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Troubleshooting
15
Error
Description
Possible causes Measures and
remedies
Servo:
IP monitoring: NOK
(also displayed in the rundown
data table)
Overload
If a current higher than the maxi-
mum permissible current is
required for fastening, the servo
amplifier switches off automati-
cally.
Error in
motor position tracing,
i.e. resolver cable
Check the resolver wires in the
nutsetter cable
Replace the nutsetter cable
and check the resolver wires
in the nutsetter cable for
breaks
Replace the DGD-IS or motor
Error in the motor circuit, i.e.
motor does not attain the
required torque
Check motor for short circuit
to PE and phase resistances:
1BT… approx. 11 ,
2BT approx. 2 ,
3/4BT… approx. 0.6 W.
Replace motor
Incorrect programming
Check programming in
mPro400GC-M
– Spindle constants
– Calibration values
– Fastening process
(sequence)
– Parameter set
– Targets
Servo:
Intermediate circuit voltage:
too high
The voltage in the
intermediate power circuit is
> 440 VDC
Constant error See CPS3 troubleshooting –
no error on CPS3
Replace the TSE/TUSE
The error is triggered during
braking, i. e. when the DGD-IS
stops
See CPS3 troubleshooting –
no error on CPS3
Replace the TSE/TUSE
Sporadically, the voltage is tem-
porarily too high
See CPS3 troubleshooting –
no error on CPS3
Replace the TSE/TUSE
Servo:
Intermediate circuit voltage:
too low
The voltage in the intermediate
power circuit is < 190 VDC
Constant error See CPS3 troubleshooting –
no error on CPS3
Check the system cable for
interruptions
Replace the system cable
System cable OK
Replace the TSE/TUSE
During fastening, error is trig-
gered during the fastening pro-
cess
See CPS3 troubleshooting –
no error on CPS3
Replace the TSE/TUSE
Sporadically, the voltage is tem-
porarily too low
See CPS3 troubleshooting –
no error on CPS3
Check the mains power sup-
ply for voltage drops

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Cleco Tools BTSE series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCleco Tools
ModelBTSE series
CategoryPower Tool
LanguageEnglish