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Altivar 38 - variable speed drive - user's manual

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Faults - causes - remedies<br />

Fault displayed Probable cause Procedure, remedy<br />

EEF<br />

EEprom Fault<br />

InF<br />

Internal Fault<br />

EPF<br />

External Fault<br />

SPF<br />

Sp. Feedbk. Loss<br />

AnF<br />

Load Veer. Flt<br />

SOF<br />

Over<strong>speed</strong><br />

CnF<br />

Network Fault<br />

ILF<br />

Int. Comm. Flt<br />

CFF<br />

Rating Fault-ENT<br />

Option Fault-ENT<br />

Opt. Missing-ENT<br />

CKS Fault - ENT<br />

CFI<br />

Config. Fault<br />

• error saving in EEPROM • cut the power supply to the <strong>drive</strong> and<br />

reset<br />

• internal fault<br />

• connector fault<br />

• check the connectors in the <strong>drive</strong><br />

• fault triggered by an external device • check the device which has caused the<br />

fault and reset<br />

• no <strong>speed</strong> feedback • check the connection and the mechanical<br />

coupling of the <strong>speed</strong> sensor<br />

• non-following of ramp<br />

• <strong>speed</strong> inverse to the reference<br />

• instability<br />

• driving load too high<br />

• check the <strong>speed</strong> feedback settings and<br />

the wiring<br />

• check the suitability of the settings for<br />

the load<br />

• check the size of the motor-<strong>drive</strong> and the<br />

possible need for a braking resistor<br />

• check the settings and the parameters<br />

• add a braking resistor<br />

check the size of the motor/<strong>drive</strong>/load<br />

• communication fault on the fieldbus • check the network connection to the<br />

<strong>drive</strong><br />

• check the time-out<br />

• communication fault between the option<br />

card and the control card<br />

Error probably caused when changing<br />

the card:<br />

• change of rating of the power card<br />

• change of the type of option card or<br />

installation of an option card if there<br />

was not one already and if the macroconfig<br />

is CUS<br />

• option card removed<br />

• inconsistent configuration saved<br />

Pressing ENT brings up the message:<br />

Fact.Set ENT/ESC<br />

• inconsistent configuration sent to <strong>drive</strong><br />

via serial link<br />

• check the connection of the option card<br />

to the control card<br />

• check the <strong>drive</strong> hardware configuration<br />

(power card, others)<br />

• cut the power supply to the <strong>drive</strong> then<br />

reset<br />

• save the configuration in a file in the<br />

terminal<br />

• press ENT to return to factory settings<br />

• check the configuration sent previously<br />

• send a consistent configuration<br />

ENGLISH<br />

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