Common Application Troubleshooting Guide LXAH50xx - Revision 03 - E

Common Application
Medium Voltage Drives
Troubleshooting manual
Software Version: LXAH50xx
Release Date: 08/10/2011
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents................................................................................................................ 4
Troubleshooting manual .................................................................................................... 5

Faults ............................................................................................................................................... 7
Alarms ............................................................................................................................................ 55

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Faults
Panel Text ExtRef1Lost

Description External reference 1 signal loss.
Causes Analoge input signal is missing or signal level has dropped below the present minimum limit
Wrong signal type selected (mA, V) Loose or disconnected wire(s) Grounding of wiring may
be done improperly S800 terminal unit broken S800 Module
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings. 2 Check the auxiliary power supply of the external control device (if
installed). 3 Measure the input signal with a multimeter to verify the correct signal level. If there is
no signal at all, check the wiring between the external control device and the analog input 4
Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU Not Appl.
FaultClass ARU Not Appl.
Fault Word 09.18: FAULT WORD 2 FC2 Bit B0
Related Parameters 80.05 75.06 81.01 81.02 81.03 81.04 81.05 Related IO C3P1 - AI1

installed). 3 Measure the input signal with a multimeter to verify the correct signal level. If there is
no signal at all, check the wiring between the external control device and the analog input 4
Check S800 - Module
Panel Text 1stEarthFaultMCirc

Description · NP-voltage based main circuit earth fault monitoring.
Causes · The DC – Voltage between NP (neutral point) and earth exceeds the limit value.
Rectification 1 Check CVMI - Board 2 Check the inverter measured DC voltage levels. 3 Check the inverter
measured NP voltage levels.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 02.21 32.03 32.04 32.05 32.06 Related IO CVMI - Board
Panel Text ACDA Aux ON Ackn

Description · ACDA – Auxiliary ON Acknowledge signal, received via CH4, is missing (AUX ON SEQ3 & 2
min timeout); DataSet 100 Value 2 - Bit02
Causes · ACAD (auxiliary control device adapter) is not ready to switch on the auxiliarys · Wrong
parameter settings (e.g. Node Addr.) · DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or
have Wrong polarity · Aux. Control Device Adapater (ACDA) board defective
Rectification 1 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater (ACDA) auxiliarys 2 Check that parameter settings
correspond to the external communication interface 3 Check power supply of external
communication interface 4 Check connections and polarity of fiber optics 5 Check Aux Control
Device Adapater (ACDA)
Related Parameters 70.15 70.16 70.17 70.18 70.19 Related IO AMC - CH4 - A713 -
A714

Panel Text ACDA FC1 Active

Description · ACDA requesting Fault Class 1 (MCB opening), received via CH4; DataSet 100 Value 3 - Bit02
Causes Fault class 2 with low priority in ACAD (auxiliary control device adapter) is active Wrong
Rectification 1 Check reasson for FC2 in Aux. Control Device Adapater (ACDA) 2 Check that parameter
settings correspond to the external communication interface 3 Check power supply of external
communication interface 4 Check connections and polarity of fiber optics 5 Check Aux. Control
Related Parameters Related IO AMC - CH4 - A713 -
A714
Panel Text ACDA FC2 Active

Description · ACDA requesting Fault Class 2 (MCB stays closed), received via CH4 ; DataSet 100 Value 3 -
Bit03
Causes · Fault class 2 in ACAD (auxiliary control device adapter) is active · Wrong parameter settings
(e.g. Node Addr.) · DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or have Wrong polarity ··
Aux. Control Device Adapater (ACDA) board defective
A714
Panel Text ACDA FC2 LOP Active

Description · ACDA (CH4) requesting Fault Class 2 low priority, received via CH4 DataSet 100 Value 2 -
Bit06
Causes · Fault class 2 with low priority in ACAD (auxiliary control device adapter) is active · Wrong
Fault Word 09.28: FAULT WORD 3 FC2LOP Bit B14
A714

Panel Text ACDA FC2HIP Active
Description · ACDA requesting Fault Class 2 with high priority (MCB stays closed), received via CH4 ;
DataSet 100 Value 3 - Bit07
Causes · Fault class 2 in ACAD (auxiliary control device adapter) is active · Wrong parameter settings
(e.g. Node Addr.) · DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or have Wrong polarity ··
Aux. Control Device Adapater (ACDA) board defective
Fault Word 09.25: FAULT WORD 3 FC2HIP Bit B14
A714
Panel Text ACU or WCU NotSel

Description · No cooling system selected.
Causes · Cooling method not selected · Corresponing parameter for Water Cooled Drive or Air Cooled
Drive not set
Rectification 1 Check parameters settings
Related Parameters Related IO
Panel Text AmbientTempHigh

Description Ambient temperature to high
Causes - Ambient temperature too high - Ambient cooling system faulty - Wiring in protection circuit faulty
- Parameter for trip limit is set wrong - S800 Module faulty
Rectification 1 Check external ambient cooling systeme 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are correctly 3
Check wiring between external protecting device and ACS 6000 4 Check parameter settings 5
Check S800 module
FaultClass INU NOT Appl.
FaultClass ARU NOT Appl.
Related Parameters 35.22 35.23 31.02 31.03 31.04 31.06 36.01 35.25 Related IO C2P3 - AI6
36.30 36.32 35.24 36.31
Panel Text AmbientTempSensor

Description Sensor fault (C2P3, AI6) Loss of ambient cooling temperature measuring.
Causes - Analoge input signal is missing or signal level has dropped below the present minimum limit -
Ambient temperature measurement device - Sensor faulty - Loose or disconnected wire(s) -
Grounding of wiring may be done improperly - S800 terminal unit broken - S800 Module
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings for ambient temperature supervision. 2 Check the auxiliary power
supply of the measuring device. 3 Measure the input signal with a multimeter to verify the correct
signal level. If there is no signal at all, check the wiring between the measuring device and the
analog input 4 Check the wiring. 5 Check S800 - Module
Related Parameters 39.01 Related IO C2P3 - AI6

Panel Text ARC Detected FC1

Description · Process Stop function (used as ARC Detection) is active (as requested) NOTE! Process Stop
function is used - fault & alarm text are indicated as "ARC Detected FC1"
ARC is set by parameter 210.20.
Causes · Process Stop function (used as ARC detection) is active (as requested) · Wrong parameter
settings · Loose or disconnected wire(s) · S800 I/O Moule faulty · S800 terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check programmed "Process Stop" function (limit value, monitored
signal) 3 Check S800 - Module
Related Parameters 89.01 Related IO C1P1 - DI13
Panel Text ARC Detected FC2

function is used - fault & alarm text are indicated as "ARC Detected FC2"
ARC is set by parameter 210.20.
Causes Process Stop function (used as ARC detection) is active (as requested) Wrong parameter
settings Loose or disconnected wire(s) S800 I/O Moule faulty S800 terminal unit broken
Panel Text AuxRideThrough

Description · Aux. power ride through requested. · An auxiliary supply power loss is detected through digital
input or internal cooling water pump output side underpressure (possiblity to limit the max. output
current).
Causes External undervoltage monitoring device active (digital input) Internal cooling water pressure
to low Wrong parameter settings Loose or disconnected wire(s) S800 I/O Moule faulty
S800 terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check undervoltage monitoring device 2 Check other faults (water cooling system) 3 Check
wiring 4 Check parameters settings 5 Check S800 modules
Related Parameters 31.08 31.07 31.09 Related IO C1P1 - DI1
Panel Text AuxSupplyProtSw

Description Auxiliary supply voltage lost (C1P1, DI12)
Causes - Fuse blown due to fault in aux. circuit - No aux. Supply voltage - Loose or disconnected wires) -
S800 terminal unit broken - S800 I/O Module faulty
Rectification 1 Check fuses 2 Check 230VAC aux power supply to cubicle 3 Check UPS 4 Visually check all
connected cabinets 5 Try to restart 6 If restart failed: check voltages and try to find short circuit If
restart successful: check aux voltages for correct values 7 Check S800 Module
Related Parameters Related IO C1P1 - DI12

Panel Text C2P3-AI7 FaultLim
Description Actual signal is above the fault limit.
Causes External monitored signal is above fault limit (as requested) External measurement device
Wrong parameter settings Loose or disconnected wire(s) S800 I/O Moule faulty S800
terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check monitoring device 2 Check monitored signal 2 Check parameter setting 3 Check wiring
4 Check S800 - Module
Panel Text C3P1-AI3 Lost

Description Analog input signal loss.
installed). 3 Measure the input signal with a multimeter to verify the correct signal level. If there
is no signal at all, check the wiring between the external control device and the analog input 4
Check S800 - Module
81.25
Panel Text C3P1-AI3 Signal

Description Analog input signal is above the fault high limit.
Causes External monitoring signal is above the high limit (as requested) Wrong parameter settings
Loose or disconnected wire(s) S800 I/O Moule faulty S800 terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check external monitoring signal (device) 2 Check wiring 3 Check parameters settings 4
Check S800 modules
81.25

Check S800 - Module
81.28 81.29


Related Parameters Related IO C5P3 - AI6

Panel Text CBU ChargOverload

Description Thermal protection relay of charging unit (protects the charging transformer from overheating)
has detected an overload in the charging circuit and opened.
Causes Too frequent charging Protection relay setting
Rectification 1 Wait approx. 5 minutes and restart (Reset protection switch manually)
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 21.14 17.03 17.01 17.02 17.06 17.10 21.19 Related IO C1P3 - DI5
Panel Text CBU CubicleOvTemp

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in CBU cabinet.
Causes Ambient temperature high Relay settings Wiring not correct (closed loop) Wrong
parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check ambient temperature (according to converter specification) 2 Check temp. setting of
thermal relay (see electrical drawings) 3 Ground converter, open cabinet doors and check for
smoke, strong smell, burned equipment 4 Check the cooling system of the electrical room if
ambient temperature is unusually high
Panel Text CH0 CommLoss

Description AMC DDCS CH0 communication lost
Causes Communication time-out setting too small Wrong parameter settings (e.g. Node Addr.)
DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or have wrong polarity AMC board
defective Fieldbus Module defective
Rectification 1 Check that parameter settings correspond to the external communication interface 2 Check
power supply of external communication interface 3 Check connections and polarity of fiber
optics
Related Parameters 70.01 70.02 70.04 70.06 70.05 70.03 70.04 70.05 Related IO AMC - A705 - A706
70.06

DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or have Wrong polarity AMC board
defective
optics
Related Parameters 70.07 70.08 70.10 70.09 70.11 70.07 70.11 Related IO AMC - CH2 - A709 -
A710

defective
optics
A714
Panel Text COU CubicleOvTemp

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in COU cabinet.
parameter settings
Related Parameters 31.06 36.30 36.32 36.31 Related IO C1P3 - DI6
Panel Text CubicleDoorOpen

Description Cubicle door status open while in operating state.
Causes Loose or disconnected wires) S800 terminal unit broken S800 I/O Module faulty
Rectification 1 Check control cables 2 Check S800 Modules
Panel Text CustSupSig1

