11 May 14:39
[EE] Lenze inverter
From: Dennis Crawley <dennis.crawley <at> usa.net>
Subject: [EE] Lenze inverter
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.hardware.microcontrollers.pic
Date: 2008-05-11 12:39:33 GMT
Subject: [EE] Lenze inverter
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.hardware.microcontrollers.pic
Date: 2008-05-11 12:39:33 GMT
Hi all. I'm facing a burned Lenze E82EV751-2B and I hope to discover what causes this failure. "The notor disyuntor key was down", "The Lenze pcb is toasted", accordingly to the engineer description. I didn't see it yet. All this things point to the motor, but may be someone unpluged the mains while the machine was running... I don't know. It is interesting because the Lenze has a very complex system to defend it self against that: • Short-circuit-resistant, protected against earth faults during operation • Configurable current limiting, warnings and error messages in the event of overcurrents • Protected against overvoltages and undervoltages • Warnings and error messages in the event of overtemperatures on the frequency inverter • Input for PTC or thermal contact and I2t monitoring for motor protection • Motor phase failure detection • Integrated brake transistor (up to 11 kW) • Integrated RFI filters to EN55011 class A or B (device-dependent) Any sugesstion in how to debug this, it will be very appreciated. I don't want to just replace the inverter. Regards,(Continue reading)
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