Kaco blueplanet 92.0 TL3 US Manual page 112

11 | Maintenance and troubleshooting
No. Result message
83 Protect. shutdown grid
volt. L3
84 Protection shutdown
undervolt. DC link
85 Protect. shutdown
overvolt. DC link
86 Protect. shutdown DC
link asymmetry
87 Protection shutdown
overcurrent L1
88 Protection shutdown
overcurrent L2
89 Protection shutdown
overcurrent L3
91 Protect. shutdown
drop 2.5V
97 Protection shutdown
overcurrent HW
100 Protect. shutdown HW
overheating
101 Temperature plausibil-
ity error
102 Plausibility fault effi-
ciency
104 Plausibility fault AFI
module
105 Relay plausibility error See explanation in Status 104
106 Plausibility error DCDC
converter
107 Check surge protection
device
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Explanation
See explanation in Status 81
Display when the min/max. value of the
intermediate circuit voltage is not
reached. If the device stops feeding in,
then there is a fault in the device. Other-
wise, a highly inductive grid is responsible
for this.
See explanation in Status 84
Protection shutdown due to excessive
asymmetry of the two DC link halves
Protection shutdown due to an excessive
grid current.
See explanation in Status 87
See explanation in Status 87
Reference voltage outside the permissi-
ble range.
The protection shutdown has tripped due
to an overcurrent to the grid. Triggered
by a TripZone.
See explanation in Status 97
The individual temperatures in the device
are compared with one another. This
message appears if a certain limit value is
exceeded.
The degree of efficiency of the device
must remain within certain limits.
The device has shut down because of im-
plausible internal measured values.
See explanation in Status 104
Overvoltage protection device (if present
in the device) has tripped and must be re-
placed.
AC, DC & interfaces are monitored for
triggered overvoltage protection. All 3
LEDs light up on the device.
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Remedy
See remedy in Status 81
Is the location on the Ac-side to the de-
vice correct? => Check all connection ter-
minals from the device through to the
grid connection. A fluctuating or missing
AC voltage can indicate this connection
problem.
Note: Check the AC-side wiring (trans-
former inductance capacity) N-conductor
is theoretically permitted to have re-
duced specifications.
See remedy in Status 84
Is the message present after restarting
the feed-in? => Contact Service.
Is the AC wiring correct? => The current
measurement may be incorrect. Contact
Service.
See remedy in Status 87
See remedy in Status 87
If this occurs repeatedly, contact Service. -
Restart of the device attempted? (Discon-
nect AC/DC - switch it back on after 5
minutes.)
=> If unsuccessful, contact Service.
See remedy in Status 97
If this occurs repeatedly, contact Service. K
If this occurs repeatedly, contact Service. K
If this occurs repeatedly, contact Service. K
See remedy in Status 104
See remedy in Status 104
Check overvoltage protection in the de-
vice. The overvoltage protection module
has a corresponding function display.
With a red function display, the overvolt-
age protection module must be checked,
and replaced if necessary. The device
continues to feed in.
Pers.
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