Beckhoff · TwinCAT 2 NC
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.
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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.
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).
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.
Clean any dust or debris from the drive's heatsink fins and internal components using compressed air (ensure proper safety and ESD precautions).
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.
Confirm the drive's overtemperature trip parameter (e.g., P6-05, Overtemperature limit) is set correctly and has not been inadvertently modified.