TroubleshootingGuide ACS 6k INU LAAI12xx E12 Rev

ABB
ACS6000 - INU
Medium Voltage AC Drives
Troubleshooting manual
Software Version: LAAI12xx

Release Date 05/07/2018
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ACS6000 INU Troubleshooting manual Version LAAI12xx Rev. - Page:1/142

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History Table
Version: Revision: Group: Name: Comments:

LAAI10xx - Glück A. first issue
A • 9.09-b13 • 9.13-b00 • 9.13-b09 • 9.16-b14 • 9.19-b14 • 9.58-b02/b05 • 9.63- Glück A. valid for LAAI1020
b09 • 9.68-b01/b02 • 9.69-b10
B • 9.25-b01 • 9.28-b02 Glück A. valid for LAAI1030
C • 9.09-b07 new • 9.12-b01 & b04 deleted • 9.21-b05 ... b07 new • 9.63-b00 … Glück A. valid for LAAI1040
b05 changed • 9.65-b01 …. b09 new
LAAI11xx - • 9.09-b07 new • 9.12-b01 & b04 deleted • 9.21-b05 ... b07 new • 9.22-b00 Glück A. valid for LAAI1100
A • 9.19-b11 & b1 new • 9.55-b06 • 9.61-b07 & b08 new Glück A. valid for LAAI1110
B • 9.17-b05 fault text changed • 9.55-b05 alarm text changed • 9.61-b02 & b10 Glück A. valid for LAAI1120
new alarm text added
LAAI12xx - • 9.09 -b09 & -b10 text name changed • 9.15 -b03 ... -b05 new fault added • Glück A. valid for LAAI1200
9.61 -b09 new fault added
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Panel Text Par. Bit Meaning of message Possible Causes related I/O Hints for Recitification Fault Class
FC2 LOP
Parameter connection
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
1
1stEarthFaultMCirc 9.10 - b05 NP-voltage based main circuit earth - The DC – Voltage between NP 32.06 & CVMI - Board 1 Check CVMI - Board x
FW2 FC1 fault monitoring. (neutral point) and earth exceeds the 161.11 2 Check the inverter measured DC voltage
limit value. levels.
3 Check the inverter measured NP voltage
levels.
1stEarthFaultMCirc 9.54 - b12 NP-voltage based main circuit earth - The DC – Voltage between NP 32.06 & CVMI - Board 1 Check CVMI - Board x
AW1 fault monitoring. (neutral point) and earth exceeds the 161.11 2 Check the inverter measured DC voltage
limit value. levels.
3 Check the inverter measured NP voltage
levels.
A
ACDA Alarm 9.60 - b14 ACDA requesting ALARM; received - An alarm in ACAD (auxiliary control 75.02 & 70.15 AMC - CH4 1 Check reasson for alarm in ACDA x
AW7 via CH4, DataSet 100 Value 3 Bit00 device adapter) is active ... 70.19 & - A713 2 Check that parameter settings
- Wrong parameter settings (e.g. 60.03 - A714 correspond to the external communication
Node Addr.) interface
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not 3 Check power supply of external
properly connected or have Wrong communication interface
polarity 4 Check connections and polarity of fiber
- ACAD device defective optics
5 Check ACAD device
ACDA Aux ON Ackn 9.17 - b13 ACDA – Auxiliary ON Acknowledge - ACAD (auxiliary control device AMC - CH4 1 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater x
FW1 FC2 signal, received via CH4, is missing adapter) is not ready to switch on the - A713 (ACDA) auxiliarys
(AUX ON SEQ3 & 2 min timeout); auxiliarys - A714 2 Check that parameter settings
DataSet 100 Value 2 - Bit02 - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. correspond to the external communication
- Aux. Control Device Adapater optics
(ACDA) board defective 5 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater
(ACDA)

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
ACDA Aux ON Ackn 9.60 - b13 ACDA – Auxiliary ON Acknowledge - ACAD (auxiliary control device AMC - CH4 1 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater x
AW7 signal, received via CH4, is missing adapter) is not ready to switch on the - A713 (ACDA) auxiliarys
(AUX ON SEQ3 & 2 min timeout); auxiliarys - A714 2 Check that parameter settings
DataSet 100 Value 2 - Bit02 - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. correspond to the external communication
- ACAD device defective optics
5 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater
(ACDA)
ACDA FC1 Active 9.09 - b14 ACDA requesting Fault Class 1 (MCB - Fault class 2 with low priority in 75.02 & 70.15 AMC - CH4 1 Check reasson for FC1 in Aux. Control x
FW1 FC1 opening), received via CH4; DataSet ACAD (auxiliary control device ... 70.19 & - A713 Device Adapater (ACDA)
100 Value 3 - Bit02 adapter) is active 60.03 - A714 2 Check that parameter settings
- Wrong parameter settings (e.g. correspond to the external communication
(ACDA)
ACDA FC2 Active 9.17 - b14 ACDA requesting Fault Class 2 (MCB - Fault class 2 in ACAD (auxiliary 75.02 & 70.15 AMC - CH4 1 Check reasson for FC2 in Aux. Control x
FW1 FC2 stays closed), received via CH4 ; control device adapter) is active ... 70.19 & - A713 Device Adapater (ACDA)
DataSet 100 Value 3 - Bit03 - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. 60.03 - A714 2 Check that parameter settings
Node Addr.) correspond to the external communication
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not interface
properly connected or have Wrong 3 Check power supply of external
polarity communication interface
- Aux. Control Device Adapater 4 Check connections and polarity of fiber
(ACDA) board defective optics
(ACDA)

