What to do if Lenze DC Drives motor does not rotate because wrong parameter set is active?
If the Lenze DC Drives motor does not rotate and the wrong parameter set is active, change to the correct parameter set via terminal.
What to do if Lenze DC Drives motor does not rotate because no motor parameter identification executed?
If the Lenze DC Drives motor does not rotate and the operating mode C0014 = '4' or '5', but no motor parameter identification has been executed, perform motor parameter identification (C0148).
Covers general safety, direct/indirect contact risks, qualified personnel, application as directed, and EMC directive compliance.
Outlines specific residual hazards related to electrical voltage, heatsink temperature, device protection, and overspeed.
Details important notes on electrical installation, protection of persons, motor protection, mains types, and earth-leakage circuit breakers.
Lists checks for mains voltage connection and important drive parameter settings before enabling the controller.
Details special commissioning procedures for long-time storage, including capacitor anodization.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to change and save parameters using the keypad.
Details the process for commissioning with V/f characteristic control, including without function module and with standard I/O.
Explains the process for commissioning with vector control, including parameter identification and configuration.
Explains parameterization, codes, and methods for setting parameters via keypad, PC, or bus system.
Details how to set parameters using the keypad, including installation, displays, functions, and menu structure.
Guides selection of operating modes like V/f control and vector control for optimal performance.
Describes controller behavior during mains interruptions, failures, or inhibit signals, including start conditions and deceleration.
Explains how to enter or automatically detect motor data, crucial for vector control and sensorless torque control.
Explains controller responses to different error types (TRIP, message, warning) and common drive maloperations.
Lists fault messages, their causes, and remedies for troubleshooting.
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