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Rockwell Automation Publication 7000-UM202H-EN-P - November 2023 183
Appendix B PowerFlex 7000 Drive Spare Part Storage Requirements and Recommendations
SGCT/SCR/SPS
Energize with nominal input voltage for 1…2 hours every year of storage.
To energize these components:
SGCT
Use the AC power source, PS1, and IGDPS power supplies to power up
the SGCT boards.
Alternatively, use a variable DC source with current limiting
functionality and the IGDPS power supplies.
Or, use the assembly of variable AC power source (120V or 240V), SPS,
and SPS wire harness that are provided with the drive.
SPGDB
Use a variable DC power source with current limiting functionality.
SPS
Use an assembly of variable AC power source (120V or 240V) and
provided with the drive SPS wire harness.
If the boards were not energized for longer than 3 years, perform the following
reconditioning procedures:
•SGCT
- Apply 20V DC voltage (from an IGDPS or a variable DC power source)
through a current limiting resistor (around 300 Ohms/1 Watt
minimum) for one hour.
•SPGDB
- Apply 20V DC voltage (from an IGDPS or a variable DC power source)
through a current limiting resistor (around 300 Ohms/1 Watt
minimum) for a period of one hour.
Cooling Fans
Rotated by hand (10…20 spins) every 3 months to ensure circulation of
lubricant in bearings and to help prevent brinelling of the bearings.
Signal Conditioners
These components have a 3 year lifetime storage period.

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