Motor overtemp. prewarning
Indramat · CLM01.3-M Flying Cutoff Control
What does E251 mean?
The motor is too hot. This warning is generated when the motor temperature (S-0-0383) exceeds the motor warning temperature (S-0-0201). If the temperature further increases above the motor shutdown temperature (S-0-0204), F219 Motor overtemp. shutdown will be generated. For MKD and MHD motors, S-0-0201 is 140°C and S-0-0204 is 150°C.
Common Causes
- The motor became overloaded; the effective torque required was above the permissible continuous standstill torque for too long.
- Failure or contamination of the motor cooling unit (fan, heatsink, air passages).
Repair Steps & Checklist
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- 1
Monitor the S-0-0383 (Motor temperature) parameter in the Indramat DIAX04 SSE-03VRS drive controller to observe the current motor temperature and its trend.
- 2
Verify the motor loading. Check the effective torque and current draw against the motor's nominal and continuous standstill torque ratings.
- 3
Inspect the motor's cooling system (fan, heatsink, cooling fins) for obstructions, dust accumulation, or damage. Clean any blocked air passages.
- 4
Check the application for any recent changes that might increase mechanical load, friction, or environmental temperature affecting motor cooling.
- 5
Ensure parameters S-0-0201 (Motor warning temperature) and S-0-0204 (Motor shutdown temperature) are correctly set for the specific Indramat MKD/MHD motor type (e.g., 140°C and 150°C, respectively).