Positioning Range Error

What does E83 mean?

This fault occurs in positioning applications when the current motor position exceeds the limits defined by the position range specification parameters (P072-P073). It indicates that the motor has moved beyond its allowed operational boundaries, causing the inverter to shut off its output to prevent mechanical damage.

Additional Steps

Steps 1–2 are listed in Priority Fix.

1. 3

   Inspect mechanical limit switches or external position sensors for proper operation and calibration to prevent exceeding physical limits.

2. 4

   Review the positioning control logic (P012, P014, P015) to ensure smooth and accurate positioning within the defined range.

3. 5

   Adjust the creep speed (P015) or deceleration settings if the motor is consistently overshooting or undershooting the target position.