Rockwell Automation 1407-CGCM Combination Generator Control Module User Manual

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Rockwell Automation Publication 1407-UM001G-EN-P - April 2013

Chapter 7

Troubleshooting

Table 27 - Limiting Modes - OEL

Symptom

Most Likely Cause

Diagnostic Action

Corrective Action

Excitation Current exceeds the

programmed OEL limit (OEL does not

limit/activate)

OEL not enabled

Check tag OEL_En and configuration Correct logic or configuration

as required

OEL Gain misadjusted

Force into OEL

Adjust gains as required

OEL not configured

Check OEL settings against generator

excitation requirements / limits

Correct as required

Metering error

See Metering troubleshooting

See Metering troubleshooting

Excitation is unstable when OEL is

active

OEL Gain misadjusted

Force into OEL

Adjust gains as required

Table 28 - Real Power Load Sharing

Symptom

Most Likely Cause

Diagnostic Action

Corrective Action

Units do not share load

Load share lines not properly

connected

Measure voltage at each LS+/-

terminal. Verify voltage

represents PU load

Re-connect LS lines

Open LS terminals; apply a load,

measure LS voltage.

Voltage equals (kW/Rated

kW)*LSFSVoltage

If Voltage not correct, replace CGCM

unit after verifying configuration

settings

Load sharing not enabled

Check output tag kW_LS_EN is

set and input tag

kW_LS_ACTIVE is true

If Loadsharing must be disabled no

anomaly is present, otherwise correct

loadsharing logic for tag kW_LS_En

CGCM unit not properly configured

Check configuration parameters

are properly set. Refer to Load

Share tab, Chapter 4

Input correct configuration

parameters

Wiring errors cause CGCM unit to not

meter kW properly

Check kW indication from CGCM

unit against second meter for

accurate kW indication

Correct wiring errors

Governor not responding to load

share error

Observe that load share error is

being received from CGCM unit

in host controller

Correct anomaly in Host controller if a

valid load share error is received

Units do not share load equally: one

unit increases the other unit

decreases

Load share lines connected with

polarity reversed

Observe that load share error is

being received from CGCM unit

in host controller and error

polarity is correct

Correct polarity on LS lines

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