Alarm 292
HIGH
VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY
FAULT and
Alarm 200
HIGH
VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY
OVER–TEMPERATURE
Alarm 2038
VECTOR
DRIVE OR SPINDLE
AMPLIFIER–OVER
TEMPERATURE
There is a problem
with the vector
drive cooling fan.
Inspect the cooling fan. See the
Cooling Fan
section below.
Alarm 292
HIGH
VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY
FAULT
Alarm 444
REGEN
REMAINED ON TOO
LONG
There is a problem
with the incoming
AC power.
Measure the incoming voltage to the machine. See the
Incoming
AC Voltage
section below.
The vector drive
output is
unbalanced.
Measure voltage outputs across the vector drive terminals. See
the
Unbalance Output Inspection
section below.
The Machine Fails to
Maintain Spindle
Orientation.
The wye contactor
has a loose
connection on the
buss bar or jumper
cables.
Inspect the wye-delta assembly for loose connections.
The incoming
voltage to the
machine is too
high.
The check incoming voltage and transformer taps.
The vector drive
over voltage cable
is not plugged in or
defective.
Disconnect the 970 cable from connector J1 on the vector drive.
Inspect the J1 connector pins and the pins on the 970 cable for
damage. Make sure that the cable is connected to the correct I/O
PCB location.
• I/O PCB: P11
Alarm 119
OVERVOLTAGE
Alarm 292
HIGH
VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY
FAULT
The parameters are
incorrect.
Check the correct value of the following parameters:
• 57:29 INV BUSS PWR FAULT
• 712 VD/Mini P.S. TYPE
Vector Drive - Troubleshooting Guide - CHC
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