Input line supervision

What does 10 mean?

An input line phase is missing, indicating a loss of one or more phases in the AC supply to the drive. This could be due to an open circuit in the supply cabling, a blown fuse, or a power distribution issue. Operating with a missing phase can damage the drive's input rectifier.

• Input AC power phase is missing or unbalanced.
• Faulty input power rectifier or smoothing circuit.
• Loose connection on the AC input terminals.
• External power source fluctuation.
• Overload on the input stages.

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1. 1

   Measure the phase-to-phase and phase-to-neutral supply voltages at the drive's input terminals — verify all phases are present and balanced.

2. 2

   Inspect all input fuses for continuity and ensure they are of the correct type and rating.

3. 3

   Physically check the supply cables connecting to the drive for any signs of damage, loose connections, or disconnections at the terminal block.