Description Customer supervision function 1 is active.
Causes The customer supervision function 1 is active (as requested) Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check "monitored" signal (as requesetd) 2 Check connection in supervision function 3 Check
parameters settings
FaultClass INU Not Appl
FaultClass ARU Not Appl


parameters settings

parameters settings
Panel Text CW1 Chiller

Description Chiller alarm is active (external signal from chiller control).
Causes External Chiller alarm External Chiller settings Wrong parameter settings Loose or
disconnected wire(s) S800 I/O Moule faulty S800 terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check external chiller 2 Check parameter setting 3 Check wiring 4 Check S800 - Module
Panel Text CW1 ChillerCtrl

Description Contactor feedback signal (closed) for chiller is missing. Status of chiller not OK.
Causes - Motor contactor for chiller is not closing - No feedback signal from contactor - Wrong parameter
settings - Loose or disconnected wire(s) - S800 I/O Moule faulty - S800 terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check if motor contactor chiller is closing 2 Check parameter setting 3 Check wiring 4 Check
S800 - Module
Related Parameters Related IO C2P1 - DI10 C2P2 - DO8
Panel Text CW1 CubicleOvTemp

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in CW1 (water cooling system 1) cabinet.
parameter settings

Panel Text CW1 ExpTankLevel
Description Internal cooling water level in expansion tank too low
Causes Leakage in cooling water circuit Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty S800 module defective
Rectification 1 Check cooling water level 2 Check in all cabinets if water is dripping on floor 3 Check if all
bleed/drainage valves are closed 4 Check entire pipe system for leaks (pump packings, tube
joints, tubes etc.) 5 Check parameter settings 6 Check wiring 7 Check S800 - Module
Related Parameters 36.28 36.29 Related IO C2P1 - DI6
Panel Text CW1 ExtWtrTmpSens

Description Loss of external cooling water temperature measuring.
External cooling water temperature measurement device Sensor faulty Loose or
disconnected wire(s) Grounding of wiring may be done improperly S800 terminal unit broken
S800 Module
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings for external cooling water temperature supervision. 2 Check the
auxiliary power supply of the measuring device. 3 Measure the input signal with a multimeter to
verify the correct signal level. If there is no signal at all, check the wiring between the measuring
device and the analog input 4 Chance the external cooling water temperature measuring device
unit. 5 Check S800 - Module
Related Parameters 36.09 36.08 Related IO C2P3 - AI5
Panel Text CW1 IntCoolWtrTmp

Description Internal cooling water temperature at high limit. If water cooling has malfunction or if it is too
ineffective, temperature could rise over alarm/trip limit.
Causes Water output pressure measurement Wrong parameter settings Pump(s) not running
S800 I/O Moule faulty S800 terminal unit broken Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Rectification 1 Check flow in the main water circuit 2 Check temperature and pressure in the raw water circuit
3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit 4 Check strainer and clean if necessary 5 Check
parameter setting 6 Check the heat exchanger and repair if necessary
Related Parameters 36.06 36.04 36.05 36.03 36.07 Related IO C2P3-AI4
Panel Text CW1 IntWtrTmpSens

Description Loss of internal cooling water temperature measuring.
Internal cooling water temperature measurement device Sensor faulty Loose or
S800 Module
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings for internal cooling water temperature supervision. 2 Check the
device and the analog input 4 Chance the internal cooling water temperature measuring device

Panel Text CW1 LeakageDetect

Description Water leakage detected.
Causes Leakage in cooling water circuit Wrong parameter setting Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty
S800 module defective
Panel Text CW1 NoWtrPumpOn

Description No water cooling pump is running.
Causes Both cooling pumps are faulty or tripped by overload Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Settings of overload protection switch may be wrong. Cooling pump may be damaged or
overload protection of the cooling pump may have tripped
Rectification 1 Check the settings of overload protection switch according to the pump current. 2 Check the
pump and its bearings. 3 Check parameter settings 4 Check that there are no leaks in the water
cooling system. 5 Start the pump once more and check pressure leve
Related Parameters Related IO C2P1 - DI1 C2P1 - DI2
C2P1 - DI3 C2P1 - DI4
C2P2 - DO3 C2P2 - DO4
Panel Text CW1 Pump1Control

Description Contactor feedback signal (closed) for pump1 missing. Status of cooling water pump 1 not OK.
Causes Motor contactor for pump 1 is not closing No feedback signal from the contactor Wrong
parameter settings Loose or disconnected wire(s) S800 I/O Moule faulty S800 terminal unit
broken
Rectification 1 Check if motor contactor for pump1 is closing 2 Check parameter setting 3 Check wiring 4
Check S800 - Module

broken
Check S800 - Module

Panel Text CW1 WtrCondHigh
Description Cooling water conductivity is above alarm level
Causes S800 I/O Moule faulty S800 terminal unit broken Loose or disconnected wire(s) Wrong
parameter settings Water conductivity or conductivity measurement. Pump(s) not running
Rectification 1 Check if all valves are in correct position (see cooling circuit diagram) 2 Check entire pipe
system for leaks (pump packings, tube joints, tubes etc.) Note: if leakage is not in WCU but in
another cabinet, always contact ABB service. Electric strength
Related Parameters 36.22 36.23 36.25 36.24 Related IO C2P3 - AI1
Panel Text CW1 WtrCondLow

Description Cooling water conductivity below alarm limit (i.e. measuring device defective)
Causes Water conductivity measurement device Sensor faulty Parameter settings S800 terminal
unit broken Loose or disconnected wire(s) Grounding of wiring may be done improperly
Panel Text CW1 WtrCondSensor

Description Loss of water conductivity measuring.
Water conductivity measurement device Sensor faulty Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Grounding of wiring may be done improperly S800 terminal unit broken S800 Module
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings for water conductivity supervision. 2 Check the auxiliary power
supply of the measuring device. 3 Measure the input signal with a multimeter to verify the
correct signal level. If there is no signal at all, check the wiring between the measuring device
and the analog input 4 Chance the water conductivity supervision device unit. 5 Check S800 -
Module
FaultClass INU Not Apl.
FaultClass ARU Not Apl.
Panel Text CW1 WtrDiffPrLow

Description Difference pressure across the cooling water pump too low. In a closed water cooling circuit the
pressure differnce between output and input has to monitored to ensure that the cooling water is
circulating
Causes Water output pressure measurement Water input pressure measurement Pump(s) not
running Wrong parameter settings. S800 I/O Moule faulty. S800 terminal unit broken.
Loose or disconnected wire(s).
Rectification 1 Check pressure in main water circuit 2 Check pressure in raw water circuit 3 Check 3-way
valve in raw water circuit 4 Check entire pipe system for leaks (pump packings, tube joints, tubes
etc.) 5 Check parameter setting 6 Check wiring 7 Check S800 - Module
Related Parameters 36.20 36.21 36.19 Related IO C2P3 - AI2 C2P3 - AI3

Panel Text CW1 WtrInpPrHigh

Description Cooling water pump input pressure is above the high limit.
Causes S800 I/O Moule faulty. S800 terminal unit broken. Loose or disconnected wire(s). Wrong
parameter settings. Water input pressure measurement.
Rectification 1 Check flow in main circuit 2 Check if all valves are in correct position (see cooling circuit
diagram) 3 Check parameter setting 4 Monitor water pressure 5 Restart converter. If fault
persists, check heat exchanger and repair if necessary 6 Check S800 analog input module
Related Parameters 35.20 36.14 36.10 36.11 36.12 36.13 Related IO C2P3 - AI2
Panel Text CW1 WtrInpPrLow

Description Cooling water pump input pressure is below the low alarm limit.
Rectification 1 Check water level in the expansion vessel 2 Check if all valves are in correct position (see
cooling circuit diagram) 3 Check entire pipe system for leaks (pump packings, pipe joints, pipes
etc.) Note: if leakage is not in WCU but in another cabinet, always contact ABB service. Electric
strength of equipment may be faulty! 4 Check parameter setting 5 If level is ok, check wiring and
shielding of measuring circuit 6 Check S800 analog input module
Panel Text CW1 WtrOutpPrHigh

Description Cooling water pressure (WCU pump output side) is above the high limit
parameter settings. Water output pressure measurement. Pump(s) not running.
Rectification 1 Check flow in main water circuit 2 Check temperature and pressure in raw water circuit 3
Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit 4 Check strainer and clean if necessary 5 Check
parameter setting 6 Check the heat exchanger and repair if necessary 7 If cooling circuit leaks or
if the fault cannot be located, call ABB service
Related Parameters 36.17 36.18 35.19 36.15 36.16 Related IO C2P3 - AI3
Panel Text CW1 WtrOutpPrLow

Description Cooling water pressure (WCU pump output side) is below the low limit

Panel Text CW1 WtrTempToLow
Description Internal cooling water too cold. Internal water temperature trip low level active. When measured
water temperature sinks below low limit the drive and pumps will be stopped respectively could
not be started
Causes Too cold input water Water input temperature measurement Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check temperature in the raw water circuit 2 Check parameter setting 3 Check wiring 4 Check
S800 - Module
36.07
Panel Text CW1ChillerControl

Causes Motor contactor for chiller is not closing No feedback signal from contactor Wrong
broken
S800 - Module
Panel Text CW1IntCoolWtrFlow

Description Low internal cooling water flow.
Causes -Leakage control device broken Leakage in cooling water circuit Cooling pumps are broken
Wrong parameter setting Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty S800 module defective
Rectification 1 Check water flow monitoring device 2 Check 3-way valve in water circuit 4 Check entire pipe
system for leaks (pump packings, tube joints, tubes etc.) 5 Check parameter settings 6 Check
wiring 7 Check S800 - Module
Panel Text CW1IntWtrTPumpOff

Description Internal cooling water temperature too high (Pumps Off). When measured water temperature
rises above the pump off limit the drive and pumps will be stopped. The fault can be reset as
soon the measured water temperature sinks below the off limit – 5°C. The fault will be reset
automatically if actual water temperature sinks below the fault high limit.

