Chapter 6 Troubleshooting
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1.Overvoltage
2.Overcurrent
1.Eliminate overvoltage
fault
2.Eliminate overcurrent
fault
Cumulative
running time
arrival fault
Cumulative running time arrival
fault
Clear history information
by using initialization
function parameters
Input custom fault 1 signal through
the multi-function
terminal DI
Input custom fault 2 signal through
the multi-function
terminal DI
Total power- on
time arrival
fault
Total power-on time reaches the
set value
Clear history information
by using initialization
function parameters
The inverter running current is less
than F8.31
Confirm whether the load
is removed or not or the
settings for parameter
(F8.31, F8.32) accord with
the Actual operating
conditions
PID feedback
loss when
running fault
PID feedback is less than the set
value of E2.11
Check PID feedback
signal or set E2.11 to an
appropriate value
Quick current
limiting
fault
1.Whether the load is too large or
the motor stall occurs
2.The type selection of inverter is
small
1.Reduce the load and
check the motor and its
mechanical conditions
2.Choose the inverter with
large power level
Switch motor
when running
fault
Change current motor through the
terminal when the inverter is
running
Switch motor after the
inverter stops
1.The parameter was not identified
2.The setting for encoder
parameters is incorrect
3.The setting for motor overspeed
detection parameter(F8.13, F8.14)
is unreasonable.
1.Perform identification
for the motor parameters
2.Correctly set encoder
parameters
3.Reasonably set the
detection parameters
Motor over
temperature
fault
1.The wiring of temperature sensor
is loose
2.The motor temperature is too
high
1.Detect the wiring of
temperature sensor wiring
and eliminate fault.
2.Decrease carrier
frequency or take other
cooling measures to cool
motor
The deviation between the motor
parameters and the actual
parameters is too large
Reconfirm the correct
motor parameters, focus
on whether the rated
current is set to too small
1. Keyboard interface control panel