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4.3.5 Calibration Report
Analysis
1. Data in Report: The difference between the
“Latest Calibration” and “Stored Calibration” is less
than 30 percent.
• Interpretation: Successful calibration.
2. Data in Report: Only one of the gain values
equals zero.
• Interpretation: Bearing or bearing sensor
electrical fault, or one channel of the PWM
Amplifier is faulty.
• Action: Verify the PWM.
• Action: Verify the bearings.
• Action: Verify the bearing sensors.
3. Data in Report: More than one of the gain
values is zero.
• Interpretation: Incorrect calibration procedure
performed, bearing or bearing sensor electrical
fault, or more than one channel of the PWM
Amplifier is faulty.
• Action: Before beginning the calibration,
verify the Interlock is open and all external
communication is disconnected.
• Action: Verify the PWM.
• Action: Verify the bearings.
• Action: Verify the bearing sensors.
4. Data in Report: One or more of the gain values
exceeds 3.0.
• Interpretation: Bearing electrical fault or shaft
is obstructed.
• Action: Verify the bearings.
• Action: Verify the bearing sensors.
See Figure 98 (Bearing Calibration Flow).
5. Data in Report: One or more of the bearing
Force Current values exceeds 1.5A in Validation
Results.
• Interpretation: Bearing electrical fault or shaft
is obstructed.
• Action: Verify the bearings.
• Action: Verify the bearing sensors.
See Figure 98 (Bearing Calibration Flow) .
6. Data in Report: The difference between the
“Latest Calibration” and “Stored Calibration” is
greater than 30 percent.
• Interpretation: Bearing/Shaft position has
changed from stored to latest.
• Action: Save to EEPROM and cycle power; test
run compressor with new values.
• Action: Verify the bearings.
• Action: Verify the bearing sensors.
See Figure 98 (Bearing Calibration Flow).
Troubleshooting