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14
Resettable
Fault
14041 NTC-T Open Flt
NTC-T Open Fault. The heatsink
temperature sensor (NTC) for the T (L3)
phase of the power module indicates an
open circuit (the value has fallen below
–40°C). The sensor or circuit is faulty. See
the corresponding parameter in Port 14
[Ln HeatsinkTempT].
Replace the Ln power module. See the
hardware service manual, publication
750-TG100, for the replacement
procedure.
Stop (Line Side Converter).
Additional Fault Action. Fault opens
main circuit breaker: Yes. Fault can
automatically reset: No. Emergency
override response: 0:455 [Emerg Prot
OVRD] bit 1 ‘LS Pwr Flts’.
14
Resettable
Fault
14042 T OverTemp Flt
Heatsink-T OverTemp Fault. The
temperature in the heatsink for the T (L3)
phase of the power module has risen
above 118°C. Possible causes include
loads that require too much current and
power, improper derating for temperature
and altitude, and obstructed airflow. See
the corresponding parameter in Port 14
[Ln HeatsinkTempT].
Verify that the drive is sized and
derated correctly. Check the condition
of cabinet air filters. Verify adequate
airflow and the ambient temperature is
within specification. See the technical
data, publication 750-TD100.
Stop (Line Side Converter).
Additional Fault Action. Fault opens
main circuit breaker: Yes. Fault can
automatically reset: Yes. Emergency
override response: 0:455 [Emerg Prot
OVRD] bit 1 ‘LS Pwr Flts’.
14
Resettable
Fault
14044 T LowTemp Flt
Heatsink-T LowTemp Fault. The
temperature in the heatsink for the T (L3)
phase of the power module has fallen
below –30°C. The most common cause is
an ambient temperature that is too low for
operation. See the corresponding
parameter in Port 14 [Ln
HeatsinkTempT].
Verify that the ambient temperature is
within specification. See the technical
data, publication 750-TD100.
Stop (Line Side Converter).
Additional Fault Action. Fault opens
main circuit breaker: No. Fault can
automatically reset: Yes. Emergency
override response: 0:455 [Emerg Prot
OVRD] bit 1 ‘LS Pwr Flts’.
14
Resettable
Fault
14046 Jnt OverTemp Flt
Junction OverTemp Fault. The transistor
junction temperature of the power module
has exceeded the Fault Temperature
which is 155°C for 3.5 sec or 165°C.
Possible causes include loads that
require too much current and power,
improper derating for temperature and
altitude, and obstructed airflow. See the
corresponding parameter in Port 14 [Ln
IGBT Temp] Note: This temperature may
rise/fall faster than the update rate of the
drive.
Verify that the drive is sized and
derated correctly. Verify converter
configuration for proper transformer
nameplate data and gains.
Stop (Line Side Converter).
Additional Fault Action. Fault opens
main circuit breaker: Yes. Fault can
automatically reset: Yes. Emergency
override response: 0:455 [Emerg Prot
OVRD] bit 1 ‘LS Pwr Flts’.
14
Resettable
Fault
14048 Hw Conflict Flt
Rating Hardware Conflict Fault. Current
sense board (CSB) ID Current rating does
not agree with Constants Current rating.
Coast (Motor Side Inverter). Stop
(Line Side Converter). Additional
Fault Action. Fault opens main circuit
breaker: No. Fault can automatically
reset: No. Emergency override
response: Cannot override this fault.
14
Resettable
Fault
14049 RatingMissingFlt
Rating Missing Fault. The rating plug is
not properly installed on the current sense
board (CSB).
Power down. Check the installation of
the rating plug on the CSB. If fault
persists, replace the CSB. ]See the
hardware service manual, publication
750-TG100, for the replacement
procedure.
Coast (Motor Side Inverter). Stop
(Line Side Converter). Additional
Fault Action. Fault opens main circuit
breaker: No. Fault can automatically
reset: No. Emergency override
response: Cannot override this fault.
14
Resettable
Fault
14050 R Overload Flt
R Overload Fault. The Current Overload
Count for the R (L1) phase has exceeded
100%. Possible causes include loads that
require too much torque and current.
Check drive and load sizing. Check
mechanical factors that increase the
amount of torque and current.
Stop (Line Side Converter).
Additional Fault Action. Fault opens
main circuit breaker: Yes. Fault can
automatically reset: No. Emergency
override response: 0:455 [Emerg Prot
OVRD] bit 1 ‘LS Pwr Flts’.
14
Resettable
Fault
14052 S Overload Flt
S Overload Fault. The Current Overload
Count for the S (L2) phase has exceeded
100%. Possible causes include loads that
require too much torque and current.
Check drive and load sizing. Check
mechanical factors that increase the
amount of torque and current.
Stop (Line Side Converter).
Additional Fault Action. Fault opens
main circuit breaker: Yes. Fault can
automatically reset: No. Emergency
override response: 0:455 [Emerg Prot
OVRD] bit 1 ‘LS Pwr Flts’.
14
Resettable
Fault
14054 T Overload Flt
T Overload Fault. The Current Overload
Count for the T (L3) phase has exceeded
100%. Possible causes include loads that
require too much torque and current.
Check drive and load sizing. Check
mechanical factors that increase the
amount of torque and current.
Stop (Line Side Converter).
Additional Fault Action. Fault opens
main circuit breaker: Yes. Fault can
automatically reset: No. Emergency
override response: 0:455 [Emerg Prot
OVRD] bit 1 ‘LS Pwr Flts’.
14
Resettable
Fault
14056 CapOvrRsncCfg
Capacitor Over Resonance
Configuration. The response to the LCL
filter capacitor over-resonance condition
has been configured as alarm, but the
risks to equipment have not been read
and understood.
Read the attention statement under the
heading Configurable LCL Filter
Capacitor Over Resonance Response.
See the Troubleshooting section of the
programming manual, publication 750-
PM101.
Coast (Motor Side Inverter). Stop
(Line Side Converter). Additional
Fault Action. Fault opens main circuit
breaker: No. Fault can automatically
reset: No. Emergency override
response: Cannot override this fault.
14
Resettable
Fault
14060 Volt Class Flt
Voltage Class Fault. The voltage class
that is programmed in the power module
is incorrect or corrupt.
Cycle power. If the fault persists,
replace the Ln power interface board
(PIB) or the Ln power module. See the
hardware service manual, publication
750-TG100, for the replacement
procedure.
Stop (Line Side Converter).
Additional Fault Action. Fault opens
main circuit breaker: No. Fault can
automatically reset: No. Emergency
override response: Cannot override
this fault.
Table 7 — Fault Codes by Port (cont)
PORT
CONDITION
DISPLAY
TEXT
FAULT ACTION FAULT ACTION
TYPE CODE

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