GE Industrial Solutions AF-300C AC Drive User Manual

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GEK-85716

FAULT INDICATION AND DETECTION

fault

Functions FO F7

I

The fault indication function is composed of the
following three pans:

1. Indication of the present fault.

2. Indication of operating conditions at the time that

the fault took place.

3. Indication of previous faults.
When a fault occurs, the mode will automatically be
switched to the Fault Display Mode.
-- If the fault is a complex one (two or more

neous faults), use the UP or DOWN ARROW keys

to change the 4th data digit and the faults will be

displayed in the

and 3rd digits.

-- Inaddition, the operating conditions at thetimeof

the present fault only can be indicated by Func-
tions

through F4.

-- Also, the first fault for the previous three fault trips

can be indicated by F5 through F7.

NOTE: First fault means the first detected fault

when multiple faults occur at the same time.

A more detailed explanation on obtaining fault

information can be found in Section 5 of this
Instruction Book. If the fault will be investigated,
obtain as much fault information as possible before
resetting the

to resume operation. Also

record the date, time, and any information about

the machine operation prior to the fault. This will

help in determining the cause more quickly.

Function

Code

FO

----

F2
F3
F4

F5
F6
F7

Indication Data (by digit)

4th

3rd

2nd

1st

1

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

d

6

0.

0

6

0.

0

1

0

0.

0

4 in order

F

0

of indication

E

L

u L
u u

Name of Fault

Overcurrent At Acceleration
Overcurrent At Deceleration
Overcurrent At Fixed Speed
Overvoltage
Undervoltage
lnverter Overheat

External Alarm

lnverter Overload
Motor Overload

CPU Error
Memory 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)

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