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Page 30 of 49 Instructions/Parts list Multi-Dumper MCE400 updated: 04.2021
3,7 Motor Open
Shutdown Motor
Shutdown Main Contactor
Shutdown EM-Brake
Shutdown Throttle
The motor phase is open.
Bad crimps or faulty wiring.
The controller detected that the
motor phase is open.
Make sure the motor is
connected to the
M1 and
M2 connectors, then cycle
the keyswitch.
3,8
Main Contactor Welded
Shutdown Motor
Shutdown Main Contactor
Shutdown EM-Brake
Shutdown Throttle
The main contactor tips are
short circuited.
Motor phase M1 or M2 is
disconnected or open.
An alternate
voltage path,
such as an external circuit to
B+, is providing current to
the capacitor bank (B+
connection terminal).
Prior to the main contactor
closing, the capacitor bank
voltage (B+ connection terminal)
was loaded via the motor for a
short time, but the voltage did not
discharge.
Address the possible
causes, then cycle the
keyswitch.
3,9
Main Contactor Did Not
Close
Shutdown Motor
Shutdown Main Contactor
Shutdown EM-Brake
Shutdown Throttle
The main contactor tips are
oxidized, burnt, or not
making good contact.
An external load on the
capacitor bank (B+
connection terminal) is
preventing the capacitor
bank from charging.
Blown B+ fuse.
The Pull-
In Voltage and
Holding Voltage parameters
are incorrectly configured.
The main contactor opened
even though the controller
commanded the contactor
to close.
The wiring to the contactor’s
coil was removed.
The coil is defective.
The capacitor bank voltage
(B+ connection terminal) did not
charge to B+ when the main
contactor was commanded to be
closed.
Contact costumer support
3,10
Throttle Input
ShutdownThrottle
The throttle’s input voltage
is outside the voltage range
of the throttle’s analog input.
The Analog 1 Type
parameter is incorrectly
configured.
The throttle input voltage
is outside the range defined by
the analog input’s Low and High
parameters.
Contact costumer support