Hi Wasaadeh:

You might want to follow this link and take a look at the various motor specs. from SEW Eurodrives.

I wish I could help you better, but I haven't worked with these motors.

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Yahlasit

You may have already done this but check ALL the parameters programmed into the VFD and ensure that they match your new motors nameplate values make sure you set/check all the parameters your-self don't use a set-up wizard or anything, certain things may have changed with the new motor, ie. nominal frequency, power factor etc.

Other than that I would contact my SEW Euro-drive Rep.

Hope you get it figured out.

I already sent a mail to SEW, with no response yet, just wanted to find out if anybody else is experiencing the same issue.

I just went through all the parameters manually on the inverter without the software, all seems to be configured correctly, still i'm getting high currents i,e:

at 60HZ i get 0.9 A for (motor power 0.75KW, 400V, 1.9A, 60Hz)

at 20HZ i get 1.8 A

at 15 HZ i get 2.1 A

and the motor is running without any load.

Thank you for your replies,