900
PCU LOOP FAULT
Otis · DSD 412 DC Elevator Drive
What does 900 mean?
The contactor failed to close or opened unexpectedly, or the motor voltage exceeded 30% of the rated motor voltage (parameter #7) during Self-Tune #997. This sets the Severe Fault flag, forces the DSD 412 current reference to zero, and shuts down the drive.
Common Causes
- Faulty contactor auxiliary feedback circuit connection to terminal TB1-7.
- Improper operation or failure of the contactor or LPR (Line Power Relay) coils.
- Loss of power supply to the LPR from terminal TB3-5.
- Internal failure of the A4 Power Supply PCB.
Repair Steps & Checklist
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- 1
Check the contactor auxiliary feedback circuit connected to terminal TB1-7.
- 2
Inspect the contactor and LPR coils for proper operation and continuity.
- 3
Measure the voltage supply to the LPR at terminal TB3-5; if power is absent, replace the A4 Power Supply PCB.
- 4
Conduct Self-Tune #997 again, observing motor voltage and contactor operation.
Verified technical data. Last updated: March 2026
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Source: Otis DSD 412 DC Elevator Drive