Fuse Broken Off
Kone · Frequency Inverter
What does 5 mean?
This error indicates that a protective fuse within the drive or its associated power circuit has blown. A blown fuse typically points to an overcurrent condition or a short circuit occurring either upstream or downstream of the fuse.
Common Causes
- Short circuit in the motor winding or the motor cable.
- Overcurrent condition caused by motor overload or an internal drive malfunction.
- Input power supply surge or transient voltage event.
- Internal component failure within the drive creating a short circuit path.
Repair Steps & Checklist
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- 1
Identify and replace the blown fuse with one of the exact specified type and rating.
- 2
Before replacing the fuse, measure the insulation resistance of motor windings and cables (phase-to-phase and phase-to-ground) using a megger to detect any short circuits.
- 3
Check for any direct shorts or persistent overcurrent conditions in the load or wiring that could have caused the fuse to blow.
- 4
Verify the input power supply for stable voltage and the absence of damaging surges or transients.