Veichi JT550 Series Manual page 124

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Chapter 7 Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Overcurrent
at Constant
Err04
Speed
Overvoltage
During
Err05
Acceleration
Overvoltage
During
Err06
Deceleration
Overvoltage
at
Err07
Constant
Speed
Power
Supply
Err08
Failure
undervoltage
Err09
Inverter
Err10
Overload
1: Inverter's output circuit is
grounded or short;
2: Control mode is vector and no
parameters identification;
3: Voltage is too low;
4: Sudden load added during
operation;
5: The model of inverter is too
small;
6: The braking resistor is short.
1: Input voltage is too high;
2: An external force drags the
motor during acceleration;
3: Acceleration time is too short;
4: No braking units or braking
resistors added
1: Input voltage is too high;
2: An external force drags the
motor during deceleration;
3: Deceleration time is too short;
4: No braking units or braking
resistors added
1: Input voltage is too high;
2: An external force drags the
motor during deceleration;
Input voltage is not within the
range of regulation.
1: Sudden power outages;
2: Input voltage of the inverter is
not within the range of regulation;
3: Unusual bus voltage;
4: Bride rectifiers and snubber
resistor malfunctions;
5: Drive board malfunctions;
6: Control board malfunctions.
1: Excessive load or motor
stalling;
2: The model of inverter is too
small.
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1: Eliminate the peripheral failure;
2: Initiate the identification of
motor parameters;
3: Adjust the voltage to the normal
range;
4: Choose rotational speed tracking
start or start it after the motor stops;
5: Cancel the sudden load addition;
6: Use the inverter that has a higher
power level;
7: Check if the braking resistance is
normal.
1: Adjust the voltage to the normal
range;
2: Remove the external force or add
braking resistors;
3: Increase acceleration time;
4: Add braking units and braking
resistors.
1: Adjust the voltage to the normal
range;
2: Remove the external force or add
braking resistors;
3: Increase deceleration time;
4: Add braking units and braking
resistors.
1: Adjust the voltage to the normal
range;
2: Remove the external force or add
braking resistors;
Adjust input voltage to the range of
regulation.
1: Fault reset;
2: Adjust the voltage to the normal
range;
3: Contact tech support;
4: Contact tech support;
5: Contact tech support;
6: Contact tech support;
1: Reduce load and inspect the
motor and mechanical conditions;
2: Use the inverter that has a higher
power level.

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