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Allen Bradley Power Flex Alarms

Started by 2106tech, June 14, 2018, 04:04:AM

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2106tech

Looking for some good details on Allen Bradley Power Flex alarms, actually faults or alarms, I'm not sure of the difference exactly, but I'm getting a Ground Fault 13, am I looking at the drive being ground faulted? or the motor?

Thanks!


kpatterson

Quote from: 2106tech on June 14, 2018, 04:04:AM
I'm getting a Ground Fault 13

A ground fault in this case is likely in the motor, I think the fault list tells you to check not only the motor for grounds, but the external wiring also. There is no mention of a ground within the drive.

Here's an expanded list tof the Allen Bradley Power Flex Faults in random order:


  • 2 Auxiliary Input
  • 39 Phase V to Ground
  • 88 Software Fault
  • 3 Power Loss
  • 40 Phase W to Ground
  • 89 Software Fault
  • 4 UnderVoltage
  • 41 Phase UV Short
  • 90 Encoder Quad Error
  • 5 OverVoltage
  • 42 Phase VW Short
  • 91 Encoder Loss
  • 7 Motor Overload
  • 43 Phase UW Short
  • 92 Pulse In Loss
  • 8 Heatsink OvrTemp
  • 48 Params Defaulted
  • 93 Hardware Fault
  • 9 Transistor OverTemp
  • 49 Drive Powerup
  • 100 Parameter Checksum
  • 10* Heatsink Low Temp
  • 51 Flt Queue Cleared
  • 101-103 UserSet Checksum
  • 12 HW Over Current
  • 52 Faults Cleared
  • 104 Power Boarrd Chksum1
  • 13 Ground Fault
  • 55 Cntrol Board Overtemp
  • 105 Pwr Board Chksum2
  • 15 Load Loss
  • 63 Shear Pin
  • 106 Incompat MCB-PB
  • 16 Motor Thermistor
  • 64 Drive OverLoad
  • 107 Replaced MCB-PB
  • 17 Input Phase Loss
  • 69 DB Resistance
  • 108 'eyw Anlg Cal Chksum
  • 18 Hardware PTC
  • 70 Power Unit
  • 109 NVS I/O Checksum
  • 20 TorqPrv Spd Band
  • 71- 75 Port 1-5 Adapter
  • 110 NVS I/O Failure
  • 21 Output PhaseLoss
  • 76* Port 6 Adapter
  • 111* Power Down Csum
  • 24 Decel Inhibit
  • 77 IR Volts Range
  • 121 I/O Comm Loss
  • 25 OverSpeed Limit
  • 78 Flux Amps Ref Rang
  • 122 I/O Failure
  • 28 See Manual
  • 79 Excessive Load
  • 130 Hardware Fault
  • 29 Analog In Loss
  • 80 AutoTune Aborted
  • 131 Hardware Fault
  • 33 Auto Rstrt Tries
  • 81- 85 Port 1-5 DPI Loss
  • 900-930 Fatal Faults
  • 36 SW OverCurrent
  • 86* Port 6 DPI Loss
  • 38 Phase U to Ground
  • 87 IXo VoltageRange
And here's a list of the Power Flex Alarms:


  • 1 Precharge Active
  • 15 Ground Warn
  • 28 Ixo Vlt Range
  • 2 UnderVoltage
  • 16* Brake Slipping
  • 29 Sleep Config
  • 3 Power Loss
  • 17 Dig In ConflictA
  • 30 TB Man Ref Cflct
  • 4 Start At PowerUp
  • 18 Dig In ConflictB
  • 31 PTC Conflict
  • 5 Analog in Loss
  • 19 Dig In ConflictC
  • 32 Brake Slipped
  • 6 IntDBRes OvrHeat
  • 20 Bipolar Conflict
  • 33 AdjVoltRef Cflct
  • 8 Drive OL Level 1
  • 21 Motor Type Conflict
  • 34 Home Not Set
  • 9 Drive OL Level 2
  • 22 NP Hz Conflict
  • 38 DPI Port1 Loss
  • 10 Decel Inhibt
  • 23 MaxFreq Conflict
  • 39 DPI Port2 Loss
  • 11 Waking 24 VHz Neg Slope
  • 40 DPI Port3 Loss
  • 12 Motor Thermistor
  • 25 IR Volts Range
  • 49 Torq Prove Cflct
  • 13 In Phase Loss
  • 26 Flux Amps Ref Range
  • 50 Prof Step Cflct
  • 14 Load Loss
  • 27 Speed Ref Cflct
  • 52 PI Config Conflict

*Firmware 6.002 and later only

Keep moving forward... one step at a time...

2106tech

This is nuts, I am back where I started at Ground Fault 13. Getting frustrated with the Powerflex alarms