What to do if my CG VSS23 4p2 CEB DC Drives show Err17?
If your CG DC Drives are showing Err17, consider the following: * The motor and the inverter output terminals are not connected: Check the connection between the inverter and motor. * The motor does not disengage the load: The motor is disengaged load. * There is an electrical fault: Check the motor.
What to do if my CG DC Drives show Err10?
If your CG DC Drives display Err10, it may be due to: * The cable connecting the AC drive and the motor is faulty: Eliminate external faults. * The AC drive's three-phase outputs are unbalanced when the motor is running: Check whether the motor Three-phase winding is normal.
What to do if my CG VSS23 4p2 CEB show Err09?
If your CG DC Drives are showing Err09, it could be due to: * The three-phase power input is abnormal: Eliminate external faults.
What to do if my CG DC Drives show Err01?
Err01 indicates a fault. This could be due to several reasons: * The output circuit is grounded or short-circuited: Eliminate external faults. * The acceleration time is too short: Increase the acceleration time. * Manual torque boost or V/F curve is not appropriate: Adjust the manual torque boost or V/F curve. * The voltage is too low: Adjust the voltage to normal range. * The startup operation is performed on the rotating motor: Select rotational speed tracking restart or start the motor after it stops. * A sudden load is added during acceleration: Remove the added load. * The AC drive model is of too small power class: Select an AC drive of higher power class.
What to do if my CG VSS23 4p2 CEB DC Drives show Err12?
If your CG DC Drives are showing Err12, check if: * The load is too heavy or locked-rotor occurs on the motor: Reduce the load and check the motor and mechanical condition. * The AC drive model is of too small power class: Select an AC drive of higher power class.
What to do if my CG VSS23 4p2 CEB DC Drives show Err39?
If your CG DC Drive displays Err39, consider these possible causes: 1. PTC sensor configuration not right: Reset PTC sensor parameter. 2. Motor temperature protection value too small: Increase motor temperature protection value. 3. Motor temperature too high: Wait until the motor is cooled.
What to do if my CG DC Drives show Err06?
If your CG DC Drives are displaying Err06, it could be because: * The input voltage is too high: Adjust the voltage to normal range. * An external force drives the motor during deceleration: Cancel the external force or install the braking resistor.
What to do if my CG DC Drives show Err14?
If your CG DC Drives display Err14, it might be due to: * The ambient temperature is too high: Lower the ambient temperature. * The air filter is blocked: Clean the air filter. * The fan is damaged: Replace the damaged fan. * The thermally sensitive resistor of the module is damaged: Replace the damaged thermally sensitive resistor. * The inverter module is damaged: Replace the inverter module.
What to do if my CG VSS23 4p2 CEB DC Drives show Err11?
If your CG DC Drives are showing Err11, it could be due to: * E0-17 is set improperly: Set E0-17 correctly. * The load is too heavy or locked-rotor occurs on the motor: Reduce the load and check the motor and mechanical condition. * The AC drive model is of too small power class: Select an AC drive of higher power class.
What to do if my CG VSS23 4p2 CEB show Err08?
If your CG DC Drives display Err08, the following could be the cause: * The output circuit is grounded or short-circuited: Eliminate external faults. * The connecting cable of the motor is too long: Install a reactor or an output filter. * The module overheats: Check the air filter and the cooling fan. * The internal connections become loose: Connect all cables properly. * The main control board is faulty: Contact the agent or CG.
General safety guidelines for product use and installation phases.
Specific warnings and recommendations for motor, wiring, and operation.
Detailed wiring diagrams and instructions for various VS series models and connections.
Schematics and functional descriptions of main and control circuit terminals for different VSX, VSM, VSS, and VSR series.
Detailed explanation of control circuit terminals, their functions, and wiring.
Procedure for automatically tuning the motor parameters for optimal performance.
Parameters for setting the frequency command source, digital settings, and limits.
Parameters for controlling the start/stop operations, running direction, and start modes.
Parameters for configuring acceleration and deceleration times, curves, and switchover points.
Motor parameters specific to Motor 1, including type, power, and electrical characteristics.
V/f control parameters for Motor 1, covering curve settings, torque boost, and voltage compensation.
Vector control parameters for Motor 1, including speed/torque control and PI settings.
Motor parameters specific to Motor 2, mirroring those for Motor 1.
V/f control parameters for Motor 2, mirroring those for Motor 1.
Vector control parameters for Motor 2, mirroring those for Motor 1.
Parameters for various protection functions, including current limits, overvoltage, and overload alarms.
Parameters that record and display fault history, including frequency, current, and bus voltage at the time of fault.
Specific parameters relevant to solar pumping inverter operation and PV panel input.
Elevator-specific parameters for brake control, floor leveling, and emergency operations.
Guide for commissioning the elevator application, including parameters for DI/DO functions and fault types.
General| Category | DC Drives |
|---|---|
| Output Current | 23A |
| Input Voltage | 400V AC |
| Enclosure Rating | IP20 |
| Model | CG VSS23 4p2 CEB |
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