Panel Text CW1WtrInpPrSensor

Description Loss of cooling water input pressure measuring.
Water input pressure measurement device Sensor faulty Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings for water input pressure supervision. 2 Check the auxiliary power
and the analog input 4 Chance the water input pressure measuring device unit. 5 Check S800 -
Module
Panel Text CW1WtrOutpPrSens

Description Loss of cooling water output pressure measuring.
Water output pressure measurement device Sensor faulty Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings for water output pressure supervision. 2 Check the auxiliary power
and the analog input 4 Chance the water output pressure measuring device unit. 5 Check S800 -
Module

Panel Text CW2 ChillerCtrl

broken
S800 - Module

Panel Text CW2 CubicleOvTemp
parameter settings
smoke, strong smell, burned equipment


S800 Module
Panel Text CW2 IntCoolWtrFlow

Description Low internal cooling water flow. If flow monitoring is active the drive trips and the pumps will be
switched off (after a delay-time of 3s).
Causes Leakage control device broken Leakage in cooling water circuit Cooling pumps are broken
Wrong parameter setting



S800 Module

joints, tubes etc.) 5 Check parameter settings 6 Check wiring 7 Ch
Panel Text CW2 NoWtrPumpOn

Description No water cooling pump is running.
Causes Both cooling pumps are faulty or tripped by overload Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Settings of overload protection switch may be wrong. Cooling pump may be damaged or
overload protection of the cooling pump may have tripped
Rectification 1 Check the settings of overload protection switch according to the pump current. 2 Check the
pump and its bearings. 3 Check parameter settings 4 Check that there are no leaks in the water
cooling system. 5 Start the pump once more and check pressure leve
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
C5P1 - DI3 C5P1 - DI4
C5P2 - DO3 C5P2 - DO4

broken
Check S800 - Module

broken
Check S800 - Module

Description Cooling water conductivity is above trip level
another cabinet, always contact ABB service. Electric strength.



Module
FaultClass INU Not Apl.
FaultClass ARU Not Apl.

circulating




Description Cooling water pressure (WCU pump output side) is below the low limit.
Panel Text CW2 WtrTempToLow

Description Internal cooling water too cold. Internal water temperature trip low level active. When measured
water temperature sinks below low limit the drive and pumps will be stopped respectively could
not be started
Causes Too cold input water Water input temperature measurement Wrong parameter settings
S800 - Module
39.06

Description Low internal cooling water flow. If flow monitoring is active the drive trips and the pumps will be
switched off (after a delay-time of 3s).
Causes Leakage control device broken Leakage in cooling water circuit Cooling pumps are broken
Related Parameters 39.26 Related IO C5P1, DI7

Panel Text CW2IntWtrTPumpOff

Description Internal cooling water temperature too high (Pumps Off). When measured water temperature
rises above the pump off limit the drive and pumps will be stopped. The fault can be reset as
soon the measured water temperature sinks below the off limit – 5°C. The fault will be reset
automatically if actual water temperature sinks below the fault high limit.

Module

Module
Panel Text DBC POMChangeReq

Description Drive Backup Control – POM change is requested.
Causes INU1, INU2 , LSU1 or LSU2 faulty
Rectification empty description!

Panel Text DC HV ChrgRelay
Description High voltage side DC link charging relay - fault monitoring. The DC high voltage side is not
charging - the relay is maybe broken.
Causes - HV charging relay broken - Wrong parameter settings - Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Rectification 1 Check charging unit 2 Check HV - Relay 3 Check S800 modules
Related Parameters 17.03 17.01 17.02 17.06 Related IO
Panel Text DC MinChargeTime

Description Charging time was shorter than minimum charging time. DC voltage has reached charging level
before the minimum charging time has elapses. MCB is prevented from closing.
Causes - Fault in voltage measurement - Faulty capacitors - Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check charging unit 2 Follow standard procedure. See 13.3 Standard Procedure for
Troubleshooting
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 17.03 17.01 17.02 17.06 Related IO C1P5 - D01 C1P5 - D02
Panel Text DC Not Charging

Description DC not rising after charging started (the DC - Voltage is not rising above discharge level within
2s after charging command has been given).
Causes Fault in voltage measurement Faulty capacitors
Rectification 1 Check and measure the charging circuit. 2 Check the inverter measured DC voltage levels. 3
Measure the input supply voltage. 4 Measure all three phase to phase voltages under normal
operation to ensure that your supply is stiff.
Related Parameters 17.02 17.06 Related IO
Panel Text DC Volt Unbalance

Description DC - Voltage not in balance while charging.
Rectification 1 Check charging unit 2 Check HV - Relay 3 Check S800 modules 4 Check parameter settings
Related Parameters 17.07 Related IO
Panel Text DC<MCBCloseLevel

Description DC level too low, MCB closing failed (AuxOn Seq)
Causes DC link voltage level at which The MCB closing is enabled (MCB close order possible) not
reached. Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check that parameter settings are correct and correspond to the MCB control interface 2
Check charging unit

Panel Text DCChargeTimeout

Description Charging of DC link failed due to timeout.MCB has not been closed within defined time after
charging command for DC link has been issued. When charging command is given charging is
started with low voltage.
Causes - Faulty charging circuit. - Wrong parameter settings.
Rectification 1 Check charging unit (HV - & LV side) Follow standard procedure. See 13.3 Standard
Procedure for Troubleshooting.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 17.03 17.01 17.02 Related IO C1P5 - D01 C1P5 - D02
Panel Text DCHigh&NoCooling

Description DC charged but no WCU pump are running (cooling OFF).
Causes Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check for other related faults 2 Check parameter settings
Panel Text DI EarthFlt1MCirc

Description Earth fault in main circuit detected.
Causes Fault detected by external earth fault monitoring relay (e.g. Bender Relay) Wrong parameter
settings Loose or disconnected wire(s) S800 terminal unit broken S800 I/O Module faulty
Rectification 1 Check complete drive system (transformer, ACS 6000, motor and power cables) 2 Check
control cables 3 Check related parameter

Panel Text DischargTimeout

Description Discharging of DC link failed due to timeout. Maximum discharging time exceeded. Before the
DC link is considered as discharged (and for example the cabinet door locking is released) the
measured DC voltage level has to be below the discharged level.
Causes Faulty discharging circuit (discharging will take place via VLU or ARU) Wrong parameter
settings.
Rectification 1 Check discharging method Note! There might be a need to discharge the DC capacitors with
an independent method.

Panel Text ExtCurrUnbalance
Description A current unbalance is detected by the external current unbalance monitoring system .
Causes Settings of external device are not correct Loose or disconnected wire(S) Wrong
parameter settings S800 terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check external current unbalance device 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are correctly set 3
Check wiring between external protecting device and ACS 6000 4 Check wiring to protecting
device inputs
Panel Text ExtMotorOverSpeed

Description An motor overspeed is detected by the external motor overspeed monitoring system .
Rectification 1 Check external overspeed device 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are correctly set 3 Check
wiring between external protecting device and ACS 6000 4 Check wiring to protecting device
inputs
Panel Text ExtMotPurgSyst

Description An alarm is detected by the external motor purgation monitoring system.
Rectification 1 Check external motor purgation device 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are correctly set 3
device inputs
Panel Text EXU ContactorCtrl

Description Excitation contactor feedback signal not received.
Causes EXU contactor feedback signal is not active Wrong parameter settings (no SD drive)
S800 module defective Loose or disconnected wire
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check wiring 3 Check S800 - Module
Panel Text EXU CurrOverload

Description Motor rotor circuit (=excitation) current overload.
Causes Motor excitation current to high EXU faulty Wrong parameter setting
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check EXU 3 Check the motor 4 Follow standard procedure. See
13.3 Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
Related Parameters Related IO 2.14 Excitation Current

Panel Text EXU HW OverlProt

Description EXU HW Overload protection.
Causes EXU overload protection switch active DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or
have wrong polarity AMC board defective Wrong parameter settings (no SD drive) PAI
board defective Loose or disconnected wire(s) at PAI board CCB board defective
Rectification 1 Check that parameter settings correspond to the drive (SD) 2 Check EXU fuses 3 Check
connections and polarity of fiber optics 4 Check wiring on PAI - board
A716 CCB PAI - Board -
DI7
Panel Text EXU TrafoTemp1

Description Excitation transformer over temperature
Causes Transformer load too high Ambient temperature too high Transformer cooling faulty
Wiring in protection circuit faulty Shielding of control cables not properly grounded
Rectification 1 Check transformer load and ambient temperature and compare with rated figures. Refer to
transformer manual 2 Check if installation conditions are satisfactory (exposure to sun, obstacles
in air flow etc.) 3 Check cooling equipment. Refer to description

Description Excitation transformer 2 over temperature
Panel Text FW3FC1-b10 NotUsed

Description Not used
Causes empty description!
Rectification empty description!
Panel Text GndSwitchClosed

Description DC link grounding switch closed ackn. while charging.
Causes Ground switch closed No feedback signal from grounding isolator Malfunction in control
circuit of grounding isolator Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Rectification 1 Check that grounding isolator is open. 2 If not, close all doors and open grounding isolator

Panel Text INU CubicleOvTemp
Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in INU cabinet.
parameter settings
Panel Text LimitSupervision

Description Actual or reference value of one or more monitoring functions is below or above the limit value.
Causes The value which is monitored is below or above the limit value set by parameter Wrong
parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check the limit word 08.06 “LIMIT WORD 2” to find out which actual or reference signal is on
the limit 2 Check the limit value of the monitored signal 3 Check parameters settings
Related Parameters 85.01 85.02 85.03 Related IO
Panel Text MainTrafo1Temp1

Description Main transformer 1 over temperature 1 detected.
Wiring in protection circuit faulty Parameter for alarm limit is set wrong S800 Module faulty
Wiring in the protection circuit loose Shielding of control cables not properly grounded
Rectification 1 Check transformer load and ambient temperature and compare with rated figures (make
logbook entry). Refer to transformer manual 2 Check if installation conditions are satisfactory
(exposure to sun, obstacles in air flow etc.) 3 Check cooling equipment. Refer to description of
cooling circuit in transformer manual 4 Check wiring of monitoring circuit 5 Check if shielding of
control cables is properly grounded

Wiring in protection circuit faulty Parameter for trip limit is set wrong S800 Module faulty












Panel Text MCB CloseControl

Description MCB status not closed while close request is active.
Causes Feedback signal missing Closing timeout to short Wrong control place selection or other
faulty parameter setting, for example the delay time is set too short for the MCB Malfunction of
MCB. The main circuit breaker malfunction can be caused by different reasons such as: manual
control can override the control signals coming from the converter, the MCB has tripped for some
reason (e.g. vercurrent) and can not operate before it is reset or there is a fault in the MCB
control signals or in the MCB auxiliary power supply. Wiring in the MCB monitoring circuit may
be loose. MCB close control fault is activated if the converter can not operate the MCB. Note!
If the converter control gives order that the MCB must be closing and the feedback "MCB is
closed" from MCB is not indicating after a specified time limit, this fault will be activated. S800
terminal unit broken S800 I/O Module faulty
Rectification 1 Check the MCB control parameters and make proper settings. Especially pay attention to set
the delay times correct. 2 Check the MCB operation according user manual and circuit diagram.
If the MCB is tripped read fault buffers before resetting the fault. 3 Check the wiring between the
main circuit breaker and the converter. 4 Check S800 Modules
Related Parameters 17.01 17.02 17.03 17.04 17.05 17.06 Related IO C1P3 - DI14 C1P3 - DI15
C1P3 - DI16 C1P4 - D04
Panel Text MCB NotOn