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
ACDA FC2 HIP Active 9.25 - b01 ACDA requesting Fault Class 2 with - Fault class 2 in ACAD (auxiliary 75.02 & 70.15 AMC - CH4 1 Check reasson for FC2 in Aux. Control x
FW3 high priority (MCB stays closed), control device adapter) is active ... 70.19 & - A713 Device Adapater (ACDA)
FC2HIP received via CH4 ; DataSet 100 Value - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. 60.03 - A714 2 Check that parameter settings
3 - Bit07 Node Addr.) correspond to the external communication
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not interface
properly connected or have Wrong 3 Check power supply of external
polarity communication interface
- Aux. Control Device Adapater 4 Check connections and polarity of fiber
(ACDA) board defective optics
(ACDA)
ACDA FC2 LOP Active 9.28 - b02 ACDA (CH4) requesting Fault Class 2 - Fault class 2 with low priority in 75.02 & 70.15 AMC - CH4 1 Check reasson for FC2 in Aux. Control
FW3 low priority, received via CH4 DataSet ACAD (auxiliary control device ... 70.19 & - A713 Device Adapater (ACDA)
FC2LOP 100 Value 2 - Bit06 adapter) is active 60.03 - A714 2 Check that parameter settings
- Wrong parameter settings (e.g. correspond to the external communication
(ACDA)
x
ACDA Interlock1 9.59 - b10 ACDA – Interlocked 1 signal, - ACAD (auxiliary control device AMC - CH4 1 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater x
AW6 received via CH4, is set; DataSet 100 adapter) is not ready to switch on - - A713 (ACDA) auxiliarys / interlock signals
Value 2 - Bit04 control is interlocked by external - A714 2 Check that parameter settings
missing signals correspond to the external communication
- Wrong parameter settings (e.g. interface
Node Addr.) 3 Check power supply of external
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not communication interface
properly connected or have Wrong 4 Check connections and polarity of fiber
polarity optics
- Aux. Control Device Adapater 5 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater
(ACDA) board defective (ACDA)

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
ACDA Interlock2 9.59 - b11 ACDA – Interlocked 2 signal, - ACAD (auxiliary control device AMC - CH4 1 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater x
AW6 received via CH4, is set; DataSet 100 adapter) is not ready to switch on - - A713 (ACDA) auxiliarys / interlock signals
Value 2 - Bit05 control is interlocked by external - A714 2 Check that parameter settings
missing signals correspond to the external communication
- Wrong parameter settings (e.g. interface
Node Addr.) 3 Check power supply of external
polarity optics
- Aux. Control Device Adapater 5 Check Aux. Control Device Adapater
(ACDA) board defective (ACDA)
ACU or WCU NotSel 9.11 - b05 No cooling system selected. - Cooling method not selected 75.07, 75.13 & 1 Check parameters settings x
FW3 FC1 - Corresponing parameter for Water 75.14
Cooled Drive or Air Cooled Drive not
set
ARC Detected 9.61 - b13 Process Stop function (used as ARC - Process Stop function (used as ARC Group 21.04 ... C1P1 - DI13 1 Check parameter settings x
AW8 Detection) is active (as requested) detection) is active (as requested) 21.13 & 16.17 2 Check programmed "Process Stop"
NOTE! - Wrong parameter settings function (limit value, monitored signal)
Process Stop function is used - fault & - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check S800 - Module
alarm text are indicated as "ARC - S800 I/O Moule faulty
Detected FC1" - S800 terminal unit broken
ARC is set by parameter 210.20.
ARC Detected FC1 9.16 - b13 Process Stop function (used as ARC - Process Stop function (used as ARC Group 21.04 ... C1P1 - DI13 1 Check parameter settings x
FW8 FC1 Detection) is active (as requested) detection) is active (as requested) 21.13 & 2 Check programmed "Process Stop"
NOTE! - Wrong parameter settings 210.20 function (limit value, monitored signal)
alarm text is indicated as "ARC - S800 I/O Moule faulty
ARC Detected FC2 9.19 - b13 Process Stop function (used as ARC - Process Stop function (used as ARC Group 21.04 ... C1P1 - DI13 1 Check parameter settings x
FW3 FC2 Detection) is active (as requested) detection) is active (as requested) 21.13 & 2 Check programmed "Process Stop"
NOTE! - Wrong parameter settings 210.20 function (limit value, monitored signal)
alarm text is indicated as "ARC - S800 I/O Moule faulty

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
ARU Alarm / Fault 9.59 - b09 An alarm / fault in ARU is pending. - An alarm or fault in ARU is active ARU 1 Check alarm / fault signal in ARU x
AW6
ARU FaultPending 9.69 - b00 A fault in ARU is active. The ARU - Trip in ARU active 1 Check if a PFF - Link fault is active x
AW16 sends a trip request to the INU(s) via - PFF - Link not working / active 2 Check root cause of fault in ARU and
PFF -Link. reset pending fault
ARU FC1TripReq 9.16 - b05 A fault class 1 fault in ARU is active. - Trip in ARU active 1 Check if a PFF - Link fault is active x
FW8 FC1 The ARU sends a trip request to the - PFF - Link not working / active 2 Check root cause of fault in ARU and
INU(s) via PFF -Link. reset pending fault
ARU Not Running 9.59 - b08 INU in ReadyRun state, but ARU - Wrong parameter settings ARU 1 Check parameter settings x
AW6 supply not running (ReadyRef). - ARU in LOCAL - mode but should 2 Check signals from PLC if block
be in REMOTE - mode modulation by COMM.Module is selected
- ARU block modulation is selected
(feedback missing)
AuxPower UnderVolt 9.54 - b01 An auxiliary supply power loss is - External undervoltage monitoring 31.07 & 31.08 C1P1 - DI1 1 Check undervoltage monitoring device x
AW1 detected through digital input. device active (digital input) 31.09 & 31.10 2 Check wiring
- Wrong parameter settings 3 Check parameters settings
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 4 Check S800 modules
- S800 I/O Moule faulty
- S800 terminal unit broken
AuxRideThrough 9.11 - b11 Aux. power ride through requested. - Case1: External undervoltage Case1: C1P1 - DI1 1 Check undervoltage monitoring device x
FW3 FC1 Case 1: The auxiliary supply power monitoring device active (digital input) 31.07 ... 31.10 2 Check other faults (water cooling
loss is detected through the digital - Case 2: Internal cooling water Case2: system)
input. Case 2: The cooling water difference pressure too low 31.10 ... 31.12 3 Check wiring
difference pressure is too low. - Wrong parameter settings 4 Check parameters settings
AuxRideThrough 9.54 - b00 Aux. power ride through requested. - External undervoltage monitoring 31.07 & 31.08 1 Check undervoltage monitoring device x
AW1 An auxiliary supply power loss is device active (digital input) & 31.09 2 Check other faults (water cooling
detected through digital input or - internal Cooling water pressure to system)
internal cooling water pump output low 3 Check wiring
side underpressure (possiblity to limit - Wrong parameter settings 4 Check parameters settings
the max. output current). - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 5 Check S800 modules
- S800 Moule faulty

