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atish09
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Supply Phase Fault in ABB ACS850

06/08/2013 8:37 PM

we were installing a new ACS850 04 0602A 5 Drive for FD Fan of Rating 400HP ,499amp,1482rpm motor. now when we operate it with vfd mode it can operate safely upto 1100 rpm ,current taken 350amp. after that when we increase its speed to 1200rpm it was tripped showing SUPPLY PHASE FAULT (FAULT LOGGER 3006). But when it is running in bypass star delta mode it is running upto full rpm ,full load without any problem. we have a other same drive for FD FAN 2,it is running without any problem.
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Re: SUPPLY PHASE FAULT IN ABB ACS850

06/08/2013 8:49 PM

Quadrupricat post alert. atish09, stop posting new threads on the same topic.
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Re: SUPPLY PHASE FAULT IN ABB ACS850

06/09/2013 2:11 AM

Some loose connection / improper power termination inside the Drive itself... cheers !

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