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9. Excessive torque 
compensation 
10. Electrical signal 
interference causes drive 
malfunction 
11. Overexcitation gain is set 
too high 
12. Run command was 
applied while motor was 
coasting 
13. Incorrect motor code   
14. The motor does not 
match the drive control 
method 
15. The motor cable is too 
long 
8. Check the ratios between the 
frequency and voltage set by 
V/F. 
9. Adjust d1-02 to d1-11 (or d1-
13 to d1-22 for motor 2) 
10.Check the amount of torque 
compensation 
11. Find out possible solutions 
to suppress the electrical signal 
interference 
11. Check if the fault occurs 
frequently with overexcitation 
function operation 
12. Enable Speed Search via 
multi-function input terminal 
14. Check the control method 
(A1-02) 
15. Use a larger drive 
IGBT Fault or Output 
Short Circuit 
 
 
1. Motor has been damaged 
due to the motor insulation 
weakened or overheat 
2. The cable is damaged 
3. Hardware fault 
4. The drive is damaged 
1. Replace the motor or check 
the motor insulation resistance 
2. Repair any short circuits and 
check the motor power cable 
 
External Fault 
(Input Terminal S1 
to S6) 
1. An external device tripped 
an alarm 
2. Incorrect wiring 
3. Multi-function input 
wiring is not correct 
1. Remove the cause of the 
external fault then reset the 
multi-function input. 
2. Confirm if the signal lines is 
properly connected to the 
terminals assigned for external 
fault detection (E1-口口= 23 to 
38) 
3. Confirm if E1-口口=23 to 38 is 
set to the unused terminals. 
Heatsink Overheat 
 
Heatsink 
temperature over 95 
°C   
1. Ambient temperature is 
too high 
2. Internal cooling fan 
stopped operating 
3. Bad air flow due to 
insufficient room.   
1. Check the temperature 
surrounding the drive 
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