Overtemperature

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Overtemperature has been detected or reported within the drive or terminal. This indicates that the operating temperature of the drive, motor, or associated I/O terminal has exceeded its safe limits. Prolonged overtemperature operation can cause permanent damage to electronic components, insulation, and lead to premature failure of the equipment.

• Drive cooling fan failure or obstruction (e.g., dust accumulation) blocking airflow through the heatsink.
• Ambient temperature in the control cabinet exceeding the drive's maximum specified operating temperature (e.g., >50°C).
• Motor overload condition causing excessive current draw and heat generation in the motor and drive (Parameter P3-10, Motor rated current, exceeded for prolonged periods).
• Heatsink fins on the drive are clogged with dust or debris, severely impeding thermal dissipation.
• Drive's internal temperature sensor (e.g., accessible via diagnostic register R0-01) reporting an out-of-range value due to a fault.

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1. 1

   Power down the drive and allow it to cool, then visually inspect the drive's cooling fan for operation and ensure air vents are clear of obstructions.

2. 2

   Measure the ambient temperature inside the control cabinet using a calibrated thermometer and verify it is within the drive's specified operating range (e.g., 0-40°C).

3. 3

   Check the motor load current (e.g., measured at drive output terminals U, V, W or monitored via drive display R0-02) against the motor's rated current (P3-10) to identify overload.

4. 4

   Clean any dust or debris from the drive's heatsink fins and internal components using compressed air (ensure proper safety and ESD precautions).

5. 5

   Verify the functionality of the motor's thermistor or temperature sensor feedback wiring (e.g., at terminals TH1, TH2) by measuring resistance at varying temperatures.

6. 6

   Confirm the drive's overtemperature trip parameter (e.g., P6-05, Overtemperature limit) is set correctly and has not been inadvertently modified.