Yaskawa · V1000
The motor is experiencing a load that exceeds its rated capacity, especially when operating at low speeds with heavy loads. This can also result from excessively short acceleration/deceleration cycles or an incorrect motor rated current setting in the drive. Prolonged motor overload leads to winding overheating and potential damage to the motor insulation.
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1. Verify the mechanical load on the motor; check for any binding, obstruction, or increased friction in the driven equipment.
2. Confirm that the motor rated current (Parameter E2-01) and motor rated voltage (Parameter E2-02) are correctly set according to the motor's nameplate data.
3. Increase the acceleration time (Parameter C1-01) and deceleration time (Parameter C1-02) by 10-20% to reduce transient current peaks.
4. Monitor motor current (e.g., using drive display or clamp meter) during typical operation to determine average and peak current draw relative to the motor's rated current.
5. Check for proper motor cooling, ensuring fan is operational and motor fins are clean, especially for applications involving low-speed operation.
6. Review motor thermal protection settings (e.g., C2-02, C2-04) to ensure they are appropriate for the application and motor type.