88 
 
to see if any problem occurs 
a. Replace either the entire drive 
or the control board if the 
problem continues to occur. 
Contact the local distributor for 
more information. 
Input Phase Loss 
 
Drive input power 
has a large 
imbalance of voltage 
between phases or 
has an open phase 
(Detected when P7-
00=1)   
1. Phase loss in the drive 
input power 
2. Drive input power 
terminals has a loose wiring 
3. Drive input power voltage 
has an excessive fluctuation 
4. The main circuit capacitors 
are impaired 
1. Check wiring for errors in the 
main circuit drive input power   
»Correct wiring 
2. Make sure the terminals are 
tightened correctly 
»Apply the tightening torque as 
showed in the manual 
3. Confirm the voltage from the 
drive input power   
»Apply possible solutions for 
drive input power stabilization   
4. Check drive input power. If 
drive input power seems normal 
but the alarm continues to 
occur, replace either the entire 
drive or the control board. 
Contact the local distributor for 
more information. 
Output Phase Loss 
 
Phase loss on the 
drive output side 
1. The output cable is not 
connected 
2. The motor winding is 
impaired 
3. The output terminal is 
loose 
4. The rated current of the 
motor being used is 5% less 
than the drive rated current 
5. An output transistor is 
impaired 
6. A single phase motor is 
activating   
1.Check the errors for wiring 
then properly connect the 
output cable 
»Correct the wiring 
2.Check the resistance which 
located between motor lines 
»If the winding is impaired, 
replace the motor 
3.Use tightening torque which 
showed in the manual in order 
to fasten the terminal 
4.Check motor capacities and 
the drive 
5.The drive cannot run a single 
phase motor