FV20-M Mini Compact AC Drive Fault Code Diagnosis
FV20−M serial inverter is equipped with complete protection functions to provide efficient protection while utilizing its performance sufficiently. Some failure instructions may be displayed during operation. Compare the instructions with the following table and analyze,assess the causes and solve failures.
Failure No. |
Failure code |
Failure description |
Potential causes |
Solutions |
Number |
01 |
E. SC |
Output short circuit fault |
1. Output short circuit or grounding 2. Heavy load |
1. Check the wiring 2. Seek for technical support |
01H |
02 |
E. OC1 |
Over current protection when acceleration operates |
1. Acceleration time is too short 2. The torque is too high or the V/F curve doesn't fit |
1. Prolong acceleration time 2.Reduce torque, boost voltage and Adjust V/F curve |
02H |
03 |
E. OC2 |
Over current protection when deceleration operates |
Deceleration time is too short |
Prolong deceleration time |
03H |
04 |
E.OC3 |
Over current protection when operating with constant speed |
Sudden change of load during operation |
Reduce load fluctuation |
04H |
05 |
E.OC4 |
Over current because of software |
Same as E.OC1, E.OC2, E.OC3 |
Same as E.OC1, E.OC2, E.OC3 |
05H |
06 |
E.232. |
Internal downlink on communication failure |
Hardware problem |
Seek for technical support |
06H |
07 |
E.Gnd |
Ground fault |
1.Output grounding of motor or inverter 2.Inverter input and output for line contact |
1. Check wiring 2. Check whether the motor is aging |
07H |
08 |
E.OU1 |
Over voltage protection when acceleration operates |
1. High input voltage 2. The power supply frequently opens and closes |
Check power supply voltage |
08H |
09 |
E. OU2 |
Over voltage protection when deceleration operates |
1. Deceleration time is too short 2. Abnormal input voltage |
1. Prolong deceleration time 2. Check power supply voltage 3. Install or reselect braking resistor |
09H |
10 |
E.OU3 |
Over voltage protection when operation with constant speed |
1. Abnormal power supply voltage 2. There is an energy feedback with load |
1.Check power supply voltage 2. Install or reselect braking resistor |
0AH |
14 |
E. UL |
Underload |
1. Inverter output line virtual connection 2. Inverter load disappears |
1. Check wiring 2. Check the inverter load |
0EH |
15 |
E.OL1 |
inverter overload protection |
1. The load is too large 2. Too short acceleration time 3. The torque is too high or the V/F curve doesn't fit 4. The grid voltage is too low |
1. Reduce load or change to larger capacity inverter 2. Prolong the acceleration time 3. Reducing torque boost voltage, Adjust V/F curve 4. Check the grid voltage |
0FH |
16 |
E.OL2 |
Motor overload protection |
1. The load is too large 2. Too short acceleration time 3. The protection factor is set too small 4. The torque is too high or the V/F curve doesn't fit |
1. Reduce load 2. Prolong the acceleration time 3. Increase the motor overload protection coefficient 4. Reduce torque, boost voltage, Adjust V/F curve |
10H |
17 |
E.CUr |
Current detection fault |
1.Current detection device or circuit damage 2. There are problems with the auxiliary power supply |
Seek for technical support |
11H |
18 |
E. LU |
Running undervoltage |
1. Abnormal power supply voltage 2. There is a large load starting in the power grid |
1.Check power supply voltage 2. Separate the power supply |
12H |
19 |
E.EF1 |
Frequently opened terminal equipment failure |
The external device of the inverter has a signal input |
Check signal source and related equipment |
13H |
20 |
E.EF2 |
Frequently closed terminal equipment failure |
The external device of the inverter has a signal input |
Check signal source and related equipment |
14H |
21 |
E.OH |
Inverter overheat |
1. Blockage of air duct 2. Too high ambient temperature 3. Fan failure |
1. Clean the dusts, wools and other objects in the air duct. 2. Lower the ambient temperature and strengthen ventilation and heat dissipation. 3. Replace a new fan of the same model. |
15H |
22 |
E.SP1 |
Input phase loss |
1. The input voltage loss phase 2. The input voltage is too low |
1. Check the input connector 2. Check the power grid loss phase or not |
16H |
23 |
E.SP0 |
Output phase loss |
The connection between inverter and motor is defective or disconnected |
Check wiring |
17H |
24 |
E.EEP |
Memory failure |
Hardware failure |
Seek for technical support |
18H |
25 |
E.End |
Run time to |
Internal Settings allow running time to arrive |
Seek for technical support |
19H |
26 |
E. PID |
PID feedback failure |
1. The PID feedback signal line is disconnected 2. The sensor used to detect the feedback signal has failed 3. The feedback signal is inconsistent with the setting |
1. Check the feedback channel 2. Check the sensor for failure 3. Verify that the feedback signal meets the setting requirements or not |
1AH |
27 |
E.485 |
RS485 communication failure |
Error sending and receiving data during serial communication |
1. Check wiring 2. Seek for technical support |
1BH |
28 |
E.doG |
disturb |
Misoperation caused by ambient electromagnetic interference |
The disturbance source and absorption circuit around the inverter |
1CH |
29 |
E.232 |
Internal uplink communication failure |
Hardware failure |
Seek for technical support |
1DH |
This series of inverter records the failure code of the last three times and the output parameters of the inverter in the last one. The check can help to find out the cause of the failure.
Categories
New Blog
Copyright © 2024 Shenzhen V&T Technologies Co.,Ltd.. All Rights Reserved. Power by
IPv6 network supported