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AuxSupplyProtSw 9.09 - b07 Auxiliary supply voltage lost. - Fuse blown due to fault in aux. C1P1 - DI12 1 Check fuses x
FW1 FC1 circuit 2 Check 230VAC aux power supply to
- No aux. Supply voltage cubicle
- Loose or disconnected wires) 3 Check UPS
- S800 terminal unit broken 4 Visually check all connected cabinets
- S800 I/O Module faulty 5 Try to restart
6 If restart failed: check voltages and try to
find short circuit If restart successful:
check aux voltages for correct values
7 Check S800 Module
AuxSupplyProtSw 9.57 - b13 Auxiliary supply voltage lost. - Fuse blown due to fault in aux. C1P1 - DI11 1 Check fuses x
AW4 circuit 2 Check 230VAC aux power supply to
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check UPS
7 Check S800 Module
B
BlackoutAborted 9.84 - b05 Blackout recovery function aborted. - On command not set from overriding 7.06 1 Check overriding system x
FW10 After blackout command has been system within delay time.
FC1 removed the ON Command must be
set withhin 10s.
BlackoutDCVTooLow 9.84 - b01 The DC - Link voltage is below the - DC Voltage dropped to fast after 17.14, 17.15, 1 Check parameter settings x
FW10 minimum level to accept blackout blackout signal has been removed 17.16 & 17.18 2 Check DC - Link
FC1 recovery command. - Wrong parameter setting
BlackoutMaxTimeR 9.84 - b00 The maximum allowed blackout - Main supply not back within delay 17.14, 17.15, 1 Check parameter settings x
FW10 recovery time has been reached. time 17.16 & 17.18
FC1 - Wrong parameter setting
BlackoutRecovery 9.95 - b00 Blackout recovery function is active x
AW21 as requested.

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
BrakeAcknMismatch 9.20 - b02 Brake feedback signals does not - Brake is not open resp. closed within 55.36 … 55.44 59.49 & 59.50 1 Check brake switch position x
FW4 FC2 match with expected brake control delay time Group 56 2 Check parameter settings
status. - Open and closed signals are active 3 Check wiring and connections
at The same time
- Wrong parameter setting
- Position indicator defective
- Loose or disconnected wire(s)
BrakeAcknMismatch 9.61 - b12 Brake feedback signals does not - Brake is not open resp. closed within 55.36 … 55.44 59.49 & 59.50 1 Check brake switch position x
AW8 match with expected brake control delay time Group 56 2 Check parameter settings
status. - Open and closed signals are active 3 Check wiring and connections
at The same time
- Wrong parameter setting
- Position indicator defective
C
C2P3-AI1 Sensor 9.63 - b00 Loss of analog input signal - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 C2P3 - AI1 1 Check parameter settings for external x
AW10 signal level has dropped below the monitoring device.
present minimum limit 2 Check the auxiliary power supply of the
- External monitoring device measuring device.
- Sensor faulty 3 Measure the input signal with a
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) multimeter to verify the correct signal
- Grounding of wiring may be done level. If there is no signal at all, check the
improperly wiring between the measuring device and
- S800 terminal unit broken the analog input
- S800 Module 4 Check the wiring.
5 Check S800 - Module

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW10 signal level has dropped below the 35.47 … 35.50 monitoring device.
AW10 signal level has dropped below the 35.47 … 35.50 monitoring device.
C2P3-AI7 AlarmLim 9.64 - b06 Actual signal is above the alarm limit. - External monitored signal is above 75.05 C2P3 - AI7 1 Check monitoring device x
AW11 alarm limit (as requested) 34.10 & 34.28 2 Check monitored signal
- External measurement device & 35.26 & 2 Check parameter setting
- Wrong parameter settings 35.27 & 35.28 3 Check wiring
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) & 35.29 & 4 Check S800 - Module
- S800 I/O Moule faulty 36.37 & 36.38
C2P3-AI7 FaultLim 9.13 - b03 Actual signal is above the fault limit. - External monitored signal is above 75.05 C2P3 - AI7 1 Check monitoring device x
FW5 FC1 fault limit (as requested) 34.10 & 34.28 2 Check monitored signal
- External measurement device & 35.26 & 2 Check parameter setting
- S800 I/O Moule faulty 36.37 & 36.39

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
C2P3-AI7 FaultLim 9.21 - b03 Actual signal is above the fault limit. - External monitored signal is above 75.05 C5P3 - AI7 1 Check monitoring device x
FW5 FC2 fault limit (as requested) 34.10 & 34.28 2 Check monitored signal
- External measurement device & 35.26 ... 2 Check parameter setting
- Wrong parameter settings 35.29 3 Check wiring
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 4 Check S800 - Module
C2P3-AI7 FaultLim 9.28 - b00 Actual signal is above the fault limit. - External monitored signal is above 75.05 C2P3 - AI7 1 Check monitoring device
FW3 fault limit (as requested) 34.10 & 34.28 2 Check monitored signal
FC2LOP - External measurement device & 35.26 & 2 Check parameter setting
- S800 I/O Moule faulty 36.37 & 36.39
x
FW5 FC1 signal level has dropped below the monitoring device.
FW5 FC2 signal level has dropped below the monitoring device.