Description MCB is not ON while start is pressed.
Causes Drive not charged. Charging not completely finished drive is not in Ready Run state
Rectification 1 Charge the drive and try again to start the drive.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text MCB OpenControl
Description MCB status not open while open request is active.
Causes Feedback signal missing Opening timeout too short Malfunction of MCB. The main circuit
breaker Malfunction can be caused by different reasons such as: manual control can override
The control signals coming from The converter, The MCB has tripped for some reason (e.g.
overcurrent) and can not operate before it is reset or there is a Fault in The MCB control signals
or in The MCB auxiliary power supply. MCB open control Fault become active if The converter
control is trying to open The MCB, but (after a predefined delay) The Feedback still indicates that
The MCB is closed. Wiring in The MCB monitoring circuit may be loose. S800 terminal unit
broken S800 I/O Module Faulty
Rectification 1 Check that parameter settings are correct and correspond to the MCB control interface 2
Check MCB functions according to the MCB user’s manual and circuit diagram 3 Check external
wiring of MCB feedback signal
Related Parameters 21.18 21.19 21.15 21.16 21.17 Related IO C1P3 - DI14 C1P3 - DI15
C1P3 - DI16 C1P4 - D05
Panel Text MCB TripPresignal

Description MCB protection relay causes MCB to trip.
Causes Protection trip Open contact in tripping loop Tripping loop not connected Loose or
disconnected wire(s)
Rectification 1 If first fault: check MCB internal protections 2 Otherwise check if a protection function has
initiated the trip 3 If not, check external trip circuits 4 If MCB has not tripped, check feedback
signal
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 21.14 21.16 21.17 21.18 21.19 Related IO C1P3 - DI16
Panel Text MF FollowTripSig

Description Master/Follower control. Drive tripped by signal from follower drive(s).
Causes Follower drive has tripped AMC board power supply of Master drive DDCS fiber optic
cables are not properly connected or have wrong polarity AMC board defective Wrong
parameter settings (DataSet Enable, NodeAdress .. used to specify the Master/Follower control
on channel CH2) Timeout supervision time is to short
Rectification 1 Check Follower drive 2 Check AMC power supply of master drive +H188 4 Check parameter
settings
Related Parameters Related IO AMC - CH2 - 709 -710
Panel Text MF MasterTripSig

Description Master/Follower control. Drive tripped by signal from master drive.
Causes Master drive has tripped AMC board power supply of Master drive DDCS fiber optic
cables are not properly connected or have wrong polarity AMC board defective Wrong
parameter settings (DataSet Enable, NodeAdress .. used to specify the Master/Follower control
on channel CH2) Timeout supervision time is to short
Rectification 1 Check Master drive 2 Check AMC power supply of master drive 3 Check connections and
polarity of fiber optics 4 Check parameter settings
Related Parameters Related IO AMC - CH2 - 709 -710

Panel Text ModulatDischarge

Description Discharging of the DC link by IGCT modulation failed.
Causes Faulty discharging circuit. . Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check voltage measurement 2 Check that all INU’s are stopped (not RDY REF) 3 Check for
other related fault messages in all COUs
Panel Text MotAdditSuperv1

Description Motor additional monitoring 1 is active.
Check S800 modules

Check S800 modules
Related Parameters 85.07 85.08 85.09 Related IO C3P5 - AI8

Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Fault Word 09.90: FAULT WORD 5 FC2LP Bit 08

Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Fault Word 09.90: FAULT WORD 5 FC2LP Bit B09

Panel Text MotBearing 1Temp1
Description motor bearing 1 over temperature 1 detected.
Causes Bearing temperature too high, exceeds trip level Ambient temperature too high Bearing
cooling (oil) faulty Wiring in protection circuit faulty Parameter for trip limit is set wrong
S800 Module faulty Wiring in the protection circuit loose Shielding of control cables not
properly grounded
Rectification 1 Verify that the parameter settings are correct 2 Check the correct limits for overtemperature trip
by consulting the customer and motor manuals 3 Check the motor bearing 1 system Follow
standard procedure. See 13.3 Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting

cooling (oil) faulty Wiring in protection circuit faulty Parameter for alarm limit is set wrong
properly grounded
standard procedure. See 13.3 Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.

cooling (oil) faulty Wiring in protection circuit faulty Parameter for trip limit is set wrong
properly grounded
Panel Text MotBearingSupvis1

Description External motor bearing monitoring signal active. Monitoring circuit gives signal to digital input of
the converter.
Causes motor bearing monitoring active Faulty protection device Loose or disconnected wire(S)
Wrong parameter Setting
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check the external motor bearing monitoring system 3 Check
wirings 4 Follow standard procedure. See 13.3 Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
Fault Word 09.24: FAULT WORD 2 FC2HP Bit B00


the converter.

the converter.
Causes Motor bearing monitoring active Faulty protection device Loose or disconnected wire(s)

the converter.
Panel Text MotorOverTemp1

Description Fault from external motor temperature monitoring device
Causes External motor cooling device tripped Parameters for external motor temperature supervision
are set incorrectly. Motor cooling air is too hot (air-cooled motor) or motor cooling water is too
hot (water-cooled motor) Wiring in protection circuit faulty Motor cooling system faulty
Motor load too high Ambient temperature too high Wiring in protection circuit faulty
Parameter settings wrong S800 Module faulty
Rectification 1 Check external motor protecting device 2 Check that all trip limit settings are correctly set in
external motor protection device 3 Check wiring between external protecting device and ACS
6000 4 Check wiring to protecting device inputs 5 Check parameter settings 6 Check S800
module

Rectification 1 Check external motor protecting device 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are correctly set in
module

Causes External motor cooling device trpped Parameters for external motor temperature supervision
module

Causes External motor cooling device tripped Parameters for external motor temperature
supervision are set incorrectly. Motor cooling air is too hot (air-cooled motor) or motor cooling
water is too hot (water-cooled motor) Wiring in protection circuit faulty Motor cooling system
faulty Motor load too high Ambient temperature too high Wiring in protection circuit faulty
module

Panel Text MotorStallProtec

Description Motor stall protection trip. The motor stall function protects the motor from overheating by
monitoring output frequency and current. If motor frequency is below freq. limit and the torque is
above torque limit for a preset time the trip is initiated..
Causes Motor stalled as described above Wrong parameter setting
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Lower stall frequency temporarily, start drive to see if fault has
disappeared. Be careful not to overheat the motor 3 Check that motor and converter are
correctly dimensioned and that they match the required load 4 Verify what kind of loading profile
is normally used near the stall area. 5 Check the normal loading of the drive and verify the driven
equipment and the motor bearing are functioning properly and sized correctly
Panel Text MotorSupervis1

Description Fault from external motor monitoring device
Causes External motor monitoring device tripped Wiring in protection circuit faulty Parameter
settings wrong S800 Module faulty
module

module

Causes External motor monitoring device is sending an alarm Wiring in protection circuit Faulty
parameter settings Wrong S800 Module Faulty
6000 4 Check wiring to protecting device inputs 5 Check paramete

Causes External motor monitoring device tripped Wiring in protection circuit Faulty parameter
settings Wrong S800 Module Faulty
module
Panel Text MotorWtrSupervis1

Description Fault from external monitoring device of motor cooling system 1 (water cooled motor).
Causes External motor cooling device tripped Loose or disconnected wire(s) Wrong parameter
settings S800 module faulty
Rectification 1 Check external motor cooling /water) protecting device and transformer 2 Check that all trip
limit settings are correctly set in external motor cooling monitoring device 3 Check wiring
between external protecting device and ACS 6000 4 Check wiring to protecting device inputs 5
Check parameter settings

Causes External motor cooling device tripped Loose or disconnected wire(S) Wrong parameter
settings S800 Module Faulty
Rectification 1 Check external motor cooling /water) protecting device and transformer 2 Check that all trip
Panel Text MotVibration1

Description Motor vibration level too high, exceeds the trip level. Vibration in motor is to high and external
vibration monitoring circuit gives signal to digital input of the converter.
Causes Motor vibrations Faulty protection device Loose or disconnected wire(s) Wrong
parameter setting
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check wirings 3 Check the motor vibration supervision system is
faulty or if there is a real high vibration 4 Check the reason for a high motor vibration 5 Follow


parameter setting
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check wirings 3 Check if the motor vibration supervision system is

parameter setting
Panel Text MotWinding1Temp1

Description Motor winding 1 overtemperature 1 detected.
Causes Parameters for motor temperature supervision are set incorrectly. Ambient temperature too
high Motor cooling air is too hot (air-cooled motor) or motor cooling water is too hot (water-
cooled motor) Wiring in protection circuit faulty Motor cooling system faulty
Rectification 1 Verify that the parameter settings are correct. 2 Check the correct limits for overtemperature
trip by consulting the customer and motor manuals. 3 Check the motor bearing system.Follow


Panel Text MultDrive FC1Trip

Description Trip req. from other drive (if multi-drive configuration is set or if ARU is used).
Causes Trip request from the other drives are active Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check trip (FC1) in other drives 2 Check that parameter settings are correct
Related Parameters 85.04 85.05 85.06 Related IO DDCS - CH6
Panel Text NBIO-21 CH1 Error

Description Error in fast I/O – Module NBIO-21.
Causes Power supply off NBIO-21 missing Error (wiring) in analog input, analog output, digital input
or digital output off NBIO-21 Wrong address setting (rotary switch) off NBIO-21 Wrong dip
switch setting (V , mA) off NBIO-21 DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or
have wrong polarity AMC board defective Wrong parameter settings NBIO21 board
defective Loose or disconnected wire(s) at NBIO21 board
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check NBIO-21 power supply 3 Check NBIO-21 HW settings 4
Check connections and polarity of fiber optics 5 Check wiring on NBIO-21 board 6 Check HW
version of NBIO-21 (modified type for fast signals) 7 Change NBIO-21
A708 NBIO21 - TX - RX
Panel Text OutpSw1 WrongPos

Description Output side grounding/isolator switch 1 in wrong position. Not correct position feedback signals
while the drive state was RDYRUN or higher. If the closed and open ackn.-signals are active at
the same time, the fault is also generated (in any state).
Causes Output grounding/isolation switch 1 is closed and INU state is RDYRUN or higher Open and
closed signals are active at the same time Wrong parameter setting Position indicator
defective Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Rectification 1 Check output grounding switch position 2 Check output grounding switch 3 Check output
grounding switch indicator devices 4 Check parameter settings 5 Check wiring and connections
C1P2 - DO8 C1P2 - DO9

Panel Text OutpSw2WrongPos

Description Output side grounding/isolator switch 2 in wrong position. Not correct position feedback signals
while the drive state was RDYRUN or higher. If the closed and open ackn.-signals are active at
the same time, the fault is also generated (in any state).
Causes Output grounding/isolation switch 2 is closed and INU state is RDYRUN or higher Open and
closed signals are active at the same time Wrong parameter setting Position indicator
defective Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Rectification 1 Check output grounding switch position 2 Check output grounding switch 3 Check output
grounding switch indicator devices 4 Check parameter settings 5 Check wiring and connections
C1P2 - DO1 C1P2 - DO2
Panel Text OutputSwitch1Ctrl

