Troubleshooting
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Table 12.2
Inverter Faults (continued)
Fault No.
Name
Main circuit DC bus voltage became
Main circuit
lower than undervoltage detection
undervoltage
level during run.
Control cir-
Control circuit power supply became
cuit under-
lower than undervoltage detection
voltage
level.
Winding
Winding selection was not completed
selection
within set time.
fault
Inverter did not stop within 10 se-
Emergency
conds after emergency stop com-
stop fault
mand.
Encoder sig-
Motor encoder signal was discon-
nal cable dis-
nected or connected improperly.
connection
Motor over-
Motor speed exceeded 120% of set
speed
rated speed.
Excessive
Speed falls to less than 50% of refer-
speed devi-
ence value.
ation
Inverter output (U/T1, V/T2, W/T3)
Load fault
was disconnected.
Motor Lock
The motor is locked. (The motor
Detection
speed remains at 35 min
(For IP mo-
for 10 seconds during the torque
tors only)
reference saturation.)
Motor over-
Motor temperature exceeded upper
heat 1
limit (minor fault).
Motor over-
Motor temperature over upper limit
heat 2
continued for over one minute.
Contents
Corrective Actions
Check the input supply voltage.
Check the control supply voltage.
S Check the control constant
C1-25.
S Check magnetic contactor wir-
ing for winding selection.
S Check control constant C1-25.
S Check the setting of control
constant C1-24 and whether ex-
ternal torque limit signals TLL
and TLH are input.
Check the wiring of encoder sig-
nal lines.
S Confirm that encoder signal
lines are separated from main
circuit or other power lines.
S Check the control constants.
S Check if the load is heavy or a
tool is jammed.
S Check whether external torque
limit signals TLL and TLH are
input.
S Check the control constants.
S Check the wiring of encoder sig-
nal lines.
Check Inverter output wiring.
S Check if the load is heavy or a
tool is jammed.
S Check the wiring between In-
verter and motor.
S Check the wiring of encoder sig-
−1
or lower
nal lines.
S Make sure that the motor shaft
rotates.
S Check if a motor fault or a con-
tact between rotor and stator oc-
curs, or if a bearing is damaged.
S Check the wiring.
S Confirm that motor cooling air is
normal with power ON.
S Confirm that the fan is not
C fi
clogged with dust or oil.
S Check the wiring of motor
thermistor signal lines.
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Error Code
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