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
C2P3-AI7 Sensor 9.63 - b06 Loss of analog input signal - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 & 34.10 C2P3 - AI7 1 Check parameter settings for external x
AW10 signal level has dropped below the & 34.28 & monitoring device.
present minimum limit 36.37 ... 36.38 2 Check the auxiliary power supply of the
- External monitoring device &36.47 … measuring device.
- Sensor faulty 36.50 3 Measure the input signal with a
C2P3-AI8 Sensor 9.63 - b07 Loss of analog input signal - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 & 36.47 C2P3 - AI8 1 Check parameter settings for external x
AW10 signal level has dropped below the … 36.50 monitoring device.
C3P1-AI3 AlarmLim 9.59 - b12 Analog input signal is above the alarm - External monitoring signal is above 80.03 C3P1 - AI3 1 Check external monitoring signal x
AW6 high limit. the high limit (as requested) 81.11 ... 81.16 (device)
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check parameters settings
- S800 I/O Moule faulty 4 Check S800 modules
C3P1-AI3 FaultLim 9.11 - b12 Analog input signal is above the fault - External monitoring signal is above 80.03 & 81.11 C3P1 - AI3 1 Check external monitoring signal x
FW3 FC1 high limit. the high limit (as requested) ... 81.16 & (device)
FW2 high limit. the high limit (as requested) ... 81.16 & (device)
FC2LOP - Wrong parameter settings 81.23 & 81.24 2 Check wiring

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
C3P1AI3SignalLost 9.18 - b02 Analog input signal loss. - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.06 C3P1 - AI3 1 Check parameter settings. x
FW2 FC2 signal level has dropped below the 80.03 & 80.07 2 Check the auxiliary power supply of the
present minimum limit & 81.11 ... external control device (if installed).
- Wrong signal type selected (mA, V) 81.16 3 Measure the input signal with a
improperly wiring between the external control device
- S800 terminal unit broken and the analog input
- S800 Module 4 Check S800 - Module
C3P1AI3SignalLost 9.59 - b06 Analog input signal lost. - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.06 C3P1 - AI3 1 Check parameter settings. x
AW6 signal level has dropped below the 80.03 & 80.07 2 Check the auxiliary power supply of the
C3P1-AI4 AlarmLim 9.59 - b13 Analog input signal is above the alarm - External monitoring signal is above 80.04 C3P1 - AI4 1 Check external monitoring signal x
AW6 high limit. the high limit (as requested) 81.17 ... 81.21 (device)
- Wrong parameter settings 81.26 ... 81.29 2 Check wiring
FW2 FC1 high limit. the high limit (as requested) ... 81.21 & (device)
- Wrong parameter settings 81.26 ... 81.28 2 Check wiring
C3P1-AI4 FaultLim 9.28 - b01 Analog input signal is above the fault - External monitoring signal is above 80.04 & 81.17 C3P1 - AI4 1 Check external monitoring signal
FW3 high limit. the high limit (as requested) ... 81.21 & (device)
FC2LOP - Wrong parameter settings 81.26 ... 81.28 2 Check wiring
- S800 terminal unit broken x

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
C3P1AI4SignalLost 9.18 - b03 Analog input signal loss. - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.06 C3P1 - AI4 1 Check parameter settings. x
C3P1AI4SignalLost 9.59 - b07 Analog input signal lost. - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.06 C3P1 - AI4 1 Check parameter settings. x
C3P5-AI1 PT100 9.57 - b02 Sensor fault C3P5 of PT100 - Error or overflow detected by SW 75.10 C3P5 - AI1 1 Check parameter settings. x
AW4 - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 2 Check PT100 element (2-wire, 3-wire or
- S800 I/O Moule faulty 4-wire PT100 element)
- S800 terminal unit broken 3 Check wirings

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
C3P7-AI1 PT100 9.92 - b00 Sensor fault C3P7 of PT100 - AI1 - Error or overflow detected by SW 75.12 C3P7 - AI1 1 Check parameter settings. x
C3P7-AI2 PT100 9.92 - b01 Sensor fault C3P7 of PT100 - A2 - Error or overflow detected by SW 75.12 C3P7 - AI2 1 Check parameter settings. x
C3P7-AI3 PT100 9.92 - b02 Sensor fault C3P7 of PT100 - A3 - Error or overflow detected by SW 75.12 C3P7 - AI3 1 Check parameter settings. x

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
C4P1MeasLost AI1 71.05 - b00 Analog input signal C4P1 - AI1 - Analoge input signal is missing 75.16 C4P1 - AI1 1 Check parameter settings. x
C4P1 between transducer and PT100 - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 71.18 & 71.32 2 Check wirings.
AW3 element lost. - Grounding of wiring may be done 3 Check PT100.
improperly
- PT100 defect
improperly
- PT100 defect
improperly
- PT100 defect
improperly
- PT100 defect

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
improperly
- PT100 defect
improperly
- PT100 defect
improperly
- PT100 defect
improperly
- PT100 defect
C4P1SignalLost AI1 71.04 - b07 Analog input signal C4P1 - AI1 - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.16 C4P1 - AI1 1 Check parameter settings. x
C4P1 between analog input module AI810 signal level has dropped below The 71.18 & 71.32 2 Check the auxiliary power supply of the
AW2 and transducer lost. present minimum limit external control device (if installed).
- Wrong minimum signal selected 3 Measure the input signal with a
- Grounding of Wiring may be done level. If there is no signal at all, check the

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
CabinetDoorOpen 9.09 - b08 Cabinet door status open while in - Loose or disconnected wires) C1P3 - DI13 1 Check control cables x
FW1 FC1 operating state. - S800 terminal unit broken 2 Check S800 Modules
- S800 I/O Module faulty
CBU CabinetOvTemp 9.23 - b12 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.04 C1P3 - DI4 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
FW1 thermal relay in CBU cabinet. - Relay settings to converter specification)
FC2HIP - Wiring not correct (closed loop) 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
- Wrong parameter settings (see electrical drawings)
3 Ground converter, open cabinet doors
and check for smoke, strong smell, burned
equipment
4 Check the cooling system of the
electrical room if ambient temperature is
unusually high

