ID 130 - AC Drive Overtemperature (Fault, Heat Sink) happens when power unit or board heat sinks are too hot, requiring cooling air check. The manual's first action is: “Check the actual amount and flow of cooling air.”
- Model
- Danfoss 100 FLOW
- Display shows
- ID 130 - AC Drive Overtemperature (Fault, Heat Sink) (14)
- Type
- Fault code
- Source
- Manual p. 299
What 14 means
ID 130 - AC Drive Overtemperature (Fault, Heat Sink) p. 299
Common causes
- Too high a temperature in the heat sink of the power unit or in the power board. p. 299
- The temperature limits of the heat sink are different in all the enclosure sizes. p. 299
- Output filter temperature is too high. p. 299
- Check the correct amount and flow of cooling air. p. 299
- Check the ambient temperature. p. 299
What to do
- Check the actual amount and flow of cooling air. p. 299
- Examine the heat sink for dust. p. 299
- Check the ambient temperature. p. 299
- Make sure that the switching frequency is not too high in relation to the ambient temperature and the motor load. p. 299
- Check the cooling fan. p. 299
- Check the motor cables and the motor. p. 299
If 14 is still not resolved
The manual gives no further instruction for this code. Open the code table in the PDF or contact Danfoss service.
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