Retry count excess

What does E.RET mean?

This fault signifies that the inverter has attempted to automatically resume operation a specified number of times (configured in Pr. 67) after a previous fault, but has failed to clear the underlying problem. The inverter will now trip to prevent further damage. This code indicates a persistent issue that needs direct investigation and manual intervention.

Complete Troubleshooting Guide

1. 1

   Immediately investigate the previous fault code that led to the retries; this fault (E.RET) is a consequence, not the root cause.

2. 2

   Address and eliminate the root cause of the preceding error (e.g., overcurrent, overvoltage, motor overload, etc.).

3. 3

   Ensure Pr. 67 (Number of retries at fault occurrence) is set appropriately for the application, or '0' if automatic retries are not desired.

4. 4

   Once the underlying issue is resolved, manually reset the inverter.