Record facts
Service notes
- Record whether the trip occurs at power-up, run command, acceleration, steady load or deceleration.
- Do not clear the display before saving the code and operating condition.
- Separate motor/cable insulation problems from output bridge damage before quoting a drive replacement.
- For hoist or high-inertia loads, overvoltage during deceleration may involve ramp, braking resistor, line conditions and DC-link measurement evidence.
Related technical records
The Altivar drive trips on OCF at run command, during acceleration or when the load changes.
The drive reports SCF or trips instantly when the output bridge is enabled.
The drive trips on OSF, often during deceleration, regenerative load, high line voltage or braking-resistor problems.
The drive reports USF, drops ready state, or trips when supply voltage collapses during operation.
Routes USF and OSF evidence through input phases, fuses, contactor, rectifier, precharge, DC-link capacitors, braking path and DC-bus measurement.
Routes OCF and SCF evidence through motor cable, motor insulation, output terminals, optional output devices, IGBT bridge, current detection and gate-driver integrity.
Captures start/stop, run permissive, direction, analog reference, relay-output and external fault evidence before a drive hardware conclusion is made.
ATV61/ATV71 trips on OCF overcurrent or SCF short circuit at start, ramp or load.
ATV61/ATV71 reports OSF overvoltage or USF undervoltage during power-up, run or deceleration.