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Features:
- The A86L-0001-0235 assembly uses a compact 44-key layout for manual data entry and operator commands at a FANUC CRT/MDI panel.
- The assembly identification is supported by the N860-3755-T901 circuit-board reference and the N86D-3755-R001/01 keyboard assembly marking.
- Correct service replacement requires the same front key arrangement, horizontal panel mounting, rear connector position and complete label identification.
A86L-0001-0235 identifies a FANUC manual data input keyboard assembly used at a CNC operator interface. The compact keypad gives the operator a dedicated set of keys for data entry, page selection and panel commands through the installed CRT/MDI arrangement. Similar FANUC keyboards can have different key legends, connector positions or board revisions, so the full A86L number, visible key matrix, rear label and PCB marking should be checked together before the assembly is installed.
Official source: FANUC CNC control documentation and the supplied-item A86L-0001-0235, N860-3755-T901 and N86D-3755-R001/01 markings. Confirm the mating operator panel before service.
FANUC A86L-0001-0235 keyboard identification Manuals / Datasheets / Links
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, licenses and related items are not included unless listed in the stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
Match A86L-0001-0235 to the installed FANUC CRT/MDI panel by checking the horizontal 44-key face, mounting outline, rear connector position and complete assembly label. A similar-looking keyboard should not be treated as interchangeable without these points.
Use A86L-0001-0235 together with the observed N860-3755-T901 board marking or N86D-3755-R001/01 assembly reference when available. Confirm key legends and connector orientation from photographs before the replacement is approved.
Before panel service, save required CNC data and follow the FANUC machine-builder isolation procedure. Reconnect the keyboard exactly as documented, then verify key response and page navigation without changing control parameters.
