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TOSHIBA

16.1 Inverter Trip Causes and Remedies

The trip codes and potential remedies are shown in the table below.

TABLE 16-1: INVERTER TRIP CAUSES AND REMEDIES

Display

Explanation and Possible Remedy

O C I

OVERCURRENT

TRIP

DURING

ACCELERATION

I

1. Lengthen the acceleration time

[fl

C C ]

setting.

2- Decrease the torque boost rate

o c e

OVERCURRENT TRIP DURING DECELERATION

1. Lengthen the deceleration time

(

c/ E C1 setting.

0 C 3

OVERCURRFNT TRIP DURING DPERATION

1. Sudden change in power required to drive load.

1

2. Reduce load variations.

O C R

PHASE OVERCURRENT TRIP DURING STARTING ICHFCK GTRi
1. Check the main circuit devices. An output device (GTR) is

probably defective and must be replaced.

O C L

LOAD SIDE OVERCURRENT AT STARTUP iCHECK OUTPUT TERMINALl
1. The motor circuit wiring or motor insulation is defective.

2. Check the wiring and insulation.

O P R

OVERVOLTAGE TRIP ON DC BUS DURING DECELERATION

1. Lengthen the deceleration time

[ d E C ]

setting.

2. Install optional regenerative discharge resistor.

1

OVERVOITAGF TRIP ON DC BUS

1. Check the power source for voltage surges or high voltage.

P O F F

UNDERVOLTAGE (See Note 11

1. The input voltage has decreased.

2. Check the power status and input side wiring for proper

input voltage.

O L

MOTOR OVERLOAD TRIP

1. The load may exceed the capability of the drive.

2. The V/f characteristics or torque boost may be

inappropriate. Try increasing the torque boost setting.

3. Increase the Inverter size.

4. Make sure a 50 HZ motor is not being operated with

inverter in 60 HZ mode.

O i r

OVERLOAD TRIP IN REGENERATIVE DISCHARGE BRAKING RESISTOR

1. If possible, do not stop the drive as often.

2. Increase the deceleration time

[ d E C ]

setting.

3.

Increase the regenerative discharge resistance capacity.

TABLE 16-1 (Continued on next page)