The motor type has changed.

What does F2008 mean?

The drive has detected a change in the connected motor type compared to the previously stored configuration. This requires a parameter adjustment to ensure correct motor control.

• The physical motor connected to the drive has been replaced with a different type or model.
• Motor parameters in the drive's configuration have been changed to a different motor type without confirmation.
• A drive configuration (e.g., from MMC) for a different motor has been loaded.
• Internal drive error misidentifying the motor.

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Verify that the currently connected motor matches the motor type configured in the drive's parameters. Compare motor nameplate data.

2. 2

   If the motor was replaced, update the drive parameters to match the new motor's specifications. This may require recalibration.

3. 3

   If a different configuration was loaded, ensure it corresponds to the actual motor connected.

4. 4

   Acknowledge the motor type change in the drive's software, if prompted, and save the new configuration.