Bypass diagnostics, Troubleshooting the bypass printed circuit boards, Diagnostic & troubleshooting 6 - 2 – Yaskawa P7B Drive Bypass User Manual

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Diagnostic & Troubleshooting 6 - 2

Bypass Diagnostics

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Troubleshooting the Bypass Printed Circuit Boards

In order to check the two circuit boards (PCB A2 and A3 on the schematic diagram in Chapter 2) based on the following table,
it is assumed that they are assembled and wired in the unit and all the Bypass functions were working properly prior to
the fault.

No.

Fault Description

Possible Cause

Corrective Procedure

1

No lights, some/no

contactors pick up

Control circuit fuses are blown

Check for any short circuits before

replacing the fuses

2

No. 1 but fuses are not

blown

Power/wiring is disrupted to cabinet

and/or transformer

Check the power to the control

transformer/cabinet

3

No. 2 but power has no

problem

The Ribbon cable and/or Operator

(A3) board are faulty

Check for the cause/shorting before

ordering replacement

4

No. 3 but Operator (A3)

board and ribbon cable OK

The wiring to Relay (A2) board is

loose/Relay board faulty

Inspect the wiring/connectors to relay

board before ordering replacement

5

Power light on, contactors

do not pick up

Control circuit fuses are blown

Check for any short circuits/wiring before

replacing the fuses

6

No. 5 but fuses are not

blown

User connections to TB1 are

disrupted

Inspect connections to TB1

7

No. 6 but TB1 connections

are secure

The contactors/wiring are

faulty/disrupted

Inspect contactors and check the power at

the contactor

8

No. 7 but wiring and

contactors OK

The wiring to Relay (A2) board is

loose/Relay board faulty

Inspect the wiring/connectors to relay

(A2) board before ordering replacement

9

Contactor/blowers pick up

with delay

Bad connection/relays, loose circuit

boards

Check TB1 wiring/PCB ribbon cable

sockets before ordering replacement

10

Some options do not work

anymore

Loose wiring/connectors on Relay

(A2) and/or Operator (A3) boards

Inspect the Relay (A2) board

wiring/connectors/jumpers

11

Any light off but functions

are right

Bad light module, loose Operator

(A3) board/cable

Read 8-12 VAC voltage on Operator

board light pins before ordering

replacement

12

User functions on TB1

terminals 7 to 16 faulty

Bad user wiring, shorting to TB1

terminals, bad relays

Check the wiring and terminals on TB1

before ordering replacement

13

Auto/Remote/Purge

Functions faulty

Loose wiring on TB1, bad switches

of Relay (A2) board

Inspect wiring/Relay board switches,

TB1 inputs before ordering replacement

14

Drive/Damper Solenoid

does not operate

Loose wiring on Drive terminals,

incomplete TB1 connections

Inspect Drive wiring, TB1 connections

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