How to fix gefran ADL510 DC link overvoltage alarm?
If your Gefran Inverter displays a DC link overvoltage alarm because the energy recovered from the voltage arriving at the drive power section is too high, you can extend the deceleration ramp. Alternatively, use a braking resistor connected to the specific terminals to dissipate the energy recuperation.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, attention, and note symbols in the manual.
Lists general instructions for user safety and preventing product damage.
Outlines hazards like dangerous voltages, mechanical parts, and electrical shock.
Specifies the minimum waiting time after power disconnection for safe internal access.
Identifies and describes all terminals, connectors, and LEDs on the drive.
Covers power terminals, cable cross-sections, and recommended shielding connections.
Details connections for digital inputs, outputs, relays, and analog signals.
Provides various wiring diagrams for different configurations and applications.
Guides users through menu navigation, parameter display, modification, and saving.
Guides the initial setup procedure including language, application, and encoder settings.
A guided procedure for quick start-up of the drive for asynchronous motors.
A guided procedure for quick start-up of the drive for brushless motors.
Lists and explains various alarm conditions, their causes, and solutions.
Details speed feedback loss alarms based on different encoder types and their troubleshooting.
Lists and explains various messages displayed by the drive and their meanings.
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