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
CBU CabinetOvTemp 9.55 - b12 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.04 C1P3 - DI4 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
AW1 thermal relay in CBU cabinet. - Relay settings to converter specification)
- Wiring not correct (closed loop) 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
equipment
unusually high
CBU ChargeOverload 9.10 - b06 Thermal protection relay of charging - Too frequent charging Group 17 C1P3 - DI5 1 Wait approx. 5 minutes and restart x
FW2 FC1 unit (protects the charging transformer - Protection relay setting (Reset protection switch manually)
from overheating) has detected an
overload in the charging circuit and
opened.
CBU ChargOverload 9.57 - b12 Thermal protection relay of charging - Too frequent charging Group 17 C1P3 - DI5 1 Wait approx. 5 minutes and restart x
AW4 unit (protects the charging transformer - Protection relay setting (Reset protection switch manually)
from overheating) has detected an
overload in the charging circuit and
opened.
CH0 CommLoss 9.16 - b10 AMC DDCS CH0 communication lost - Communication time-out setting too Group 51 & AMC - CH0 1 Check that parameter settings x
FW8 FC1 small 70.01 & 70.02 - A705 correspond to the external communication
- Wrong parameter settings (e.g. & 70.03 & - A706 interface
Node Addr.) 70.04 & 70.06 2 Check power supply of external
polarity optics
- AMC board defective
- Fieldbus Module defective
CH0 CommLoss 9.17 - b10 AMC DDCS CH0 communication lost - Communication time-out setting too Group 51 & AMC 1 Check that parameter settings x
properly connected or have wrong 3 Check connections and polarity of fiber
polarity optics

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW1 small 70.01 & 70.02 - A705 correspond to the external communication
properly connected or have wrong 3 Check connections and polarity of fiber
polarity optics
CH0 NoMonitoring 44.11 - b14 The monitoring of CH0 is disabled - CH0 monitoring is not active as 45.17 1Check parameters settings x
FRD AW1 (only in REMOTE - mode monitored). requested (parameter 45.17 is set to
zero)
- Wrong parameter settings
(parameter 45.17 is not set)
CH0 NoWD Pulse 9.55 - b13 No watch-dog pulse from AMC - - Watch-dog pulse to short AMC - CH0 1 Check that parameter settings x
AW1 DDCS CH0 (e.g. AC80, AC800, AMC - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. - A705 correspond to the external communication
– Aux. controller) Node Addr.) - A706 interface
properly connected or have wrong communication interface
- AMC board defective optics
- External control device not working
or SW not done
Node Addr.) 70.10 2 Check power supply of external
polarity optics
polarity optics

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
polarity optics
CH2 FollowRecErr 44.09 - b05 The watchdog bit on CH2 from the - Watch-dog pulse to short 45.19 & 45.20 AMC - CH2 1 Check that parameter settings x
FRD FW1 master has not changed for the preset - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. - A709 correspond to the external communication
FC1 time on follower side. Node Addr.) - A710 interface
CH2 MasterRecError 44.11 - b00 The watch dog bit from the follower - Watch-dog pulse to short 45.19 & 45.20 AMC - CH2 1 Check that parameter settings x
FRD AW1 has not changed for the preset time - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. - A709 correspond to the external communication
on master side. Node Addr.) - A710 interface
polarity optics
polarity optics

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
polarity optics
CH4 NoWD Pulse 9.55 - b02 No watch-dog pulse from AMC - - Watch-dog pulse to short AMC - CH4 1 Check that parameter settings x
AW2 DDCS CH4 (e.g. AC80, AC800, AMC - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. - A713 correspond to the external communication
– Aux. controller) via DataSet 100 Node Addr.) - A714 interface
Value 2 - Bit03 received. - DDCS fiber optic cables are not 2 Check power supply of external
properly connected or have wrong communication interface
or SW for WD - bit not done
ChargingTimeout 9.09 - b01 Charging of DC link failed due to - Faulty charging circuit. 17.01 & 17.02 C1P5 - D01 1 Check charging unit (HV - & LV side) x
FW1 FC1 timeout.MCB has not been closed - Wrong parameter settings. & 17.03 C1P5 - D02 Follow standard procedure. See 13.3
within defined time after charging Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
command for DC link has been
issued. When charging command is
given charging is started with low
voltage.
COU CabinetOvTemp 9.23 - b14 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.06 C1P3 - DI6 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
FW1 thermal relay in COU cabinet. - Relay settings to converter specification)
equipment
unusually high

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
COU CabinetOvTemp 9.55 - b14 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.06 C1P3 - DI6 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
AW1 thermal relay in COU cabinet. - Relay settings to converter specification)
equipment
unusually high
CustMonitorSig1 9.11 - b08 Customer monitoring function 1 is - The customer monitoring function 1 8.06 & Group 1 Check "monitored" signal (as requesetd) x
FW3 FC1 active. is active (as requested) 49 2 Check connection in monitoring function
AW15 active. is active (as requested) 49 2 Check connection in monitoring function

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
D
DBC ChgPOM2/10Req 9.69 - b12 Drive Backup Control. Depending on Requested to change from POM2 to Group 46 1 Change POM as required. x
AW16 faulty INU / LSU / ARU a POM POM10.
change is required.
DBC ChgPOM3/11Req 9.69 - b13 Drive Backup Control. Depending on Requested to change from POM3 to Group 46 1 Change POM as required. x
AW16 faulty INU / LSU / ARU a POM POM11.
change is required.
DBC DC-IsolCtrl 9.16 - b06 DBC DC-Link isolator switch feedback - DBC DC-Link isolator switch in 46.14 … 46.18 59.38 & 59.39 1 Check the DBC DC-Link isolator switch x
FW8 FC1 signal not received within defined Wrong Position 59.51 & 59.52 2 Check switch indicator devices
time. - Wrong parameter setting 3 Check parameter settings
- Position indicator defective 4 Check wiring and connections
DBC MGSisGrounded 9.69 - b11 Drive Backup Control. Motor - MGS are in position as requeseted 46.20 & 46.21 C6P1 - DI10 1 Check MGS position - may change to x
AW16 grounding switch is grounding - Wrong parameter settings C6P1 - DI11 required position.
position. Motor is grounded to earth. - Loose or disconnected wire(S) 2 Check parameter settings.
DBC NoValidConfig 9.16 - b04 Drive Backup Control – a no valid - Positions of MCB1, MCB2, Output 1 Check parameter settings x
FW8 FC1 configuration is selected. Isolator 1, Output Isolator 2 or DC - 2 Check MCB1, MCB2, Output Isolator 1,
Link Isolataor are not matching to a Output Isolator 2 or DC - Link Isolataor of
correct POM configuration correct position
- Wrong parameter settings 3 Check wiring of feedback signals from
MCB1, MCB2, Output Isolator 1, Output
Isolator 2 or DC - Link Isolataor
DBC NoValidConfig 9.69 - b14 Drive Backup Control – a non valid - Positions of MCB1, MCB2, Output Group 46 1 Check parameter settings x
AW16 configuration is selected. Isolator 1, Output Isolator 2 or DC - 2 Check MCB1, MCB2, Output Isolator 1,
Link Isolataor are not matching to a Output Isolator 2 or DC - Link Isolataor of
correct POM configuration correct position
- Wrong parameter settings 3 Check wiring of feedback signals from
MCB1, MCB2, Output Isolator 1, Output
Isolator 2 or DC - Link Isolataor
DBC POMChangeReq 9.16 - b03 Drive Backup Control – POM change - INU1, INU2 , LSU1, LSU2, ARU1 or x
FW8 FC1 is requested. ARU2 faulty

