Inovance Err02 fault code meaning
Inovance / Err02
Series: CAN600
Overcurrent during acceleration
AC drive
Meaning: Main circuit output ground fault or short circuit; check whether motor parameter tuning has been performed; load too large
Possible causes
Source: CAN600 Series AC Drive User Manual, Fault Diagnosis P88
Series: CL100, CP320, MD021, MD280, MD290, MD300, MD300A, MD320, MD320N, MD480, MD480P, MD500E
Overcurrent during acceleration
AC drive
Meaning:
Possible causes
Source: CL100 Series Integrated Wire Drawing Machine User Manual P34; CP320 Series AC Drive for Air Compressors User Manual P47; MD021 Series AC Drive User Manual, Fault Record Parameters P25; MD280 Series AC Drive User Manual, Fault Record Parameters P70; MD290 Series General-Purpose AC Drive Quick Start Guide P121; MD300(MD300N) Series AC Drive User Manual, Fault Record Parameters P61; MD300A Series AC Drive User Manual, Fault Record Parameters P44; MD320 Series General-Purpose AC Drive User Manual, Fault Record Parameters P73; MD320(MD320N) Series AC Drive User Manual, Fault Record Parameters P77; MD480 Series Engineered Single AC Drive User Manual P85; MD480P Series AC Drive User Manual P91; MD500E Series General-Purpose AC Drive User Manual P234
Series: CS280
Overcurrent during acceleration
AC drive
Meaning: ◆Ground fault or short circuit at the main circuit output ◆Check whether motor parameter tuning has been performed ◆Load too large
Possible causes
Source: CS280 Series AC Drive for Construction Hoists User Manual Fault Diagnosis P108
Series: MD200, MD310
Overcurrent during acceleration
AC drive
Meaning: This fault is triggered when the instantaneous output current during acceleration exceeds 2.5×1.414 times the rated current of the AC drive.
Possible causes
- 1, Ground fault or short circuit in the AC drive output circuit
- 2, The control mode is SVC and auto-tuning has not been performed
- 3. Acceleration time setting too short for rapid acceleration conditions
- 4, inappropriate overcurrent stall suppression setting
- 5. Unsuitable manual torque boost or V/f curve
- 6, Starting a rotating motor
- 7, External interference
Source: MD200 Series Basic AC Drive User Manual P35; MD310 Series General-Purpose AC Drive User Manual P224
Series: MD210
Overcurrent during acceleration
AC drive
Meaning: Ground fault or short circuit in the AC drive output circuit; Reserved; Acceleration time too short; Unsuitable manual torque boost or V/F curve; Low voltage; Starting a rotating motor; Sudden load increase during acceleration; Undersized AC drive; Undersized braking resistor/braking resistor short circuit; Motor ground fault
Possible causes
Source: MD210 Series AC Drive User Manual Fault Diagnosis P159
Series: MD380E
Overcurrent during acceleration
AC drive
Meaning: Ground fault or short circuit in the AC drive output circuit; vector control is selected but parameter tuning has not been performed; acceleration time is too short; manual torque boost or the V/F curve is unsuitable; low voltage; starting a rotating motor; sudden load increase during acceleration; AC drive is undersized
Possible causes
Source: MD380E Series AC Drive User Manual, Fault Diagnosis P247
Series: NICE1000
Overcurrent during acceleration
elevator controller
Meaning: Main circuit output ground fault or short circuit; check whether motor parameter tuning has been performed; load too large
Possible causes
Source: NICE1000 Series Integrated Elevator Controller User Manual Fault Diagnostics P78
Series: NICE2000ft
Overcurrent during acceleration
elevator controller
Meaning: Ground fault or short circuit at the main circuit output; check whether motor parameter tuning has been performed; load too large
Possible causes
Source: NICE2000(ft) Door Controller User Manual, Fault Diagnosis P68
Series: NICE3000dt, NICE7000
Overcurrent during acceleration
elevator controller
Meaning: Main circuit output ground fault or short circuit; check whether motor parameter tuning has been performed; load too large; incorrect encoder signal; check whether the UPS run feedback signal is normal
Possible causes
Source: NICE3000(dt) Integrated Elevator Controller User Manual, Fault Diagnosis P118; NICE7000 Series Integrated Elevator Controller User Manual, Fault Diagnosis P56