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Heatsink temperature 
over 95°C   
 
2. Internal cooling fan 
stopped operating 
3. Bad air flow due to 
insufficient room.   
a. Improve the air flow inside the 
enclosure panel 
b. Install an air conditioner or fan 
to cool the environment   
c. Remove any possible source of 
heat   
2. Measure the output current 
a. Reduce the load 
b. Lower setting in C6-00   
( Carrier Frequency Option )   
3.Replace the cooling fan 
Motor Overheat 
 
The temperature signal 
from motor temperature 
sensor via the 
multi-funtion analog 
input (E3-01=20) 
exceeded the overheat 
detection level of the 
drive. 
1. Fault on the machinery 
(e.g., machinery is locked 
up) 
2. Motor overheat 
1. Check the machinery status 
2. Check the load, acceleration / 
deceleration time and cycle time 
a. Reduce the load.   
b. Increase the C1-00 to C1-07 
(Acc./Dec. Time) settings   
c. Adjust d1-02 to d1-11 (V/F 
Characteristics)   
Overtorque Detection 1 
 
The current has 
exceeded the torque 
level set to P6-01 for 
longer than the time set 
to P6-02 
1. Incorrect parameter 
settings     
2. Malfunction on 
machinery 
1. Reset P6-01 and P6-02 
2. Check machinery and load 
status 
Overvoltage   
 
Voltage in the DC bus 
exceeded the 
overvoltage detection 
level 
1.200 V class: 410 V 
2.400 V class: 820 V( 740 
V when d1-01<400 ) 
1. Drive input power has 
surge voltage entering 
2. Machinery output short 
circuit 
3. Ground fault in the 
output circuit causes the 
DC bus capacitor to 
overcharge 
4. Electrical signal 
interference causes drive 
malfunction   
1. Install a DC link choke 
Voltage surge can result from a 
thyristor convertor and phase 
advancing capacitor using the 
same input power supply 
2. Check the motor power cable, 
relay terminals and motor 
terminal box 
3. Correct grounding shorts and 
reapply power 
4. Check the solutions for 
interference suppression 
»Check the control circuit lines,