ABB 3220 fault code meaning
ABB / 3220
Series: ACH531, ACH580, ACQ531, ACQ580, ACS180, ACS380, ACS530, ACS880
DC bus undervoltage
drive
Meaning: Insufficient DC voltage in the intermediate circuit, possibly caused by supply phase loss, a blown fuse, or a rectifier bridge fault.
Possible causes
Source: ACH531 Firmware Manual P136; ACH580 HVAC Control Program Firmware Manual P285; ACQ531 Firmware Manual P118; ACQ580 Pump Control Program Firmware Manual P194; ACS180 Machinery Control Program Firmware Manual P321; ACS380 Machinery Control Program Firmware Manual P439; ACS530 Firmware Manual P271; ACS880 Basic Control Program Firmware Manual P469
Series: ACM510-S, ACP510, ACS880-M04
DC circuit undervoltage
drive
Meaning: The intermediate circuit DC voltage is insufficient, possibly due to supply phase loss, a blown fuse, or a rectifier bridge fault.
Possible causes
Source: ACM510-01S_04S Drive Firmware Manual P365; ACP510 Standard Control Program Firmware Manual P365; ACS880-M04 Machinery Control Program Firmware Manual P431
Series: ACM510-V, ACS580
DC circuit undervoltage
drive
Meaning: Insufficient DC voltage in the intermediate circuit, possibly due to power supply phase loss, a blown fuse, or a rectifier bridge fault.
Possible causes
Source: ACM510-01V_04V Drive Firmware Manual P406; ACS580 Standard Control Program Firmware Manual P538
Series: ACS280
DC circuit undervoltage
drive
Meaning: Insufficient intermediate circuit DC voltage, possibly due to input phase loss, a blown fuse, or a rectifier bridge fault.
Possible causes
Source: ACS280 Firmware Manual P341
Series: ACS860, ACS880-MARINE
DC undervoltage
drive
Meaning: The intermediate DC circuit voltage is insufficient due to power supply phase loss, a blown fuse, or a rectifier bridge fault.
Possible causes
Source: ACS860 Primary Control Program Firmware Manual P309; ACS880 Light Marine P324
Series: ACS880-POS, ACS880-WINCH
DC circuit undervoltage
drive
Meaning: Insufficient DC voltage in the intermediate circuit, possibly caused by supply phase loss, a blown fuse, or a rectifier bridge fault.
Possible causes
Source: ACS880 Position Control Program P457; ACS880 Winch Control Program P563