Goodrive300-01A-RT series integrated machine Fault handling and product maintenance
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6 Fault handling and product maintenance
6.1 VFD faults and solutions
Overvoltage at
acceleration
• Input voltage is abnormal.
• There is large energy
feedback.
• Check the input power.
• Check if the deceleration time of
the load is too short or the motor
starts during the rotating, or
dynamic brake units needs to be
installed.
Overvoltage at
deceleration
Overvoltage at
constant speed
Overcurrent at
acceleration
• Acceleration or deceleration
is too fast.
• Grid voltage is too low.
• VFD power is too low.
• Load transients or is
abnormal.
• Short-circuited to ground,
output phase loss.
• There is strong external
interference.
• Increase acceleration
/deceleration time.
• Check the input power.
• Adopt the VFD with a larger
power.
• Check if the load is short
circuited (short circuited to
ground or between wires) or
stall occurs.
• Check the output wiring.
• Check if there is strong
interference.
Overcurrent at
deceleration
Overcurrent at
constant speed
Check the grid input power.
• Grid voltage is too low.
• Rated current of the motor is
set improperly.
• Motor stalls or load
transients.
• Check grid voltage.
• Reset rated current of the motor.
• Check load and adjust torque
boost quantity.
• Acceleration is too fast.
• The motor is restarted during
rotating.
• Grid voltage is too low.
• The load is too large.
• Increase acceleration time.
• Avoid restart after stop.
• Check grid voltage.
• Adopt the VFD with a larger
power.
• Select a proper motor.
Phase loss or fluctuation occurs
to input R, S and T.
• Check input power.
• Check installation wiring.