Description Output side grounding/isolator switch 1 feedback signal not received within defined time. Note
that the SW based switch control is not allowed if the EOFF is active or if the DC grounding
switch is closed !
Causes Output switch 1 in wrong position Wrong parameter setting Position indicator defective
Loose or disconnected wire(s
Rectification 1 Check the switch position of output switch 2 2 Check (optional) the switch indicator devices 3
Check parameter settings 4 Check wiring and connections
C1P2 - DO1 C1P2 - DO2
Panel Text OutputSwitch2Ctrl

Description Output side grounding/isolator switch 2 feedback signal not received within defined time. Note
that the SW based switch control is not allowed if the EOFF is active or if the DC grounding
switch is closed !
Causes Output switch 2 in wrong position Wrong parameter setting Position indicator defective
Loose or disconnected wire(s
Rectification 1 Check the switch position of output switch 2 2 Check (optional) the switch indicator devices 3
Check parameter settings 4 Check wiring and connections
C1P2 - DO1 C1P2 - DO2
Panel Text PanelLost

Description Failure in the RS-485 communication between the AMC board and the control panel CDP312 or
to DriveWindow SW (if PC is used).
Causes The control panel connection may have come loose. Wrong parameter setting
Rectification 1 Check that the cable from AMC board via NDPI to the control panel is properly connected 2
Unplug and replug the cable a few times 3 Check the local control device (CDP 312 panel,
DriveWindow etc.)
Related Parameters Related IO AMC - X17

Panel Text ProcessStop FC1
Description Process Stop is active (customer function).
Causes Process Stop function is active (as requested) Wrong parameter settings Loose or
Panel Text ProcessStop FC2

Panel Text S800 I/O Modules

Description Any of TB820 Cluster modem is faulty.
Causes 24V power supply missing S800 Cluster modem faulty Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Wrong parameter settings DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or have Wrong
polarity
Rectification 1 Check if red LED on Cluster modem is on 2 Remove cluster modem
Panel Text S800 Module C1P1

Description S800 digital input module C1P1 not OK (fault detected by S800 diagnostics)
parameter settings Cluster Modem TB820 not working
Rectification 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on 2 Remove I/O and reset fault 3 If fault has
disappeared: check wiring 4 If fault is still present: replace S800 module 5 Check power supply
of TB820 (check LEDs) 6 Check fibre optic cable of TB820 7 Change TB820
Related Parameters 89.01 Related IO C1P1

Causes S800 I/O Module faulty S800 terminal unit broken Loose or disconnected wire(s) Wrong
parameter settings
disappeared: check wiring 4 If fault is still present: replace S800 module


Description S800 digital output module C1P4 not OK (fault detected by S800 diagnostics)
parameter settings

parameter settings

parameter settings
Related Parameters Related IO C4P1

parameter settings

parameter settings

Panel Text SupplyCubic2OvTmp
Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in ARU or LSU cabinet 2.
parameter settings
Related Parameters 31.02 Related IO C1P3-DI2

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in ARU cabinet 3.
parameter settings
Panel Text SupplyCubicOvTmp

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in ARU, LSU, IRU or IFU cabinet.
parameter settings
Panel Text TCSM NotReached

Description TCSM (Torque Controller State Machine) does not reach expected state.
Causes TCSM (Torque Controller State Machine) has not following feedback signals after given
commands: TCCWOrderON => TCSW ReadyRun; within the delay time given by parameter
131.17 MODULATOR CTRL DELAY TIME TCCWOrderRUN => TCSW ReadyRef; within the
delay time given by parameter 131.17 MODULATOR CTRL DELAY TIME.
Rectification 1 Check for other related fault messages (in other COU) 2 Switch aux power OFF and back ON
and restart the drive

Panel Text TimeoutAuxOnSeq

Description AUX ON (Auxilliarys On) sequence timeout. The maximum duration of the step has been
exceeded and the step has not been terminated. Main State Machine interprete this as a time-
out situation.
Causes Master INU; MainStateMachine (MSM) Timeout at: Sequence 3 Step 1: DC Ground Switch
Sequence 3 Step 2: Charging Sequence 3 Step 3: Closing MCB & CBs Sequence 3 Step
4: Charged Sequence 3 Step 5: LV charging relay Sequence 3 Step 6: HV charging relay
Related Parameters 17.03 17.01 17.02 17.06 17.10 Related IO
Panel Text TimeoutInitSeq

Description Timeout in sequence of main state machine (SEQUENCE HANDLER: Sequence 1 Step 1).
Rectification 1 Check for other related faults 2 Compare all parameters with Parameter Setting List 3 Reset
aux power and restart the drive
Panel Text TimeoutOff1Seq

Description OFF1 (STOP) sequence timeout. The maximum duration of the step has been exceeded and the
step has not been terminated. Main State Machine interprete this as a time-out situation.
Causes Slave INU; MainStateMachine (MSM) Timeout at: Sequence 9 Step 1: TC ON and Running.
Sequence 9 Step 2: Opening the MCB / CBs Sequence 9 Step 4: Discharging by Modulation
Sequence 9 Step 5: Discharging by VLU Sequence 9 Step 6: Test Sequence

Description OFF2 (Emergency OFF) sequence timeout. The maximum duration of the step has been
out situation.
Causes MainStateMachine (MSM) Timeout at: Sequence 12 Step 1:Reset TC ON. Sequence 12
Step 2: Opening the MCB / CBs Sequence 12 Step 4: Discharging by Modulation Sequence
12 Step 5: Discharging by VLU

Description OFF3 (Emergency STOP) sequence timeout. The maximum duration of the step has been
out situation.
Causes MainStateMachine (MSM) Timeout at: Sequence 10 Step 1:Reset TC RUN. Sequence 11
Step 1:Reset TC RUN.: Sequence 11 Step 2:STOP all INUs. Sequence 11 Step 3:Reset TC
ON. Sequence 11 Step 4: Opening the MCB / CBs Sequence 11 Step 6: Discharging by
Modulation Sequence 11 Step 7: Discharging by VLU

Panel Text TimeoutRdyRefSeq
Description RdyRef sequence timeout (SEQUENCE HANDLER: Sequence 5 Step 1, 2 or 3).
Panel Text TimeoutRdyRunSeq

Description RdyRun sequence timeout (SEQUENCE HANDLER: Sequence 4 Step 1 or 2).
Panel Text TimeoutStop1Seq

Description Stop1 sequence timeout (SEQUENCE HANDLER: Sequence 6 Step 1).
Panel Text TimeoutStop2Seq

Description Stop2 sequence timeout (SEQUENCE HANDLER: Sequence 7 Step 1).
Panel Text TimeoutTestSeq

Description Test sequence timeout (SEQUENCE HANDLER: Sequence 2 Step 1).
Panel Text TOutTestFaildSeq


Panel Text Trafo1GasRelay1

Description Buchholz relay 1 of Main transformer 1 has responded.
Causes Fault detected by Main transformer 1 Buchholz relay 1 Loose or disconnected wire(s)
Wrong parameter settings S800 terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check transformer according to the instructions in transformer manual 2 Check that all trip limit
settings are correctly set 3 Check wiring between Buchholz protection circuit and ACS 6000 4
Check parameters settings

Panel Text Trafo1OilLevel

Description Transformer oil level too high or too low (oil level indicator
Causes Transformer protecting device tripped Oil leakage or transformer incomplete filling Alarm
signal may by in the wrong way (high or low active) Loose or disconnected wire(s) Wrong
parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check transformer oil level. Refer to transformer manual 2 Check if transformer gaskets,
coolers or tank is damaged (damage in these can cause oil leakage) 2 3 Check if the alarm
signal of the external cooling unit is high or low active. 2 4 Check parameter settings. 5 Check
the wiring between the external transformer protection and the converter. 6 Check if shielding of
Panel Text Trafo1OverTemp1

Description Transformer overtemperature detected by external transformer monitoring device.
Wiring in protection circuit faulty Parameter settings wrong S800 Module faulty
Rectification 1 Check transformer load and ambient temperature and compare with rated figures (refer to
transformer manual) 2 Check if installation conditions are satisfactory (exposure to sun,
obstacles in air flow etc.) 3 Check cooling equipment (refer to description of cooling circuit in
transformer manual) 4 Check wiring of monitoring circuit 5 Check if shielding of control cables is
properly grounded 6 Check S800 Module

Panel Text Trafo1Supervis1

Description Fault from external monitoring of Main transformer 1.
Causes Transformer protecting device tripped Loose or disconnected wire(s) Wrong parameter
settings S800 terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check external transformer protecting device and transformer 2 Check that all trip limit settings
are correctly set 3 Check wiring between external protecting device and ACS 6000 4 Check
wiring to protecting device inputs

Description Fault from external monitoring device of Main transformer 1.
Rectification 1 Check external transformer protecting device and transformer 2 Check that all alarm limit
settings are correctly set 3 Check wiring between external protecting device and ACS 6000 4
Check wiring to protecting device inputs

settings

settings



Causes Alarm detected by Main transformer 2 Buchholz relay 2 Loose or disconnected wire(s)

Description Transformer 2 oil level too high or too low (oil level indicator
parameter settings

Description Transformer 2 overtemperature detected by external transformer monitoring device.


Causes Transformer protecting device tripped. Loose or disconnected wire(S) Wrong parameter
Rectification 1 Check external transformer protecting device and transformer 2 Check that all trip limits


Description Alarm from external monitoring of Main transformer 2.
settings
Rectification 1 Check external transformer protecting device and transformer 2 Check that all alarm limits

settings

Panel Text TripGroupA FC2Trip

Description Trip req. from other drive in multi-drive configuration.
Causes Trip in other drive(s) are active Single drive but multi drive is selected Wrong parameter
settings
Rectification 1 Check faults in other drives 2 Check parameter setting 3 Check PFF - Link 4 Check PUB 5
Check connections and polarity of fiber optics
Panel Text Unbalance NP

Description Upper/Lower DC voltage not in balance while charging (unsymmetrical charging of DC link). The
neutral point voltage actual value (parameter 2.07 NP VOLTAGE) is compared against this
parameter value during the charging sequence, and if the limit is reached the fault will occur.
Causes - Charging unit faulty - Power stage faulty (IGCT\'s or diodes) - Wrong parameter setting
Rectification 1 Check for other related faults 2 Check main circuit 3 Check parameter settings
Panel Text UPS LineFailure

Description UPS in battery mode due to auxiliary voltage failure.
Causes Aux. line supply failure UPS faulty Loose cable connection
Rectification 1 Check aux. line supply 2 Check UPS 3 Check wiring 4 Check parameter setting 5 Check S800
relay input
Panel Text VLU Discharge

Description Voltage Limiting Unit (VLU) was not able to discharge DC link.
Causes VLU has tried and failed to discharge the DC link DC link has not discharged within
discharge time Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check for other related faults 2 Check parameter settings 3 Check VLU

Alarms

Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Fault Word 09.57: ALARM WORD 4 Bit B10

Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text MacroChange

Description User macro change is active.
Causes User macro change active as requeseted User macro change by overriding system selected
Wrong parameter settings S800 Module defect
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check control from overriding system 3 Check S800 module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters Related IO AMC - CH0 AMC - CH4
Panel Text 1stEarthFaultMCirc

Description · NP-voltage based main circuit earth fault monitoring.
Causes · The DC – Voltage between NP (neutral point) and earth exceeds the limit value.
Rectification 1 Check CVMI - Board 2 Check the inverter measured DC voltage levels. 3 Check the inverter
measured NP voltage levels.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 02.21 32.03 32.04 32.05 32.06 Related IO CVMI - Board

Panel Text ACDA Aux ON Ackn

Description · ACDA – Auxiliary ON Acknowledge signal, received via CH4, is missing (AUX ON SEQ3 & 2
min timeout); DataSet 100 Value 2 - Bit02
Causes · ACAD (auxiliary control device adapter) is not ready to switch on the auxiliarys · Wrong
Rectification 1 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater (ACDA) auxiliarys 2 Check that parameter settings
correspond to the external communication interface 3 Check power supply of external
communication interface 4 Check connections and polarity of fiber optics 5 Check Aux Control
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 70.15 70.16 70.17 70.18 70.19 Related IO AMC - CH4 - A713 -
A714
Panel Text ACDA FC2 HIP Active

Description ·ACDA requesting ALARM; received via CH4, DataSet 100 Value 3 Bit00
Causes · An alarm in ACAD (auxiliary control device adapter) is active · Wrong parameter settings (e.g.
Node Addr.) · DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or have Wrong polarity ·
ACAD device defective
Rectification 1 Check reasson for alarm in ACDA 2 Check that parameter settings correspond to the external
communication interface 3 Check power supply of external communication interface 4 Check
connections and polarity of fiber optics 5 Check ACAD device
A714
Panel Text ACDA Interlock1

Description ACDA – Interlocked 1 signal, received via CH4, is set; DataSet 100 Value 2 - Bit04
Causes - ACAD (auxiliary control device adapter) is not ready to switch on - control is interlocked by
external missing signals - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. Node Addr.) - DDCS fiber optic cables
are not properly connected or have Wrong polarity - Aux. Control Device Adapater (ACDA) board
defective
Rectification 1 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater (ACDA) auxiliarys / interlock signals 2 Check that
parameter settings correspond to the external communication interface 3 Check power supply of
external communication interface 4 Check connections and polarity of fiber optics 5 Check Aux.
Control Device Adapater (ACDA)
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 70.15 70.16 70.17 70.18 70.19 Related IO AMC33 - CH4 - A713 -
A714
Panel Text ACDA Interlock2

Description ACDA – Interlocked 2 signal, received via CH4, is set; DataSet 100 Value 2 - Bit05
Causes - ACAD (auxiliary control device adapter) is not ready to switch on - control is interlocked by
external missing signals - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. Node Addr.) - DDCS fiber optic cables
are not properly connected or have Wrong polarity - Aux. Control Device Adapater (ACDA) board
defective
Rectification 1 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater (ACDA) auxiliarys / interlock signals 2 Check that
parameter settings correspond to the external communication interface 3 Check power supply of
external communication interface 4 Check connections and polarity of fiber optics 5 Check Aux.
Control Device Adapater (ACDA)
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 70.15 70.16 70.17 70.18 70.19 Related IO AMC33 - CH4 - A713 -
A714

Panel Text AmbientTempHigh
Description · Ambient temperature to high
Causes · Ambient temperature too high · Ambient Cooling system faulty · Wiring in protection circuit
faulty · Parameter for alarm limit is set wrong · S800 Module faulty
Rectification 1 Check external ambient cooling systeme 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are correctly 3
Check wiring between external protecting device and ACS 6000 4 Check parameter settings 5
Check S800 module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
35.25 36.30 36.32 39.31 39.30 35.24 36.31
Panel Text AmbientTempSensor

Description · Loss of ambient cooling temperature measuring.
Causes · Analoge input signal is missing or signal level has dropped below the present minimum limit ·
Ambient temperature measurement device · Sensor faulty · Loose or disconnected wire(s) ·
Grounding of wiring may be done improperly·- S800 terminal unit broken · S800 Module
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings for ambient temperature supervision. 2 Check the auxiliary power
and the analog input 4 Check the wiring. 5 Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
35.25 36.30 39.31 39.30 35.24 36.31
Panel Text ARC Detected

function is used - fault & alarm text is indicated as "ARC Detected FC1" ARC is set by
parameter 210.20.
Causes · Process Stop function (used as ARC detection) is active (as requested) · Wrong parameter
settings · Loose or disconnected wire(s) · S800 I/O Moule faulty · S800 terminal unit broken
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text ARU Alarm

Description · ARU alarm detected.
Causes An alarm in ARU is active
Rectification 1 Check alarm signal in ARU
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters Related IO ARU
Panel Text ARU NotRunning

Description · INU in ReadyRun state, but ARU supply not running.
Causes Wrong parameter settings ARU in LOCAL - mode but should be in REMOTE - mode ARU
block modulation is selected (feedback missing)
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check signals from PLC if block modulation by COMM.Module is
selected
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters Related IO ARU

Panel Text AuxPowerUnderVolt

Description · An auxiliary supply power loss is detected through digital input.
Causes External undervoltage monitoring device active (digital input) Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check undervoltage monitoring device 2 Check wiring 3 Check parameters settings 4 Check
S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text AuxRideThrough

Description · Aux. power ride through requested. · An auxiliary supply power loss is detected through digital
input or internal cooling water pump output side underpressure (possiblity to limit the max. output
current).
Causes External undervoltage monitoring device active (digital input) Internal cooling water pressure
to low Wrong parameter settings Loose or disconnected wire(s) S800 I/O Moule faulty
Rectification 1 Check undervoltage monitoring device 2 Check other faults (water cooling system) 3 Check
wiring 4 Check parameters settings 5 Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text AuxSupplyProtSw

Description · Auxiliary supply voltage lost.
Causes Fuse blown due to fault in aux. circuit No aux. Supply voltage Loose or disconnected
wire(s) S800 terminal unit broken S800 I/O Module faulty
Rectification 1 Check fuses 2 Check 230VAC aux power supply to cubicle 3 Check UPS 4 Visually check all
connected cabinets 5 Try to restart 6 If restart failed: check voltages and try to find short circuit If
restart successful: check aux voltages for correct values 7 Check S800 Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text C2P3-AI7 AlarmLim

Description Actual signal is above the alarm limit.
Causes External monitored signal is above alarm limit (as requested) External measurement device
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text C2P3-AI7 Sensor
Description Loss of analog input signal
External monitoring device Sensor faulty Loose or disconnected wire(s) Grounding of
wiring may be done improperly S800 terminal unit broken S800 Module
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings for external supervision device. 2 Check the auxiliary power supply
of the measuring device. 3 Measure the input signal with a multimeter to verify the correct signal
level. If there is no signal at all, check the wiring between the measuring device and the analog
input 4 Check the wiring. 5 Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU Not App
FaultClass ARU Not App

Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
81.24 81.25

Description Analog input signal is above the fault high limit.
Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
81.23 32.22 81.14

Panel Text C3P1-AI4 ESTOP

Description Analog input signal for "ESTOP fail safe" is above the alarm high limit.
Causes External monitoring signal is above the high limit (ESTOP active) Wrong parameter settings
Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
81.27 81.28 81.29

Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
81.27 81.28 81.29

Description Analog input signal (no ESTOP fail safe - function selected) is above the alarm high limit.
Causes External monitoring signal is above the high limit Wrong parameter settings Loose or
Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
81.27 81.28 81.29
Panel Text C3P5-AI1 PT100

Description Sensor fault C3P5 of PT100
Causes Error or overflow detected by SW Loose or disconnected wire(s) S800 I/O Moule faulty
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings. 2 Check PT100 element (2-wire, 3-wire or 4-wire PT100 element) 3
Check wirings 3 Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU


FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Actual signal is above the alarm limit.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU


Description Loss of analog input signal Sensor fault AI810, C5P3, AI6.
Causes - Analoge input signal is missing or signal level has dropped below the present minimum limit -
External monitoring device - Sensor faulty - Loose or disconnected wire(s) - Grounding of wiring
may be done improperly - S800 terminal unit broken - S800 Module
level. If there is no signal at all, check the wiring bet
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CBU ChargOverload

Description Thermal protection relay of charging unit (protects the charging transformer from overheating)
has detected an overload in the charging circuit and opened.
Causes Too frequent charging Protection relay setting
Rectification 1 Wait approx. 5 minutes and restart (Reset protection switch manually)
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 21.14 17.03 17.01 17.02 17.06 17.10 Related IO C1P3 - DI5
Panel Text CBU CubicleOvTemp

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in CBU cabinet.
parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or have wrong polarity AMC board
defective Fieldbus Module defective
optics
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 70.01 70.02 70.04 70.06 70.05 70.03 70.04 70.05 Related IO AMC - A705 - A706
70.06
Panel Text CH0 NoWDPulse

Description No watch-dog pulse from AMC - DDCS CH0 (e.g. AC80, AC800, AMC – Aux. controller)
Causes Watch-dog pulse to short Wrong parameter settings (e.g. Node Addr.) DDCS fiber optic
cables are not properly connected or have Wrong polarity AMC board defective External
control device not working or SW not done
optics
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 70.03 70.01 70.02 70.04 70.05 70.06 Related IO AMC - CH0 - A705 -
A706

defective
optics
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
A710
Panel Text CH2 NoWD Pulse

Description No watch-dog pulse from AMC DDCS Ch2 Master/Follower (see Group 41)
Causes Wrong parameter settings (e.g. Node Addr.) DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly
connected or have Wrong polarity AMC board defective
optics
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
A710


defective
optics
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
A714
Panel Text CH4 NoWDPulse

Description No watch-dog pulse from AMC - DDCS CH4 (e.g. AC80, AC800, AMC – Aux. controller) DataSet
100 Value 2 Bit03
Causes Watch-dog pulse to short Wrong parameter settings (e.g. Node Addr.) DDCS fiber optic
cables are not properly connected or have wrong polarity AMC board defective External
control device not working or SW not done
optics
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
A714
Panel Text COU CubicleOvTemp

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in COU cabinet.
parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

parameters settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

parameters settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text CW1 AuxSupProtSw
Description WCU1 auxilliary power lost
Causes WCU1 aux. Power protection relay active Loose or disconnected wire(s) S800 I/O Moule
faulty S800 terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check aux. power supply (fuse) 2 Check aux. Power 3 Check wiring
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW1 ChillerControl

broken
S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW1 CubicleOvTmp

parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text CW1 ExtWtrCoolTmp

Description External cooling water temperature above high limit.
parameter settings External water cooling measurement.
Rectification 1 Check water temperature and flow in raw water circuit 2 Check if all valves are in correct
position (see cooling circuit diagram) 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit 4 Check
parameter setting 5 Check the heat exchanger and repair if necessary 6 Check S800 analog
input module 7 If cooling circuit leaks or if the fault cannot be located, call ABB service
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