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
DC < MCBCloseLevel 9.09 - b11 DC level too low, MCB closing failed - DC link voltage level at which The 17.01 1 Check that parameter settings are x
FW1 FC1 (AuxOn Seq) MCB closing is enabled (MCB close correct and correspond to the MCB control
order possible) not reached. interface
- Wrong parameter settings 2 Check charging unit
DC HV ChargeRelay 9.11 - b14 High voltage side "DC link charging - HV charging relay broken 17.10 1 Check charging unit x
FW3 FC1 relay" - fault monitoring. The DC - - Wrong parameter settings 2 Check HV - Relay
Link voltage is not dropping down - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check S800 modules
during HV Relay test sequence - the
relay is maybe broken (closed).
DBC MCB NotOKTrip 9.09 - b13 Drive Backup Control: MCB protection - Protection trip 21.19 C1P3 - DI16 1 If first fault: check MCB internal x
FW1 FC1 relay causes MCB to trip. - Open contact in tripping loop protections
- Tripping loop not connected 2 Otherwise check if a protection function
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) has initiated the trip
3 If not, check external trip circuits
4 If MCB has not tripped, check feedback
signal
DC HV ChargeRelay 9.57 - b14 High voltage side "DC link charging - HV charging relay broken 17.10 1 Check charging unit x
AW4 relay" - fault monitoring. The DC - - Wrong parameter settings 2 Check HV - Relay
Link voltage is not dropping down - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check S800 modules
during HV Relay test sequence - the
relay is maybe broken (closed).
DC MinChargeTime 9.10 - b03 Charging time was shorter than - Fault in voltage measurement 17.01 & 17.02 C1P5 - D01 1 Check charging unit x
FW2 FC1 minimum charging time. - Faulty capacitors & 17.06 C1P5 - D02 2 Follow standard procedure. See 13.3
DC voltage has reached charging - Wrong parameter settings Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting
level before the minimum charging
time has elapses. MCB is prevented
from closing.
DC Not Charging 9.10 - b04 DC not rising after charging started - Fault in voltage measurement 1 Check and measure the charging circuit. x
FW2 FC1 (the DC - Voltage is not rising above - Faulty capacitors 2 Check the inverter measured DC voltage
discharge level within 2s after levels.
charging command has been given). 3 Measure the input supply voltage.
4 Measure all three phase to phase
voltages under normal operation to ensure
that your supply is stiff.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
DC Volt Unbalance 9.10 - b11 DC - Voltage 1-3 not in balance while - HV charging relay broken 1 Check charging unit x
FW2 FC1 charging. - Wrong parameter settings 2 Check HV - Relay
4 Check parameter settings
DCHigh&NoCooling 9.10 - b14 DC charged but no WCU pump are - Wrong parameter settings 1 Check for other related faults x
FW2 FC1 running (cooling OFF). 2 Check parameter settings
DI EarthFlt1MCirc 9.09 - b04 Earth fault in main circuit detected. #NAME? 32.03 & 32.04 C1P3 - DI11 1 Check complete drive system x
FW1 FC1 (transformer, ACS 6000, motor and power
cables)
2 Check control cables
3 Check related parameter
DI EarthFlt1MCirc 9.54 - b10 Earth fault in main circuit detected. #NAME? 32.03 & 32.04 C1P3 - DI11 1 Check complete drive system x
AW1 (transformer, ACS 6000, motor and power
cables)
2 Check control cables
3 Check related parameter
DI EarthFlt2MCirc 9.09 - b05 Earth fault in main circuit detected. - Fault detected by external earth fault 32.03 & 32.05 C1P3 - DI12 1 Check complete drive system x
FW1 FC1 monitoring relay (e.g. Bender Relay) (transformer, ACS 6000, motor and power
- Wrong parameter settings cables)
- Loose or disconnected wires) 2 Check control cables
- S800 terminal unit broken 3 Check related parameter
DI EarthFlt2MCirc 9.54 - b11 Earth fault in main circuit detected. - Fault detected by external earth fault 32.03 & 32.05 C1P3 - DI12 1 Check complete drive system x
AW1 monitoring relay (e.g. Bender Relay) (transformer, ACS 6000, motor and power
- Wrong parameter settings cables)
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 2 Check control cables
- S800 terminal unit broken 3 Check related parameter
DCSEXUEarthFault1 9.19 - b03 Earth fault in DCS excitation unit - Power supply off earth fault 30.14 DCS: 1 Check earth fault monitoring device. x
FW3 FC2 detected. monitoring device missing. digital input 2 Checkwiring.
- Wrong parameter settings. SDCS-CON-4 – 3 Check parameters settings
- Loose or disconnected wire(s). X6: DI3 or SDCS-
IOB-2 – X6: DI3

