What to do if my Solcon RVS-DX Controller trips with an O/C SHEAR error?
If the Solcon Controller trips due to an O/C SHEAR fault, it means the current instantaneously exceeded 8.5 times the Starter FLC. First, verify the motor is properly installed and not jammed. Then, check the FLA and FLC settings. After that, inspect the motor and cable connections. Finally, perform a “Megger” test to assess the condition of the motor and cable.
Why does my Solcon Controller trip due to OVERLOAD?
If your Solcon Controller trips due to an OVERLOAD, it means the current exceeded the OVERLOAD TRIP level and the thermal register has filled up. You should check the FLA, FLC, and Overload settings. Also, check the motor current and wait 15 minutes to allow the motor and starter to cool down before restarting.
What does it mean when my Solcon RVS-DX Controller trips with O/C or WRONG?
If the Solcon RVS-DX trips due to O/C or WRONG, it indicates a wrong connection inside Delta or an overcurrent detection. Verify that the motor is not stalled or shorted, and check the cables and wiring. Also, ensure that the motor and RVS-DX are connected exactly as shown in section 4.3.9.2 page 13. If the circuitry is confirmed to be 100% correct, you can start when WIDER SETTINGS are ENABLED.
How to fix a PHASE LOSS trip on my Solcon RVS-DX?
If the Solcon Controller trips due to PHASE LOSS, it means one or two phases are missing. Check that the voltages are within the required range and the frequency is within the range of 45-65Hz. If all previous actions do not solve the problem and you are sure that no real phase loss exists, you can set PHASE LOSS Y/N protection to NO.
What causes an UNDER/NO trip on a Solcon RVS-DX and how to resolve it?
If the Solcon Controller trips due to UNDER/NO, it means the line voltage dropped below the preset level for the preset time. Check the UNDER VOLTAGE TRIP and TIME DELAY settings, and verify the line voltages on L1, L2, L3.
Why does my Solcon Controller show an OVER voltage trip?
If the Solcon Controller trips due to OVER, it indicates that the line voltage increased above a preset level for a preset time. Check the OVER VOLTAGE TRIP and TIME DELAY settings, and verify the line voltage on L1, L2, L3.
What to do if Solcon Controller trips due to TOO MANY starts?
If the Solcon Controller trips because of TOO MANY trips, it means the number of starts during the START PERIOD exceeded the preset STARTS number. Wait until the motor and starter cool down – according to the START INHIBIT setting.
Why is my Solcon RVS-DX Controller tripping with a LONG START error?
If the Solcon Controller trips due to a LONG START, it means the output voltage did not reach nominal at the present MAX. START TIME. Check the FLA, FLC, and MAX START TIME settings. Increase the INITIAL VOLTAGE, CURRENT LIMIT & MAX. START TIME or decrease the ACCELERATION TIME as necessary.
How do I resolve a PHASE trip on my Solcon Controller?
If the Solcon Controller trips due to PHASE, it means the line phase sequence is wrong. Check the line phase sequence, and if it is wrong, swap two wires on the line side.
What does an UNDER current trip indicate on my Solcon RVS-DX?
If the Solcon Controller trips due to UNDER, it means the line current dropped below the preset level for the preset time. Check the UNDER CURRENT TRIP and TIME DELAY settings, and verify the line currents through L1, L2, L3.
General safety precautions for operating the equipment and following manual instructions.
Critical warnings regarding electrical hazards, internal components, and connections.
Table detailing starter types, frame sizes, dimensions, and weight.
Criteria for selecting the appropriate starter based on motor FLA and conditions.
Guidance on selecting starters based on motor FLA and starting parameters.
Tables for selecting starters based on voltage and motor power ratings.
Detailed selection table for specific voltage ratings and motor kW.
Guide for specifying and ordering RVS-DX starters with options.
Schematic showing standard RVS-DX electrical connections.
Wiring diagrams for connecting the RVS-DX in an "Inside-Delta" configuration.
Important notes and warnings for wiring the RVS-DX, including isolation.
Recommended fuses and protection for short circuits based on coordination class.
How to use the start/stop input terminals for motor control.
Programming options for the auxiliary input terminal C1.
Functionality and modes of the auxiliary output relay.
Description of the fault contact and its operation modes.
Details on RS-485 Modbus communication setup and wiring.
Explanation of the "Inside-Delta" connection method and its benefits.
Important notes and warnings for "Inside Delta" connection, including risks.
Checks to perform before installing the RVS-DX starter.
Guidelines for mounting the RVS-DX starter vertically for optimal airflow.
Procedure for navigating and changing parameters using keypad.
How to restore factory default parameter settings.
Configuration of main parameters like Language, FLC, Motor FLA.
Configuration of start parameters like Soft Start Curve and Initial Voltage.
Configuration of stop parameters like Soft Stop Curve and Deceleration Time.
Configuration of fault protection parameters like Phase Loss.
Procedure for handling faults and resetting the starter.
Step-by-step guide for a standard motor start-up.
Common fault messages displayed on the LCD.
Troubleshooting steps for common faults like TOO MANY STARTS.
Summary of motor protection features and their trip conditions.
General| Type | Soft Starter |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 208-690V AC |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Ambient Temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
| Control Method | Voltage Ramp |
| Protection | Overload, Phase Loss |
| Communication | Modbus RTU |
| Enclosure Rating | IP00, IP20, IP54 |
To Next Page