S800 Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

S800 Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW1 NoPumpCheck

Description WCU pump check not allowed.
Causes Check pump has been selected during running inverter this is not allowed
Rectification 1 Parameter changed during not allowed conditions
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

broken
Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW1 Pump1Overload

Description Thermal protection relay of Pump 1 released.
Causes Cooling pump overload Loose or disconnected wire(s) Settings of overload protection
switch may be wrong. Cooling pump may be damaged or overload protection of the cooling
pump may have tripped . Motor protection switch has a normally closed auxiliary contact, may
be wrong connected.
Rectification 1 Check if all valves are in correct position (see cooling circuit diagram) 2 Check the settings of
overload protection switch according to the pump current. 3 Check flow in main circuit 4 Check
parameter setting 5 Check pump and pump bearings for possible reasons 6 Check wiring 7
Check S800 digital input module
FaultClass INU NOt Appl.
FaultClass ARU NOt Appl.

broken
Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU


be wrong connected.
parameter setting 5 Check pump and pump bearings for possible reasons 6 Check S800 digital
input module 7 Check wiring
Fault Word 09.62: ALARM WORD 9 Bit b14
Panel Text CW1 PumpChanged

Description Pump change-over due to low output pressure or difference pressure
Causes Water output pressure measurement Water input pressure measurement Wrong
parameter settings. S800 I/O Moule faulty. S800 terminal unit broken. Loose or
disconnected wire(s).
valve in raw water circuit 4 Check leakage in pipe system 5 Pumps not running to do brocken 6
Check parameter setting 7 Check wiring 9 Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 35.19 35.06 35.01 35.08 35.07 35.20 Related IO C2P3 - AI2 C2P3 - AI3
Panel Text CW1 PumpCheckNOK

Description WCU pump check not OK. Wrong direction of rotation.
Causes After parameter is set to CHECK PUMP, the pump starts and runs for 10s. During this time the
water pressure is monitored: pressure not increasing => pump is not running in correct direction.
Rectification 1 Check wiring to pump motor (change two motor phases)
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW1 PumpCheckOK

Description WCU pump check OK. Correct direction of rotation.
water pressure is monitored: if pressure increases => pump is running in correct direction.
Rectification 1 OK
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW1 WtrDiffPrHigh

Description Difference pressure across the cooling water pump too high. In a closed water cooling circuit the
circulating
valve in raw water circuit 4 Check parameter setting 5 Check wiring 6 Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

circulating
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU


FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Cooling water pressure (WCU pump output side) is below the low limit
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text CW1 WtrTmpRefLow
Description Water reference temperature for valve control too is low. The alarm occur if water cooling pumps
are running and actual water temperature sinks below internal water temperature reference
minus 5°C (WATER TEMP INT REF – 5°C) for more than 3 hours.
Causes Too cold input water Cooling water temperature measurement device Wrong parameter
S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 35.18 35.17 Related IO C2P3-AI4

Description Low internal cooling water flow.
Causes -Leakage control device broken Leakage in cooling water circuit Cooling pumps are broken
Wrong parameter setting Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty S800 module defective
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text CW2 AuxSupProtSw

Description WCU2 auxilliary power lost
Causes WCU2 aux. power protection relay active Loose or disconnected wire(s) S800 I/O Moule
faulty S800 terminal unit broken
Rectification 1 Check aux. power supply (fuse) 2 Check aux. Power 3 Check wiring
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW2 ChillerControl

broken
S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW2 CubicleOvTmp

parameter settings
smoke, strong smell, burned equipment
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW2 ExtWtrCoolTmp

Description External cooling water temperature above high limit.
parameter settings External water cooling measurement.
Rectification 1 Check water temperature and flow in raw water circuit 2 Check if all valves are in correct
position (see cooling circuit diagram) 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit 4 Check
parameter setting 5 Check the heat exchanger and repair if necessary 6 Check S800 analog
input module 7 If cooling circuit leaks or if the fault cannot be located, call ABB service
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

S800 Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

S800 Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

joints, tubes etc.) 5 Check parameter settings 6 Check wiring 7 Ch
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text CW2 NoPumpCheck

Description WCU pump check not allowed.
Causes Check pump has been selected during running inverter this is not allowed
Rectification 1 Parameter changed during not allowed conditions
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

broken
Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

be wrong connected.
parameter setting 5 Check pump and pump bearings for possible reasons 6 Check wiring 7
Check S800 digital input module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

broken
Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

be wrong connected.
parameter setting 5 Check pump and pump bearings for possible reasons 6 Check S800 digital
input module 7 Check wiring
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW2 PumpChanged

Description Pump change-over due to low output pressure or difference pressure
valve in raw water circuit 4 Check leakage in pipe system 5 Pumps not running to do brocken 6
Check parameter setting 7 Check wiring 9 Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 38.07 38.08 38.01 38.06 Related IO C5P3 - AI2 C5P3 - AI3
Panel Text CW2 PumpCheck nOK

Description WCU pump check not OK. Wrong direction of rotation.
water pressure is monitored: pressure not increasing => pump is not running in correct direction.
Rectification 1 Check wiring to pump motor (change two motor phases)
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW2 PumpCheck OK

Description WCU pump check OK. Correct direction of rotation.
water pressure is monitored: if pressure increases => pump is running in correct direction.
Rectification 1 OK
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

another cabinet, always contact ABB service. Electric strength.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU


FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text CW2 WtrDiffPrHigh

Description Difference pressure across the cooling water pump too high. In a closed water cooling circuit the
circulating
valve in raw water circuit 4 Check parameter setting 5 Check wiring 6 Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

circulating
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 39.14 39.19 39.20 39.21 Related IO C5P3 - AI2 C5P3 - AI3

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Cooling water pressure (WCU pump output side) is below the low limit.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text CW2 WtrTmpRefLow

Description Water reference temperature for valve control too is low. The alarm occur if water cooling pumps
are running and actual water temperature sinks below internal water temperature reference
minus 5°C (WATER TEMP INT REF – 5°C) for more than 3 hours.
Causes -Too cold input water Cooling water temperature measurement device Wrong parameter
S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 38.17 38.18 39.17 39.18 Related IO C5P3-AI4

Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text DC HV ChrgRelay

Description High voltage side DC link charging relay - fault monitoring. The DC high voltage side is not
charging - the relay is maybe broken.
Rectification 1 Check charging unit 2 Check HV - Relay 3 Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text EmergenyOff by SW

Description An EmergencyOff is initiated by Software after an Emergency Stop Cmd is given (e.g. via Slave
INU, FBA).
Causes EmergencyStop is active EmergencyStop "wait time" to set EmergencyOff is to short
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check signals from overriding system (FBA / ACDA) 3 Check
signals from PFF - link
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters Related IO AMC - CH0 AMC - CH2
AMC - CH4 PFF - Link
(Master - / Slave - INU)
Panel Text ExtCurrUnbalance

Description A current unbalance is detected by the external current unbalance monitoring system .
Rectification 1 Check external current unbalance device 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are correctly set 3
device inputs
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text ExtMotorOverSpeed

Description An motor overspeed is detected by the external motor overspeed monitoring system .
Rectification 1 Check external overspeed device 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are correctly set 3 Check
wiring between external protecting device and ACS 6000 4 Check wiring to protecting device
inputs
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text ExtMotPurgSyst

Description An alarm is detected by the external motor purgation monitoring system.
Rectification 1 Check external motor purgation device 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are correctly set 3
device inputs
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text EXU ContactorACK

Description Excitation contactor feedback signal not received.
Causes EXU contactor feedback signal is not active Wrong parameter settings (no SD drive)
S800 module defective Loose or disconnected wire
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check wiring 3 Check S800 - Module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text EXU CubicleOvTemp

Description EXU cubicle overtemperature.
Causes EXU ambient temperature high Relay settings Wiring not correct (closed loop) Wrong
parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check EXU ambient temperature (according to converter specification) 2 Check temperature
setting of thermal relay (see electrical drawings) 3 Ground converter, open cabinet doors and
check for smoke, strong smell, burned equipment 4 Check the cooling system of the electrical
room if ambient temperature is unusually high
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 54.05 54.06 54.04 Related IO AMC - CH5 - A715 -
DI8
Panel Text EXU CurrOverload

Description Motor rotor circuit (=excitation) current overload.
Causes Motor excitation current to high EXU faulty Wrong parameter setting
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check EXU 3 Check the motor 4 Follow standard procedure. See
13.3 Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters Related IO 2.14 Excitation Current
Panel Text EXU EarthFault

Description Excitation (rotor) circuit fault
Causes EXU earth fault protection switch active DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected
or have wrong polarity AMC board defective Wrong parameter settings (no SD drive) PAI
board defective Loose or disconnected wire(s) at PAI board CCB board defective
Rectification 1 Check that parameter settings correspond to the drive (SD) 2 Check EXU earth fault 3 Check
connections and polarity of fiber optics 4 Check wiring on PAI - board
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
DI6

Description Excitation transformer over temperature
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Excitation transformer 2 over temperature
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text FailSafe EOFF

Description Analog input signal for "EOFF fail safe" is above the alarm high limit.
Causes External monitoring signal is above the high limit (EOFF active) Wrong parameter settings
Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text INU CubicleOvTemp

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in INU cabinet.
parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text INU OperPrevented

Description INU Operation Prevention is active.
Causes INU Operation Prevention activated during drive running Wrong parameter settings (par.
32.11 INU OperPrevStopMode) S800 Module defect
Rectification 1 Check that parameter setting correspond to the needs (if Drive should not stop during running
==> set parameter 32.11 to NO REACTION) 2 Check S800 module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text InvalidParSetGr17

Description Invalid parameter settings for parameter group 17 (DC link charging / MCB closing level
parameters).
Causes Parameter 17.01 MCBClosingLevel must be at least 100 V lower than parameter 17.02
DCChargingLevel
Rectification Follow standard procedure. See 13.3 Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 17.03 17.05 17.07 17.11 17.01 17.02 17.04 17.06 Related IO
17.08 17.09 17.10
Panel Text LimitSupervision

Description Actual or reference value of one or more monitoring functions is below or above the limit value.
Causes The value which is monitored is below or above the limit value set by parameter Wrong
parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check the limit word 08.06 “LIMIT WORD 2” to find out which actual or reference signal is on
the limit 2 Check the limit value of the monitored signal 3 Check parameters settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU


FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text MCB NotAvailable

Description MCB is not available for closing.
Causes MCB is in test position or racked out MCB tripped by protection device Wrong parameter
Rectification 1 Check if MCB is racked in and no trip command is actice 2 Check parameter settings 3 Check
S800 - Module
Related Parameters Related IO C1P1 - D16
Panel Text MCB ON Prevented

