | Program fault | Value out of range. |
| T04:C84 | Program fault | Stack overflow: stack too small to perform the operation. |
| T04:C85 | Program fault | Invalid routine type. |
| T04:C89 | Program fault | Target step does not exist in the specified routine. |
| T04:C90 | Program fault | A safety instruction occurs outside a safety task. |
| T04:C91 | Program fault | Equipment phase instruction cannot be called from a program. |
| T04:C94 | Program fault | Nesting limits exceeded. |
| T04:C990–C999 | Program fault | User-defined major fault raised by the application. |
| T06:C01 | Watchdog fault | Task watchdog expired: an infinite loop, an over-complex program or a higher-priority task starved the task. |
| T07:C40 | Nonvolatile fault | Store to nonvolatile memory (CompactFlash / SD) failed. |
| T07:C41 | Nonvolatile fault | Load from nonvolatile memory failed: controller type mismatch. |
| T07:C42 | Nonvolatile fault | Load from nonvolatile memory failed: controller revision mismatch. |
| T07:C43 | Nonvolatile fault | Load from nonvolatile memory failed: bad checksum. |
| T07:C44 | Nonvolatile fault | Failed to restore processor memory. |
| T07:C50 | Nonvolatile fault | Security certificate invalid. |
| T08:C01 | Mode change fault | Mode change inhibited because a download is in progress. |
| T11:C01 | Motion fault | Actual position of the axis exceeded the positive overtravel limit. |
| T11:C02 | Motion fault | Actual position of the axis exceeded the negative overtravel limit. |
| T11:C03 | Motion fault | Actual position exceeded the position error tolerance. |
| T11:C04 | Motion fault | Encoder channel A, B or Z connection failed. |
| T11:C05 | Motion fault | Encoder noise event detected, or encoder signals not in quadrature. |
| T11:C06 | Motion fault | Drive fault reported by the servo drive. |
| T11:C07 | Motion fault | Synchronous connection to the servo module failed. |
| T11:C08 | Motion fault | Hardware failure in the servo module. |
Where the manual's only remedy for a code is to replace the unit or module, the code is pointing at a hardware fault inside that part. Those are the faults NJT Automation repairs at component level, so a repair quote is usually the first thing to check before buying a replacement.
Source: Rockwell Automation publication 1756-RD001, Logix 5000 Controller and I/O Fault Codes. Codes are listed as documented; fault behaviour can vary by firmware revision, so confirm against the manual for your unit's series.
Photos by NJT Automation; test videos from NJT or network repair technicians.
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