Appendix – Lenze EMF2102IB User Manual

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Appendix

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Code

Remedy

Cause

Error

PC

1)

Keypad

Name

OH

50

Heat sink temperature
exceeds the value

entered for the controller

Ambient temperature T

amb

> +60

°C

Allow controller to cool and ensure better
ventilation

Check ambient temperature

Heat sink very dirty

Clean heat sink

Impermissibly high currents or too
frequent and too long acceleration

Check drive selection

Check load, if necessary, replace defective
bearings

OH3

53

PTC monitoring (TRIP)

Motor too hot because of excessive
current, or acceleration is too frequent

and too long

Check drive dimensioning

OH51

203 PTC monitoring (warning) PTC not connected

Connect PTC or switch off monitoring

OU

102 DC-bus overvoltage

Mains voltage too high

Check voltage supply

OU

102

0

DC bus overvoltage
(only message without
TRIP)

Braking operation

Prolong deceleration times.

For operation with brake transistor:

– Check the selection and connection of the

brake resistor

– Increase the deceleration times

Earth leakage on the motor side

Check motor cable and motor for earth fault
(disconnect motor from inverter)

Pr

75

Faulty parameter transfer
when using the keypad

All parameter sets are defective

It is absolutely necessary to repeat the data
transfer or load the Lenze setting before

Pr1

72

Wrong PAR1 transfer
when using the keypad.

PAR1 is defective.

transfer or load the Lenze setting before

enabling the controller.

Pr2

73

Wrong PAR2 transfer
when using the keypad.

PAR2 is defective.

Pr3

77

Wrong PAR3 transfer
when using the keypad.

PAR3 is defective

Pr4

78

Wrong PAR4 transfer
when using the keypad.

PAR4 is defective

Pt5

81

Time error during
parameter set transfer

Data flow from keypad or PC interrupted,
e. g. keypad was disconnected during

transmission

rSt

76

Faulty auto-TRIP reset

More than 8 fault messages in 10 minutes Depends on the fault message

sd5

85

Open circuit at analog
input

Current at analog input < 4 mA

Close circuit at analog input

1)

LECOM fault numbers

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