GE Industrial Solutions AF-300C AC Drive User Manual
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AF-300C
GEK-85718
NOTE:
control power
is
off during fault
display, fault output signal
will
not be he/d.
Perform either of the following procedures to obtain
fault information. (See Figures 5-2 and 5-4.)
WHEN FAULT OCCURS AND IS STILL PRESENT
1. Press
SHIFT
key once to turn off the Function Se-
lection LED under the first digit of the Function
display and advance control to the Fault Retrieval
mode.
-- The fault number
(1)
will be shown in the fourth
digit of the Data Display and the fault type will
be shown in the third, second, and first digits of
the Data Display.
2. Press the
UP ARROW
key once to display the
second fault in the Data Display.
-- The fault number (2) will be shown in the fourth
digit of the Data Display and the fault type will
be shown in the third, second, and first digits of
the
Data Display.
3.
Press the
UP ARROW
key again to display the
third fault in the Data Display,
-- The fault number (3) will be shown in the fourth
digit of the Data Display and the fault type will
be shown in the third, second, and first digits of
the Data Display.
4. Repeat step 3 until no fault is shown in the Data
Display (Example:
indicates that no third
fault exists.)
NOTE: you plan on investigating the fault, history
and operation data is required. Also record the date,
time, and any information about the machine opera-
tion prior to the
Function
Code
FO
F2
F3
F4
F8
F7
4th
Indication Data (by digit)
3rd
2nd
1st
7
in
order
0
c
of
0
c
2
0
c
3
0
U
L u
0
H
1
0
H
2
0
L
1
0
L
2
E
r
r
0
E
r
r
d
6
0 .
0
6
0.
0
0
0 .
0
1
4 in order
F
0
of indication
E
L
L
u u
Name of Fault
Overcurrent At Acceleration
Overcurrent At Deceleration
Overcurrent At Fixed Speed
Overvoltage
Undervoltage
lnverter Oveheat
External Alarm
lnverter Overload
Motor Overload
CPU Error
Memorv Error
Output
Frequency
Setting Frequency
Output Current
Normal Operation
Reverse Operation
Current Restriction
Voltage Restriction
Undervoltage Restriction
1st Prev. Fault (Pres. Fault 1)
2nd Prev. Fault (Pres. Fault 2)
3rd Prev. Fault (Pres. Fault 3)
Figure
54. FAULT INDICATIONS
5-7