The braking resistor in the amplifier is overheating due to excessive heating power, suggesting use of an external resistor or adjustment of acceleration/deceleration times. The manual's first action is: “use an external braking resistor, prolong the accel/decel time, or raise the reduction speed ratio, if possible.”
- Model
- RYS MHT260a
- Display shows
- Resistor heat, braking (DB) resistor overheat (AL rH)
- Type
- Alarm code
- Source
- Manual p. 247
What AL rH means
Resistor heat, braking (DB) resistor overheat p. 251
Common causes
- Resistor heat, braking (DB) resistor overheat p. 251
- The heating power of the braking resistor of amplifier exceeded a specified value. p. 251
- If an alarm is detected immediately after turning on power, the power supply voltage may be higher than specified. If detected while running, the frequency of braking operation may be high, and the braking resistor may overheat. In such a case, p. 251
What to do
- use an external braking resistor, prolong the accel/decel time, or raise the reduction speed ratio, if possible. p. 251
Before you service the product, read the safety instructions in the manual p. 3.
If AL rH is still not resolved
- Contact Fuji for special systems or applications such as atomic-energy control, aerospace use, medical use, and traffic control. p. 4 “Customers, who want to use the products introduced in this manual for special systems or devices such as for atomic-energy control, aerospace use, medical use, and traffic control, are requested to consult the Fuji.”
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