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW8 detected. monitoring device missing. digital input 2 Checkwiring.
IOB-2 – X6: DI3
FW3 FC2 detected. monitoring device missing. digital input 2 Checkwiring.
IOB-2 – X6: DI7
AW8 detected. monitoring device missing. digital input 2 Checkwiring.
IOB-2 – X6: DI7
DischargingTimeout 9.09 - b02 Discharging of DC link failed due to - Faulty discharging circuit 2.01 & 17.04 & 1 Check discharging method x
FW1 FC1 timeout. Maximum discharging time (discharging will take place via VLU or 17.07 & 17.10 Note! There might be a need to discharge
exceeded. Before the DC link is ARU)- Wrong parameter settings. the DC capacitors with an independent
considered as discharged (and for method.
example the cabinet door locking is
released) the measured DC voltage
level has to be below the discharged
level.
DrLimitMonitoring 9.11 - b07 Actual or reference value of one or - The value which is monitored is 8.06 & Group 1 Check the limit word 08.06 “LIMIT x
FW3 FC1 more monitoring functions is below or below or above the limit value set by 48 WORD 2” to find out which actual or
above the limit value. parameter reference signal is on the limit
- Wrong parameter settings 2 Check the limit value of the monitored
signal
3 Check parameters settings
FW3 FC2 more monitoring functions is below or below or above the limit value set by 48 WORD 2” to find out which actual or
signal

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW15 more monitoring functions is below or below or above the limit value set by 48 WORD 2” to find out which actual or
signal
E
EmergencyOff bySW 9.55 - b04 An EmergencyOff is initiated by - EmergencyStop is active 16.18 AMC - CH0 1 Check parameter settings x
AW2 Software after an Emergency Stop - EmergencyStop "wait time" to set AMC - CH2 2 Check signals from overriding system
Cmd is given (e.g. via Slave INU, EmergencyOff is to short AMC - CH4 (FBA / ACDA)
FBA). PFF - Link 3 Check signals from PFF - link
(Master - / Slave -
INU)
ExtCoolWaterFlow 9.86 - b03 Low external cooling water flow -External flow control device broken 86.17 & 86.18 C3P6 - DI12 1 Check water flow monitoring device x
FW8 FC2 detected. - Wrong parameter setting 2 Check parameter settings
- Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty 3 Check wiring
- S800 module defective 4 Check S800 - Module
ExtCoolWaterFlow 9.95 - b03 Low external cooling water flow -External flow control device broken 86.17 & 86.18 C3P6 - DI12 1 Check water flow monitoring device x
AW21 detected. - Wrong parameter setting 2 Check parameter settings
- Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty 3 Check wiring
- S800 module defective 4 Check S800 - Module
ExtCoolWaterPress 9.86 - b04 Low external cooling water pressure -External pressure control device 86.19 & 86.20 C3P6 - DI13 1 Check water flow monitoring device x
FW8 FC2 detected. broken 2 Check parameter settings
- Wrong parameter setting 3 Check wiring
- Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty 4 Check S800 - Module
- S800 module defective
ExtCoolWaterPress 9.95 - b04 Low external cooling water pressure -External pressure control device 86.19 & 86.20 C3P6 - DI13 1 Check water flow monitoring device x
AW21 detected. broken 2 Check parameter settings

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
ExtCoolWtrLeakage 9.86 - b05 External cooling water leakage -External leakage control device 86.21 & 86.22 C3P6 - DI14 1 Check water leakage monitoring device x
FW8 FC2 detected. broken 2 Check parameter settings
ExtCoolWtrLeakage 9.95 - b05 External cooling water leakage -External leakage control device 86.21 & 86.22 C3P6 - DI14 1 Check water leakage monitoring device x
AW21 detected. broken 2 Check parameter settings
ExtCurrUnbalance 9.85 - b00 A current unbalance is detected by - Settings of external device are not 75.11 & 86.01 C3P6 - DI1 1 Check external current unbalance device x
FW7 FC2 the external current unbalance correct 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
monitoring system . - Loose or disconnected wire(S) correctly set
- Wrong parameter settings 3 Check wiring between external
- S800 terminal unit broken protecting device and ACS 6000
4 Check wiring to protecting device inputs
ExtCurrUnbalance 9.94 - b12 A current unbalance is detected by - Settings of external device are not 75.11 & 86.01 C3P6 - DI1 1 Check external current unbalance device x
AW20 the external current unbalance correct 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
ExtHVChrgRelayMon 9.11 - b10 External "high voltage charging relay - The external monitoring device is 17.22 59.37 & 59.38 1 Check "monitored" signal (as requesetd) x
FW3 FC1 monitoring" device is active. active (as requested) 2 Check connection in monitoring function
ExtHVChrgRelayMon 9.56 - b14 External "high voltage charging relay - The external monitoring device is 17.22 59.37 & 59.38 1 Check "monitored" signal (as requesetd) x
AW3 monitoring" device is active. active (as requested) 2 Check connection in monitoring function

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
ExtMCB Protection 9.84 - b02 A MCB (Main Circuit Breaker) alarm is - Settings of external device are not 32.07 & 32.08 depending on 1 Check external monitoring device x
FW10 detected by the external MCB correct settings of Par. 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
FC1 monitoring system . - Loose or disconnected wire(S) 59.24 & 59.25 correctly set
FW7 FC2 detected by the external MCB correct settings of Par. 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
monitoring system . - Loose or disconnected wire(S) 59.24 & 59.25 correctly set
AW21 detected by the external MCB correct settings of Par. 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
monitoring system . - Loose or disconnected wire(S) 59.24 & 59.25 correctly set
ExtMotorOverSpeed 9.85 - b01 An motor overspeed is detected by - Settings of external device are not 75.11 & 86.02 C3P6 - DI2 1 Check external overspeed device x
FW7 FC2 the external motor overspeed correct 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
ExtMotorOverSpeed 9.94 - b13 An motor overspeed is detected by - Settings of external device are not 75.11 & 86.02 C3P6 - DI2 1 Check external overspeed device x
AW20 the external motor overspeed correct 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
ExtMotorProtect 9.84 - b03 A motor alarm is detected by the - Settings of external device are not 32.07 & 32.08 depending on 1 Check external monitoring device x
FW10 external motor monitoring system . correct settings of Par. 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
FC1 - Loose or disconnected wire(S) 59.24 & 59.25 correctly set

