Error, fault and alarm codes of products - what each code means, its causes and what to do - read from the manufacturers’ manuals, with the manual page each answer comes from.
The drive has detected a heatsink overtemperature due to thermal contact. The manual's first action is: “Disable drive”
The drive has detected an overtemperature in the module, causing it to disable. The manual's first action is: “Disable drive”
A failure of the speed feedback sensor or power supply was detected. The manual's first action is: “Programmable”
The inverter has detected a repetitive external fault input signal. The manual's first action is: “Programmable”
The drive has detected a failure in the current sensor feedback or power supply. The manual's first action is: “Disable drive”
Code 26 indicates a failure in the 10k door output phase discharge to ground. The manual's first action is: “Programmable”
Sequencer code 25 indicates an IGBT instantaneous overcurrent detected by the output current sensor. The manual's first action is: “Disable drive”
The drive has detected an IGBT instantaneous overcurrent via gate desaturation sensing circuit. The manual's first action is: “Disable drive”
The brake 10k fail code indicates the DC link voltage exceeds the maximum threshold for the set mains voltage. The manual's first action is: “Disable drive”
The drive has lost data due to low DC link voltage below the minimum threshold for the set mains voltage. The manual's first action is: “Disable drive”
A BU overvoltage error indicates a failure in one or more power supply circuits within the control section. The manual's first action is: “Disable drive”
The motor is overloaded and the system has triggered a protection code. The manual lists no action for this code.
The drive is overloaded. The manual lists no action for this code.
The system detected a fault with the App1 card. The manual lists no action for this code.
The communication card has failed. The manual lists no action for this code.