ABB Robotics OmniCore C90XT Product Manual page 391

Troubleshooting procedure
The troubleshooting table is supposed to be used as a detailed instruction together
with the troubleshooting flowchart.
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Product manual - OmniCore C90XT
3HAC073706-001 Revision: E
Action
Check the connections between
connectors Q1, Q2 & X2.
Tip
For more details, see Circuit dia-
gram - OmniCore C90XT.
Power on the controller. Check the
indicator LED MS on the power
unit.
Measure the 24 V DC input voltage
to the power unit.
• X5
• X9
Check connection to the robot sig-
nal exchange proxy.
• A1.X9 (Power unit) - K2.X4
Measure the AC output voltage.
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7 Troubleshooting
7.3.4 Troubleshooting the power unit
Note
Open the door of the controller and check the
connections between connectors Q1, Q2 & ad-
apter X2.
How to open the controller is described in
Opening the robot controller on page
• If the connection is OK, proceed with
step 2.
• If there is a problem with the connection,
repair the connection and start over.
Make sure that the controller power supply is
in run-time mode.
Wait at least 1 min after power-on.
If the LED MS is:
• Green, proceed with step 8.
• Flashing red/green: a firmware upgrade
error has occurred. This is not supposed
to happen during runtime mode, proceed
with step 12.
• Pulsing red: replace the power unit, step
12.
• Not lit or red: The controller does not
have sufficient DC input voltage. Proceed
with step 3.
Use a multimeter and insulating gloves.
The input voltage should be 24 V.
Make sure that connectors X5, X9 are connec-
ted properly on both ends.
• If the 24 V DC input voltage is normal,
proceed with step 8.
• If the 24 V DC input voltage is abnormal,
proceed with the next step.
If the connection is OK, proceed with the next
step.
If there is a problem with the connection, repair
the connection and go to step 2.
Use a multimeter and insulating gloves.
The output voltage should be 230 V.
Make sure that connectors X6, X7 are connec-
ted properly on both ends.
• If the output voltage is normal,
Troubleshooting the power supply on
page 407, and then
robot signal exchange proxy on page
• If the output voltage is abnormal, pro-
ceed with step 6.
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