SEW-Eurodrive MOVITRAC LTE-B User Manual (English)

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Mia Knight MDAug 3, 2025
What to do if SEW-Eurodrive Inverter Drive will not enable and display remains on "StoP"?
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  cody50Aug 3, 2025
  If your SEW-Eurodrive Inverter Drive display remains on "StoP", check that the hardware enable signal is applied to digital input 1. Ensure the User +10 V output voltage (between terminals 5 and 7) is correct; if not, check wiring to the user terminal strip. Check P-12 for terminal/keypad mode; if keypad mode is selected, press the button. Also, verify that the supply voltage is within the specified range.
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gina62Aug 9, 2025
What to do if SEW-Eurodrive Inverter Drive experiences overload or over-current – motor does not spin?
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  James BruceAug 9, 2025
  If your SEW-Eurodrive Inverter Drive motor doesn't spin and shows an overload or over-current error, check for a locked rotor. Also, verify that the mechanical brake, if fitted, is released.
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Bradley DavisAug 15, 2025
Why SEW-Eurodrive Inverter Drive trips on overload or over-current on unloaded motor during acceleration?
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  Jocelyn PatelAug 15, 2025
  If your SEW-Eurodrive Inverter Drive trips on overload or over-current during acceleration with an unloaded motor, check the Star/Delta terminal connection in the motor. Ensure that the rated operating voltage of both the drive and the motor match. Note that the Delta connection always corresponds to the lower voltage rating of a dual voltage motor.
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Jessica AnthonyAug 21, 2025
How to access extended menus on SEW-Eurodrive Inverter Drive?
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  Latoya Miller PhDAug 22, 2025
  To access extended menus on your SEW-Eurodrive Inverter Drive, ensure that P-14 is set to the extended access code, which is typically "101" unless the code in P-37 has been changed by the user.
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Candace SullivanAug 27, 2025
What to do if SEW-Eurodrive Inverter Drive will not power up in very cold ambient temperatures?
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  Bryce MeyersAug 27, 2025
  If your SEW-Eurodrive Inverter Drive fails to power up in very cold ambient temperatures (less than –10 °C), ensure that a local heating source maintains the ambient temperature above 0 °C.