Description MCB ON Command is prevented (unexpected closing of MCB). ACS6000 is in "Ready ON" –
State :MCB ON Prevention is active => ACS6000 state changes to "NOT READY ON". ACS6000
is in "Ready RUN" – State : MCB ON Prevention is active => ACS6000 no reaction. ACS6000 is
in "Ready REF" – State: MCB ON Prevention is active => ACS6000 no reaction.
Causes digital input is "high active" but should be "low active" S800 I/O Moule faulty S800 terminal
unit broken Loose or disconnected wire(s) Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check that parameter settings correspond to the needs (high - / low active signal) 2 Check
loose cable wiring, correct connection 3 Check parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU


Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Check S800 modules
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text MotBearing1Temp1

properly grounded
standard procedure. See 13.3 Standard Procedure for Troubleshootin
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

properly grounded
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

properly grounded
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

the converter.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

the converter.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

the converter.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

the converter.
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text MotBearingTempDE

Description Motor bearing over temperature on driven end (DE) detected.
Causes bearing temperature too high, exceeds alarm level Ambient temperature too high bearing
cooling (oil) Faulty Wiring in protection circuit Faulty parameter for alarm limit is Set Wrong
S800 Module Faulty Wiring in The protection circuit Loose Shielding of control cables not
properly grounded
by consulting the customer and motor manuals 3 Check the motor bearing system Follow
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text MotBearingTempNDE

Description Motor bearing over temperature on non driven end (NDE) detected.
Causes bearing temperature too high, exceeds alarm level Ambient temperature too high bearing
cooling (oil) Faulty Wiring in protection circuit Faulty parameter for alarm limit is Set Wrong
S800 Module Faulty Wiring in The protection circuit Loose Shielding of control cables not
properly grounded
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Alarm from external motor temperature monitoring device
Causes External motor cooling device is sending an alarm signal Parameters for external motor
temperature supervision are set incorrectly. Motor cooling air is too hot (air-cooled motor) or
motor cooling water is too hot (water-cooled motor) Wiring in protection circuit faulty Motor
cooling system faulty Motor load too high Ambient temperature too high Wiring in
protection circuit faulty Parameter settings wrong S800 Module faulty
module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Alarm from external motor temperature monitoring device
Causes External motor cooling device is sending an alarm signal Parameters for external motor
temperature supervision are set incorrectly. Motor cooling air is too hot (air-cooled motor) or
motor cooling water is too hot (water-cooled motor) Wiring in protection circuit faulty Motor
cooling system faulty Motor load too high Ambient temperature too high Wiring in
protection circuit faulty Parameter settings wrong S800 Module faulty
module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text MotorRunPrevented

Description Run Command is prevented (unexpected start of motor). ACS6000 is in "Ready ON" – State
:Motor Run Prevention is active => ACS6000 keeps in "READY ON" – state & ACS6000 state
changes also to "NOT READY RUN". ACS6000 is in "Ready RUN" – State : Motor Run
Prevented is active => ACS6000 state changes to " NOTREADY RUN ". ACS6000 is in "Ready
REF" – State : MCB ON Prevention is active => ACS6000 no reaction.
Causes digital input is "high active" but should be "low active" S800 I/O Moule faulty S800 terminal
unit broken Loose or disconnected wire(s) Wrong parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check that parameter settings correspond to the needs (high - / low active signal) 2 Check
loose cable wiring, correct connection 3 Check parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text MotorStallProtec

Description Motor stall protection trip. The motor stall function protects the motor from overheating by
monitoring output frequency and current. If motor frequency is below freq. limit and the torque is
above torque limit for a preset time the trip is initiated..
Causes Motor stalled as described above Wrong parameter setting
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Lower stall frequency temporarily, start drive to see if fault has
disappeared. Be careful not to overheat the motor 3 Check that motor and converter are
correctly dimensioned and that they match the required load 4 Verify what kind of loading profile
is normally used near the stall area. 5 Check the normal loading of the drive and verify the driven
equipment and the motor bearing are functioning properly and sized correctly
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU


module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Alarm from external motor monitoring device
Causes External motor monitoring device tripped Wiring in protection circuit Faulty parameter
settings Wrong S800 Module Faulty
module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Alarm from external motor monitoring device
Causes External motor monitoring device is sending an alarm Wiring in protection circuit Faulty
parameter settings Wrong S800 Module Faulty
module
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Causes External motor cooling device tripped Loose or disconnected wire(s) Wrong parameter
settings S800 module faulty
Rectification 1 Check external motor cooling /water) protecting device and transformer 2 Check that all alarm
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Alarm from external monitoring device of motor cooling system 2 (water cooled motor).
Causes External motor cooling device is sending an alarm signal Loose or disconnected wire(S)
Wrong parameter settings S800 Module Faulty
Rectification 1 Check external motor cooling /water) protecting device and transformer 2 Check that all alarm
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

parameter setting
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

parameter setting
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU


Description Motor vibration level too high, exceeds the alarm level. Vibration in motor is to high and external
parameter setting
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Motor vibration level too high, exceeds the alarm level. Vibration in motor is to high and external
parameter setting
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text NBIO-21 CH1 Error

Description Error in fast I/O – Module NBIO-21.
Causes Power supply off NBIO-21 missing Error (wiring) in analog input, analog output, digital input
or digital output off NBIO-21 Wrong address setting (rotary switch) off NBIO-21 Wrong dip
switch setting (V , mA) off NBIO-21 DDCS fiber optic cables are not properly connected or
have wrong polarity AMC board defective Wrong parameter settings NBIO21 board
defective Loose or disconnected wire(s) at NBIO21 board
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings 2 Check NBIO-21 power supply 3 Check NBIO-21 HW settings 4
Check connections and polarity of fiber optics 5 Check wiring on NBIO-21 board 6 Check HW
version of NBIO-21 (modified type for fast signals) 7 Change NBIO-21
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
A708 NBIO21 - TX - RX
Panel Text ParamSaveActive

Description Parameter saving is active.
Causes Parameter saving is actice as requested (e.g. Macro change, User Macro Save) Parameter
for "parameter save" is selected
Rectification 1 Parameter save is activated from overriding system
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text ProcessStop Active

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Related Parameters 89.05 89.08 Related IO C2P1

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description S800 analog input module C3P1 not OK (fault detected by S800 diagnostics)
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description S800 analog output module C3P3 not OK (fault detected by S800 diagnostics)
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU


FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description S800 PT100 input module C3P5 not OK (fault detected by S800 diagnostics)
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in ARU or LSU cabinet 2.
parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in ARU cabinet 3.
parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text SupplyCubicOvTmp

Description Cabinet overtemperature detected by thermal relay in ARU, LSU, IRU or IFU cabinet.
parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text TimeoutTestSeq

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Transformer oil level too high or too low (oil level indicator
parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Description Transformer 2 oil level too high or too low (oil level indicator
Causes Transformer protecting device is sending an alarm Oil leakage or transformer incomplete
filling Alarm signal may by in the wrong way (high or low active) Loose or disconnected
wire(s) Wrong parameter settings
coolers or tank is damaged (damage in these can cause oil leakage) 3 Check if the alarm signal
is high or low active. 4 Check parameter settings. 5 Check the wiring between the external
transformer protection and the converter. 6 Check if shielding of control cables is properly
grounded
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text VLU Faulted

Description VLU faulty.
Causes VLU damage
Rectification 1 Check VLU
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU

Panel Text WCU Pump1Overload

Description Thermal protection relay of Pump 1 released. (C2P1 - DI1)
Causes - Cooling pump overload - Loose or disconnected wire(s) - Settings of overload protection switch
may be wrong. - Cooling pump may be damaged or overload protection of the cooling pump
may have tripped . - Motor protection switch has a normally closed auxiliary contact - may be
wrong connected.
parameter setting 5 Check pump and pump bearings for po
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text WCU Pump2Overload

Description Thermal protection relay of Pump 2 released. (C2P1 - DI2)
Causes - Cooling pump overload - Loose or disconnected wire(s) - Settings of overload protection switch
may be wrong. - Cooling pump may be damaged or overload protection of the cooling pump
may have tripped . - Motor protection switch has a normally closed auxiliary contact - may be
wrong connected.
parameter setting 5 Check pump and pump bearings for po
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text Wrong M/F-Signal

Description Wrong Master - Follower signal in CH2 selected.
Causes Wrong parameter to send or receive selected Parameter settings
Rectification 1 Check parameter settings
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
Panel Text ZeroSpeedLimForced

Description Zero speed limit forced for 1sec to max speed limit value (Par. 20.03 ZERO SPEED LIMIT is set
to value of Par. 20.02 MAXIMUM SPEED)
Causes Emergency Stop by ramp faild (speed diff to big)
Rectification 1 Zero speed limit is set to maximum for 1s to get "Zero Speed Indication" after a coast stop or
ramp stop failed by EmergencyStop 2 Speed difference supervision is to big 3 Emergency ramp
stop time to short if LSU is used
FaultClass INU
FaultClass ARU
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Panel Text ExtRef1Lost

Panel Text ExtRef2Lost

Panel Text 1stEarthFaultMCirc

Panel Text ACDA Aux ON Ackn

LXAH50xx Common Application 7/103

Panel Text ACDA FC1 Active

Panel Text ACDA FC2 Active

Panel Text ACDA FC2 LOP Active

8/103 Version LXAH50xx Troubleshooting manual

Panel Text ACU or WCU NotSel

Panel Text AmbientTempHigh

Panel Text AmbientTempSensor

LXAH50xx Common Application 9/103

Panel Text ARC Detected FC1

Panel Text ARC Detected FC2

Panel Text AuxRideThrough

Panel Text AuxSupplyProtSw

10/103 Version LXAH50xx Troubleshooting manual

Panel Text C3P1-AI3 Lost

Panel Text C3P1-AI3 Signal

Panel Text C3P1-AI4 Lost

LXAH50xx Common Application 11/103

Panel Text C5P3-AI6 FaultLim

Panel Text C5P3-AI7 FaultLim

Panel Text CBU ChargOverload

Panel Text CBU CubicleOvTemp

Panel Text CH0 CommLoss

12/103 Version LXAH50xx Troubleshooting manual

Panel Text CH4 CommLoss

Panel Text COU CubicleOvTemp

Panel Text CubicleDoorOpen

Panel Text CustSupSig1

LXAH50xx Common Application 13/103

Panel Text CustSupSig2

Panel Text CustSupSig5

Panel Text CW1 Chiller

Panel Text CW1 ChillerCtrl

Panel Text CW1 CubicleOvTemp

14/103 Version LXAH50xx Troubleshooting manual

Panel Text CW1 ExtWtrTmpSens

Panel Text CW1 IntCoolWtrTmp

Panel Text CW1 IntWtrTmpSens

LXAH50xx Common Application 15/103

Panel Text CW1 LeakageDetect

Panel Text CW1 NoWtrPumpOn

Panel Text CW1 Pump1Control

Panel Text CW1 Pump2Control

16/103 Version LXAH50xx Troubleshooting manual

Panel Text CW1 WtrCondLow

Panel Text CW1 WtrCondSensor

Panel Text CW1 WtrDiffPrLow

LXAH50xx Common Application 17/103

Panel Text CW1 WtrInpPrHigh