Toshiba VF-S15 Fault Codes 2
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When a problem occurs, diagnose according to the table below. If parts replacement is necessary or the problem cannot be resolved with the solutions listed in the table, contact your Toshiba distributor.
Error Code: OL1
Fault Code: 000D
Problem: Inverter overload
Possible Causes:
+ Acceleration time ACC is too short.
+ DC braking amount is too large.
+ V/F setting is not appropriate.
+ A restart signal is given to the rotating motor after a temporary stop, etc.
+ Load is too large.
Solutions:
+ Increase acceleration time ACC.
+ Reduce DC braking amount F251 and DC braking time F252.
+ Check V/F parameter setting.
+ Use F301 (automatic restart) and F302 (sustain control).
+ Use a larger motor.
Error Code: OL2
Fault Code: 000E
Problem: Motor overload
Possible Causes:
+ V/F setting is not appropriate.
+ Motor is locked.
+ Continuous low-speed operation is being performed.
+ Overload applied while motor is running.
Solutions:
+ Check V/F parameter setting.
+ Set OL1 to the overload the motor can withstand and run the motor at low speed range.
+ Use a larger motor.
Error Code: OL3
Fault Code: 003E
Problem: Main module overload
Possible Causes:
+ Carrier frequency is high and load current has increased at low speeds (especially 15Hz or less).
Solutions:
+ Reduce operating frequency.
+ Reduce carrier frequency.
+ When starting a low-speed operation, use the panel operation mode. Set carrier frequency control mode selection F356 to 1.
Error Code: OLr
Fault Code: 000F
Problem: Dynamic brake resistor overload trip
Possible Causes:
+ Deceleration time is too short.
+ Dynamic braking torque is too large.
Solutions:
+ Increase deceleration time DEC.
+ Increase the capacity and torque of the brake resistor (by using more resistors in parallel, etc.).
Error Code: Ot
Fault Code: 0020
Problem: Over torque trip 1
Possible Causes:
+ Reaches over torque detection level during acceleration.
Solutions:
+ Enable F615 (over torque detection).
Error Code: Ot2
Fault Code: 0041
Problem: Over torque trip 2
Possible Causes:
+ During power operation, output current reached F601 or more and was sustained in F602.
+ During power operation, torque reached F614 or more and was sustained in F615.
Solutions:
+ Reduce the load.
+ Increase the stall prevention level or power operation torque level.
Error Code: OtE3
Fault Code: 0045
Problem: Over torque / Over current error
Possible Causes:
+ During power operation, torque or output current reached F593 or more and was sustained in F595.
Solutions:
+ Enable F591.
+ Reduce the load.
+ Check F591 error.
Error Code: UcE3
Fault Code: 0049
Problem: Low torque / Low current error
Possible Causes:
+ During power operation, torque or output current dropped to F593 or less and was sustained in F595.
Solutions:
+ Check system error.
Error Code: OH
Fault Code: 0010
Problem: Overheating
Possible Causes:
+ Cooling fan is not spinning.
+ Ambient temperature is too high.
+ Air vent is blocked.
+ A heat-generating device is placed near the inverter.
+ Ambient temperature is too low.
Solutions:
+ Replace the fan if it does not spin during operation.
+ Reset and restart after the inverter has sufficiently cooled.
+ Provide sufficient space around the inverter.
+ Do not place a heat-generating device near the inverter.
+ Operate at the specified ambient temperature.
Error Code: OH2
Fault Code: 002E
Problem: Thermal error stop command from an external device
Possible Causes:
+ A thermal trip command (input terminal function: TH) is being issued by an external control device.
Solutions:
+ If the motor is overheating, check if the current entering the motor exceeds the rated current.
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