To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Lenze EVF8213-EV020 DC Drives motor not rotating smoothly?
If the motor isn't rotating smoothly, it could be due to a defective motor cable. The maximum current C022 and C023 might also be set too low. Another possibility is that the motor is underexcited or overexcited; check the parameter setting.
What causes overload controller during deceleration in Lenze EVF8213-EV020?
An overload of the controller during deceleration is often due to a deceleration time (C013) that is too short. Increase the deceleration time and check the selection of the brake resistor or connect the brake chopper.
What does I x t overload mean in Lenze EVF8213-EV020?
I x t overload can be caused by frequent and too long acceleration processes with overcurrent. In this case, check drive dimensioning.
What causes overload motor in Lenze DC Drives?
The motor can be overloaded if it's thermally overloaded, perhaps due to an impermissible continuous current. Check the drive selection. Frequent or overly long acceleration processes can also cause this; check the setting under C120.
What causes PTC monitoring issues in Lenze DC Drives?
PTC monitoring issues can arise if the motor is too hot due to excessive current or frequent and overly long acceleration. Check drive dimensioning. Also, the PTC might not be connected; connect the PTC or switch off monitoring (C0585=3).
What does overtemperature unit mean for Lenze DC Drives?
An overtemperature unit indicates that the inside of the unit is too hot. Reduce the controller load, improve cooling, and check the fan in the controller.
What causes faulty auto-TRIP reset in Lenze EVF8213-EV020?
Faulty auto-TRIP reset is caused by more than 8 fault messages in 10 minutes. The solution depends on the fault message.
What to do if mains voltage is too high in Lenze EVF8213-EV020 DC Drives?
If the mains voltage is too high, check the voltage supply. It could also be due to feedback operation during braking. Increase deceleration times. For operation with brake choppers, check the selection and connection of the brake resistor and increase the deceleration times. Another cause may be Earth leakage on the motor side, check motor cable and motor for earth fault (disconnect motor from inverter).
What causes grounded motor phase in Lenze EVF8213-EV020?
A grounded motor phase can be caused by a grounded motor phase. Check the motor and cable. Also, excessive capacitive charging current of the motor cable can lead to a grounded motor phase; use a motor cable which is shorter or of lower capacitance.
What causes short circuit in Lenze DC Drives?
A short circuit can be caused by a short circuit itself. Find out the cause of the short circuit and check the cable. Also, excessive capacitive charging current of the motor cable can lead to a short circuit; use a motor cable which is shorter or of lower capacitance.
General| Category | DC Drives |
|---|---|
| Model | EVF8213-EV020 |
| Frequency Range | 50/60 Hz |
| Protection Class | IP20 |
| Communication Interface | RS485 |
These Operating Instructions help you to connect and set up the 82XX frequency inverter.
Defines terms used throughout the document for clarity and consistency.
Details revision history including material numbers and edition dates.
Lists the items included in the product package upon delivery.
Outlines legal requirements and directives applicable to the product's use.
Provides essential safety and application notes for safe operation.
Provides essential safety and application notes for safe operation.
Explains the standardized layout of safety notes, icons, and signal words.
Highlights specific potential hazards that remain even after following instructions.
Specifies general operating conditions, environmental data, and approvals.
Details electrical and performance specifications at 120% overload.
Details the operating conditions for 120% overload operation.
Provides detailed electrical and performance specifications for models 8211-8214.
Details electrical and performance specifications at 150% overload.
Provides electrical and performance specifications for models 8215-8218 at 150% overload.
Specifies fuses and cable cross-sections for single drives.
Specifies fuses and cable cross-sections for single drives at 120% overload.
Details the functionality and specifications of the analog plug-in module.
Describes the functionality and capabilities of the analog plug-in module.
Provides physical dimensions for the controller and its accessories.
Details the physical dimensions of the controller unit.
Shows the physical dimensions of the analog plug-in module.
Covers the physical setup and mounting requirements for the controller.
Provides critical advice and notes for mechanical installation procedures.
Outlines various ways to mount the 8211-8214 series controllers.
Details standard assembly methods using fixing rails or angles.
Provides instructions and dimensions for mounting on a DIN rail.
Details the steps for attaching the analog plug-in module to the controller.
Covers wiring, connections, and electrical safety requirements.
Provides crucial notes and regulations for electrical installation.
Instructions for connecting power to the controller.
Instructions for connecting the mains power supply to the controller.
Instructions for connecting the motor to the controller.
Shows the wiring diagram for power connections to the controller.
Instructions for connecting control signals to the controller.
Maps control terminal numbers to their functions.
Illustrates wiring diagrams for various control connection scenarios.
Shows wiring diagrams for connecting analog plug-in modules.
Guidance for installing a drive system to meet CE requirements.
Explains proper screening techniques for EMC compliance.
Details grounding requirements for EMC compliance.
Essential checks and wiring verification before initial controller power-up.
Initial configuration steps based on factory settings.
Step-by-step procedure for the initial power-up sequence.
Lists key parameters set at the factory for basic operation.
Customizes controller parameters for specific machine requirements.
Configures minimum and maximum field frequencies for speed control.
Sets acceleration and deceleration ramp times for smooth speed changes.
Adjusts current limits for motor and generator modes for dynamic response.
Tunes the drive's performance characteristics.
Guides selection between motor-current control and V/f characteristic control.
Fine-tunes the selected control modes for optimal performance.
Details V/f-rated frequency and Vmin setting for optimized V/f control.
Details parameters for optimizing motor-current control, including motor data.
Explains how to implement internal PID control for various process variables.
Details how to standardize process values for PID controller accuracy.
Provides practical scenarios for using the controller.
Illustrates an air conditioning system setup with controller and components.
Diagram shows pump control for constant pressure using the frequency inverter.
Illustrates pump control for maintaining constant water level in a tank.
Diagrams illustrating the process and speed control logic for the controller.
Instructions for replacing blown fuses safely.
Guidance on safe power cycling of the controller.
Notes on safe operations related to the motor connection.
Warns about conditions that can cause motor overheating.
Explains the CW/CCW rotation selection and potential issues.
Describes the flying restart function and its behavior.
Explains the purpose and organization of controller configuration settings.
Explains how to read the code table for parameter settings.
Parameter for selecting the controller's operating mode.
Main parameter for configuring the controller's operational mode.
Assigns functions to the controller's terminal inputs and outputs.
Selects the drive's control mode (e.g., V/f, motor-current).
Sets the rated frequency for V/f characteristic control.
Adjusts slip compensation for sensorless speed control.
Input for the motor's rated current for optimization.
Input for the motor's power factor for optimization.
Configures automatic start behavior and flying restart.
Sets the threshold for current-related fault detection.
Selects method for resetting TRIP faults.
Sets threshold for DC-bus voltage control and parameter set changeover.
General guidance for identifying and resolving operational issues.
Explains the meaning of LED indicators on the controller.
Lists status indications shown on the operating module display.
Describes common drive maloperations and their possible causes.
Explains how to use the history buffer to trace and identify faults.
Details the organization and memory locations within the history buffer.
Lists common fault indications, their causes, and remedies.
Explains how to reset fault indications manually or automatically.
Lists general accessories available for all controller types.
Lists available software for managing the controllers.
Lists accessories specific to different controller models.
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