Hi Gents...Is there any group for F6B ....Please how can i join this group( Frame 6B Users Group ) ?

 

Hi @Ali Kadum

This wonderful forum has some Frame6B users experiences and can be considered as a Frame 6B user group!

You can post a thread here related to the case/issue that you facing with and we will try to provide assistance...

Myself I am working with GEEPE ( GE energy Belfort France) who is building these Frame6B ..

@ControlsGuy25

 

Hi @Ali Kadum

This wonderful forum has some Frame6B users experiences and can be considered as a Frame 6B user group!

You can post a thread here related to the case/issue that you facing with and we will try to provide assistance...

Myself I am working with GEEPE ( GE energy Belfort France) who is building these Frame6B ..

@ControlsGuy25

Thank you very much .. i will do ,you and other experts make appreciated efforts in control.com

 

Thank you very much .. i will do ,you and other experts make appreciated efforts in control.com

Thank you for these words..

 

Power Users Group Frame 6B Users Group - Power Users Group

Above is a URL found by typing Frame 6B Users Group in my search engine. It SEEMS that PowerUsers now "represents" several users groups, Frame6B users is one of them. I don't know how you actually apply specifically to the Frame 6B users group, but this is a start anyway. (Somewhere there is a definition of a "User" so you can see if you conform to the actual definition for membership.)

Best of luck! As James (ControlsGuy25) wrote, there is a LOT of controls-related (and some not so controls-related) Frame 6B info on this site, Control.com. And, since many GE machines are very similar (but NOT EXACTLY alike) a lot of the things discussed here are applicable across a range of Frame sizes. If you have questions and need clarification we can help. Please DO NOT assume we know anything about your machine(s), what fuel(s) they burn, how they are operated, and what kind of control system and operator interfaces they have. All of these things can make a huge difference in our responses.

DO NOT be turned off by the length of some of the responses to posts here on Control.com. Since we don't always get good information in the original post, we often just try to outline several possible causes and things to check. Some people think it's too much--but when we don't have information it's either that or we ask LOTS of questions, and most people don't want to answer questions. They think "the experts" should know precisely what the solution is to their issue (which may or may not be what they are attempting to describe) and get turned off by all of the questions. Help us to help you--and you will be pleasantly surprised by the responses. Also VERY IMPORTANT to any post is to outline what has been done at site to troubleshoot and resovle a problem--AND, what the results of the efforts were. It's NOT ENOUGH just to say, "We tried [this or that] and it didn't work." Be specific--and again, you will be pleasantly surprised with the responses.

Amazingly enough, the above "suggestions" are also true for just about any forum, including the Frame 6B Users Group forums. The quality of the information you provide in the beginning will greatly determine the quality of the responses--I guarantee it.

 

Power Users Group Frame 6B Users Group - Power Users Group

Above is a URL found by typing Frame 6B Users Group in my search engine. It SEEMS that PowerUsers now "represents" several users groups, Frame6B users is one of them. I don't know how you actually apply specifically to the Frame 6B users group, but this is a start anyway. (Somewhere there is a definition of a "User" so you can see if you conform to the actual definition for membership.)

Best of luck! As James (ControlsGuy25) wrote, there is a LOT of controls-related (and some not so controls-related) Frame 6B info on this site, Control.com. And, since many GE machines are very similar (but NOT EXACTLY alike) a lot of the things discussed here are applicable across a range of Frame sizes. If you have questions and need clarification we can help. Please DO NOT assume we know anything about your machine(s), what fuel(s) they burn, how they are operated, and what kind of control system and operator interfaces they have. All of these things can make a huge difference in our responses.

DO NOT be turned off by the length of some of the responses to posts here on Control.com. Since we don't always get good information in the original post, we often just try to outline several possible causes and things to check. Some people think it's too much--but when we don't have information it's either that or we ask LOTS of questions, and most people don't want to answer questions. They think "the experts" should know precisely what the solution is to their issue (which may or may not be what they are attempting to describe) and get turned off by all of the questions. Help us to help you--and you will be pleasantly surprised by the responses. Also VERY IMPORTANT to any post is to outline what has been done at site to troubleshoot and resovle a problem--AND, what the results of the efforts were. It's NOT ENOUGH just to say, "We tried [this or that] and it didn't work." Be specific--and again, you will be pleasantly surprised with the responses.

Amazingly enough, the above "suggestions" are also true for just about any forum, including the Frame 6B Users Group forums. The quality of the information you provide in the beginning will greatly determine the quality of the responses--I guarantee it.

Many thank dear for your response

 

Hi Gents...Is there any group for F6B ....Please how can i join this group( Frame 6B Users Group ) ?

Hi

Here is what you looking for :

https://www.ccj-online.com/frame-6b-users-draw-on-over-40-years-of-operating-experience/

Cheers
James