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Rockwell Automation 193 193-5.0: Bulletin 913/592 SMP-3 Solid-State Overload Relay User Manual

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Chapter 9 – Troubleshooting and Fault Information

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Table 9.B Fault Descriptions

Fault Name and Number

Fault Description

Action to Take

Test

F1

The TEST DIP switch on the SMP-3 overload relay is ON.

Turn off the TEST DIP switch and reset the SMP-3 overload
relay.

Overload

F2

The SMP-3 overload relay detected current greater than the trip
rating of the SMP-3 overload relay for a period of time such that
the percent TCU reached 100%.

1. Check the motor for excessive load.
2. Check the motor for damage to the insulation.
3. Check motor conductors for shorts.

Phase Loss

F3

The SMP-3 overload relay has detected the current imbalance
between phases to be >50% for

1 second while operating at

30% FLC current.

1. Check the power supply to ensure that all phases are

present.

2. If protected by fuses, check for a blown fuse.
3. Ensure that the SMP-3 connection to the contactor is

secure.

4. Check conductors to motor.
5. Check the motor for an open phase.
6. Single phase applications must be wired so that the current

passes through all three phases of the SMP-3 overload
relay. (See the single phase wiring diagram on page 3-16.)

Ground Fault

F4

The Ground Fault (GF) DIP switch on the SMP-3 overload relay
is ON, and

50% phase current is not returning to the SMP-3

overload relay for

0.5 second after the SMP-3 overload relay

has operated at

30% FLC for more than one trip class time

period.

1. The GF DIP switch must be OFF when used with single

phase motors.

2. Check conductors to the motor for shorts to ground.
3. Check the motor for low resistance to ground. Moisture or

conductive dust may cause this fault.