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| Section 3 Troubleshooting | |
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| No Motor Operation With AC Drive Fault |
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Operation |
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Indication | Name | Description and NOTES | Check point | Corrective action |
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| Overcurrent | When the inverter output current reaches or exceeds | • Check for sudden | Increase the |
| approximately 200% of the rated current during | acceleration. | acceleration time. | |
| acceleration | acceleration, the protective circuit is activated to stop | • Check for output |
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| the inverter output. |
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| fault. |
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| Overcurrent | When the inverter output current reaches or exceeds | • Check for sudden load | Keep load stable. |
| approximately 200% of the rated current during | change. |
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| constant speed | constant speed, the protective circuit is activated to | • Check for output short- |
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| stop the inverter output. | circuit/ground fault. |
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| Overcurrent | When the inverter output current reaches or exceeds | • Check for sudden speed | Increase the |
| approximately 200% of the rated current during | reduction. | deceleration time. | |
| deceleration | deceleration (other than acceleration or constant | • Check for output | Adjust brake operation. |
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| speed), the protective circuit is activated to stop the |
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| inverter output. | fault. |
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| • Check for too fast |
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| operation of motor's |
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| mechanical brake. |
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| Regenerative | If regenerative energy causes the inverter's internal | Check for too slow | Decrease the |
| overvoltage | main circuit DC voltage to reach or exceed the | acceleration. | acceleration time. |
| specified value, the protective circuit is activated to |
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| acceleration | stop the inverter output. It may also be activated by a |
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| surge voltage generated in the power supply system |
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| Regenerative | If regenerative energy causes the inverter's internal | Check for sudden load | Keep load stable. Use |
| overvoltage | main circuit DC voltage to reach or exceed the | change. | the brake unit or high |
| specified value, the protective circuit is activated to |
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| constant speed | stop the inverter output. It may also be activated by a |
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| surge voltage generated in the power supply system. |
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| Regenerative | If regenerative energy causes the inverter's internal | Check for sudden speed | • Increase the |
| overvoltage | main circuit DC voltage to reach or exceed the | reduction. | deceleration time. |
| specified value, the protective circuit is activated to |
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| deceleration or | stop the inverter output. It may also be activated by a |
| time which matches |
| stop | surge voltage generated in the power supply system. |
| the inertia moment of |
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| the load.) |
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| • Decrease the braking |
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| duty. |
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| • Use the brake unit or |
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| high power factor |
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| converter |
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| required. |
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| Motor overload | The electronic overcurrent protection in the inverter | Check the motor for use | • Reduce the load |
| detects motor overheat due to overload or reduced | under overload. | weight. | |
| (electronic | cooling capability during |
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| overcurrent | stop the inverter output.When a |
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| protection) | two or more motors are run, provide a thermal relay |
| motor, change the Pr. |
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| in the output side of the inverter. |
| 71 setting to the |
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| motor setting. |
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| Inverter | If a current of more than 150% of the rated output | Check the motor for use | Reduce the load |
| overload shut- | current flows and overcurrent | under overload. | weight. |
| off (electronic | (200% or less) |
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| overcurrent | electronic overcurrent protection to be activated to |
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| protection) | stop the inverter output in order to protect the output |
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| transistors. |
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| Note: Resetting the inverter initializes the internal |
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| heat integrating data of the electronic overcurrent |
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| protection. |
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| Fin overheat | If the cooling fin overheats, the overheat sensor is | • Check for too high | Set the ambient |
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| actuated to stop the inverter output. | ambient temperature. | temperature to within |
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| • Check for cooling fin | the specifications. |
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| clogging. |
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