
5-17
Name
Content
Alarm
code
Check content and
countermeasures
Reference
Driver error
*2
Error items for driver IC detection equipped
in the inverter.
Trips to protect the main element, when
momentary overcurrent (approximately
350% of the rated current), main element
temperature faults are observed, or drops in
the main element driving power occur.
(Restart run cannot be carried out on this
trip.)
E30.
Are there any short-circuits?
• Check the output line.
Are there any ground faults?
• Check the output line and
motor.
Is the main element damaged?
• Check IGBT. Refer to “Method
for Checking the Inverter and
Converter Parts” for the
checking method.
Is the cooling fin clogged?
• Clean the fin.
Thermistor error
When the thermistor input function is
enabled, temperature faults are detected
from the resistor value of the external
thermistor, and trips.
E35.
Is the motor temperature too high?
• Check the temperature.
Is the thermistor damaged?
• Check the thermistor.
Is there noise mixing in the
thermistor signal?
• Separate the wirings.
Brake error
Trips if the inverter fails to detect the
ON/OFF of the brake within the brake
control operation fault detection time (b124)
after the brake release output, when the
brake control function is enabled (b120 =
01).
E36.
Is the brake performing the ON/OF
operation?
• Check the brake.
Is the b124 setting short?
• Make the b124 long.
Is the brake check signal being
inputted?
• Check the wirings.
Emergency cutoff
*3
Trips when the safety input of GS1 or GS2
has been inputted.
E37.
Are there misinputs of the GS1,
GS2?
• Check the wirings and
sequence.
Is the parameter set properly?
• Check the settings of the GS
input operation selection
(b145).
Low speed range
overload
protection (inverter
overload
protection)
The electric thermal in the inverter detects
and trips if overload occurs in very low
speed ranges below 0.2 Hz. (However, high
frequency may remain in the error log.)
If the overload protection of the motor and
inverter is separated under the settings of
the motor electric thermal function selection
(b910), it can function as an inverter
overload protection as well.
E38.
Is there excessive load?
• Lower the load factor.
Operator bad
connection
Trips when faults or breakages exist at the
external operator (optional).
E40.
Are there any communication
errors?
• Check and replace the cables.
This error will not be detected if
b165 is set to 02 (ignore).
*2: Reset operation with the RS port or the STOP/RESET key will not be available when errors occur. Turn the machine off once.
If an error occurs when powering on the next time, the memory is damaged, or the parameter has not been saved properly.
Initialize and reconfigure the parameter.
*3: Releasing with the STOP/RESET key is not available. Release by powering ON again or with the RS (reset) terminal.
Summary of Contents for MK0003
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Page 12: ...1 4 2 DIMENSIONAL DRAWING OF OUTRIGGER WIDTH...
Page 17: ...1 9 4 WORKING RADIUS LIFTING HEIGHT...
Page 18: ...1 10 Working range diagram Outrigger extended to maximum Main boom 1 section...
Page 19: ...1 11 Working range diagram Outrigger extended to maximum Main boom 2 sections...
Page 20: ...1 12 Working range diagram Outrigger extended to maximum Main boom 2 5 sections...
Page 21: ...1 13 Working range diagram Outrigger extended to maximum Main boom 3 sections...
Page 22: ...1 14 Working range diagram Outrigger extended to minimum Main boom 1 section...
Page 23: ...1 15 Working range diagram Outrigger extended to minimum Main boom 2 sections...
Page 24: ...1 16 Working range diagram Outrigger extended to minimum Main boom 2 5 sections...
Page 25: ...1 17 Working range diagram Outrigger extended to minimum Main boom 3 sections...
Page 26: ...1 18 5 RATED TOTAL LOAD CHART...
Page 32: ...2 4...
Page 33: ...2 5 1 HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 200 1176600...
Page 34: ...2 6...
Page 35: ...2 7 2 HYDRAULIC PIPING DIAGRAM 2 1 CRANE ROTATING PART 200 1171800...
Page 41: ...2 13 2 2 CONTROL LINE A...
Page 43: ...2 15 2 3CONTROL LINE B Perform spiral winding on the entire perimeter of the hose of this part...
Page 45: ...2 17 2 4 TRAVEL LINE...
Page 47: ...2 19 2 5 OUTRIGGER LINE...
Page 49: ...2 21 2 6 PT LINE 102 1152000 4...
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Page 76: ...2 48 4 8 ENGINE ACCESSORIES 102 1149200...
Page 90: ...2 62 7 2 INTERNAL STRUCTURE...
Page 120: ...2 92 Part B Writing method for wire number Two places...
Page 123: ...2 95 Figure 1 Index point Figure 2 Connection diagram...
Page 166: ...2 138 15 4 APPEARANCE OF OUTRIGGER ON REAR LEFT SIDE 200 2167300...
Page 173: ...2 145 17 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 200 1176500 01...
Page 174: ...2 146 18 ELECTRIC SYSTEM 18 1 1 WIRE HARNESS OF MACHINE BODY 1 200 1172200 1...
Page 176: ...2 148 18 1 2 WIRE HARNESS OF MACHINE BODY 2 200 1172200 2...
Page 179: ...2 151 19 CONTROL ASSEMBLY 19 1 CONTROLLER 1 TTC60 Pin arrangement...
Page 180: ...2 152 TTC60 I O...
Page 181: ...2 153 2 TTC36X Pin arrangement...
Page 182: ...2 154 TTC36X lower part I O...
Page 209: ...2 181 19 2 5 LIST OF CONTROLLER INPUT MONITORING...
Page 210: ...2 182 19 2 6 LIST OF CONTROLLER ANALOG INPUT OUTPUT MONITORING...
Page 245: ...3 9 1 2 3 ANGLE METER 360 S200M3297000...
Page 274: ...3 38...
Page 293: ...4 19 8 SERVICE LOCATIONS...
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Page 296: ...5 2 1 ELECTRICAL MOTOR UNIT ASSEMBLY Unit weight 180 kg...
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Page 325: ...5 31 4 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM S200M3122000 01...
Page 326: ...5 32 S200M3122000 02...
Page 336: ...6 8 1 3 2 INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF WINCH MOTOR...
Page 345: ...6 17 4 WORKING RADIUS LIFTING HEIGHT OF ONE FALL WINCH...
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