7 maintenance/repair, 1 temperature monitoring, Maintenance/repair – Lenze SDSGA User Manual
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Maintenance/repair
Temperature monitoring
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BA 13.0008 − EN 2.1
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Maintenance/repair
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Danger!
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Ensure that no voltage is applied to the drive system while working on it!
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High temperatures of the motor surfaces. Observe cooling times!
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Unload motor or secure loads which are applied to the drive!
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Ensure that no foreign particles ingress into the motor!
7.1
Temperature monitoring
If the surface temperatures are higher than usual, it might be necessary to check the
actual winding temperature:
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Detect the winding temperature by means of a 4−conductor resistance
measurement at the motor power connections.
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The resistance should be measured immediately after switch−off and standstill of
the motor.
Procedure
1. Remove the plug−in connector X10. For terminal box designs, interrupt the power
supply between inverter and motor.
2. Measure the resistance between the following contacts or terminals:
– Plug−in connector X10:
Contacts 4
«5, 5«6 and 6«4
– Terminal box X11:
Terminals 1
«2, 2«3 and 3«1
3. The mean value calculated from three measuring values equals the double phase
resistance (star connection).
– Enter the mean value as "R
2
" in the following formula and calculate the winding
temperature "
J
2
" ( "R
1
" from Tab. 3):
í
2
[°C]
+
R
2
y 255
R
1
y 235
Motor type
Winding resistance
D 230V
Y 390V
SDSG
LLL047
28.7
86
SDSG
LLL056
13.1
39.6
SDSG
LLL063−22
6.7
20
SDSG
LLL063−32
3.8
11.4
Tab. 3
Winding resistances of servo motors (between two terminals)