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
FW7 FC2 external motor monitoring system . correct settings of Par. 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
- Loose or disconnected wire(S) 59.24 & 59.25 correctly set
AW21 external motor monitoring system . correct settings of Par. 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
- Loose or disconnected wire(S) 59.24 & 59.25 correctly set
ExtMotPurgSyst 9.85 - b02 A fault is detected by the external - Settings of external device are not 75.11 & 86.03 C3P6 - DI3 1 Check external motor purgation device x
FW7 FC2 motor purgation monitoring system. correct 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
- Loose or disconnected wire(S) correctly set
ExtMotPurgSyst 9.94 - b14 An alarm is detected by the external - Settings of external device are not 75.11 & 86.03 C3P6 - DI3 1 Check external motor purgation device x
AW20 motor purgation monitoring system. correct 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
- Loose or disconnected wire(S) correctly set
ExtRef1Lost 9.18 - b00 External reference 1 signal loss. - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.06 C3P1 - AI1 1 Check parameter settings. x

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
ExtTrafoProtect 9.84 - b04 A transformer alarm is detected by - Settings of external device are not 32.07 & 32.08 depending on 1 Check external monitoring device x
FW10 the external transformer monitoring correct settings of Par. 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
FC1 system . - Loose or disconnected wire(S) 59.24 & 59.25 correctly set

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
FW7 FC2 the external transformer monitoring correct settings of Par. 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
system . - Loose or disconnected wire(S) 59.24 & 59.25 correctly set
AW21 the external transformer monitoring correct settings of Par. 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
system . - Loose or disconnected wire(S) 59.24 & 59.25 correctly set
EXU CabinetOvTmp 9.55 - b07 Overtemperature in excitation cabinet - EXU Ambient temperature high AMC - CH5 1 Check EXU ambient temperature x
AW2 detected. - Relay settings incorrect - A715 (according to converter specification)
- Wiring not correct (closed loop) - A716 2 Check temperature setting of thermal
- Wrong parameter settings CCB PAI - Board relay (see electrical drawings)
- DI8 3 Ground converter, open cabinet doors
equipment
unusually high
EXU ContactorACK 9.54 - b03 Excitation contactor feedback signal - EXU contactor feedback signal is not C1P1 - DI14 1 Check parameter settings x
AW1 not received within delay time. active 2 Check wiring
- Wrong parameter settings (no SD - 3 Check S800 - Module
drive)
- Loose or disconnected wire
EXU ContactorCtrl 9.17 - b00 Excitation contactor feedback signal - EXU contactor feedback signal is not C1P1 - DI14 1 Check parameter settings x
FW1 FC2 not received. active 2 Check wiring
- Wrong parameter settings (no SD - 3 Check S800 - Module
drive)
- Loose or disconnected wire

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
EXU CurrOverload 9.24 - b04 Motor rotor circuit (=excitation) current - Motor excitation current to high 30.05 ... 30.09 2.14 Excitation 1 Check parameter settings x
FW2 overload. - EXU faulty Current 2 Check EXU
FC2HIP - Wrong parameter setting 3 Check the motor
4 Follow standard procedure. See 13.3
Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
EXU CurrOverload 9.58 - b14 Motor rotor circuit (=excitation) current - Motor excitation current to high 30.05 ... 30.09 2.14 Excitation 1 Check parameter settings x
AW5 overload. - EXU faulty Current 2 Check EXU
- Wrong parameter setting 3 Check the motor
EXU EarthFault 9.54 - b02 Excitation (rotor) circuit fault - EXU earth fault protection switch AMC - CH5 1 Check that parameter settings x
AW1 active - A715 correspond to the drive (SD)
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not - A716 2 Check EXU earth fault
properly connected or have wrong CCB PAI - Board 3 Check connections and polarity of fiber
polarity - DI6 optics
- AMC board defective 4 Check wiring on PAI - board
- Wrong parameter settings (no SD -
drive)
- PAI - board defective
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) at PAI
- board
- CCB - board defective
EXU HW OverlProt 9.16 - b01 EXU HW Overload protection. - EXU overload protection switch AMC - CH5 1 Check that parameter settings x
FW8 FC1 active - A715 correspond to the drive (SD)
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not - A716 2 Check EXU fuses
properly connected or have wrong CCB PAI - Board 3 Check connections and polarity of fiber
polarity - DI7 optics
- AMC board defective 4 Check wiring on PAI - board
- Wrong parameter settings (no SD -
drive)
- PAI - board defective
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) at PAI
- board
- CCB - board defective

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
EXU OutpSwCtrlFault 44.09 - b03 EXU output switch has not operated - EXU output switch not operating 45.05 & 45.06 C6P3 - DI7…DI9 1 Check EXU output switch position x
FRD FW1 on time. Feedback signal not received (power supply missing) C6P2 - DO4 2 Check EXU output switch indicator
FC1 within defined time. - Wrong parameter setting C6P2 - DO5 devices
- Position indicator defective C6P2 - DO6 3 Check power supply for EXU output
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) breaker
5 Check wiring and connections
EXU OutpSwWrongPos 44.09 - b04 The position of EXU output switch is - Open and closed signals are active 45.05 & 45.06 C6P3 - DI7…DI9 1 Check EXU output switch position x
FRD FW1 not according to modulating status of at the same time C6P2 - DO4 2 Check EXU output switch indicator
FC1 the master or the follower selection. - EXU output switch not operating C6P2 - DO5 devices
The closed and open ackn.-signals (power supply missing) C6P2 - DO6 3 Check power supply for EXU output
are active at the same time (in any - Wrong parameter setting breaker
state). - Position indicator defective 4 Check parameter settings
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 5 Check wiring and connections
EXU TrafoTemp1 9.27 - b13 Excitation transformer over - Transformer load too high 85.07 & 85.08 C3P5 - AI7 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
FW2 temperature - Ambient temperature too high & 85.09 temperature and compare with rated
FC2LOP - Transformer cooling faulty figures. Refer to transformer manual
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty 2 Check if installation conditions are
- Shielding of control cables not satisfactory (exposure to sun, obstacles in
properly grounded air flow etc.)
3 Check cooling equipment. Refer to
description
EXU TrafoTemp1 9.56 - b13 Excitation transformer over - Transformer load too high 85.07 & 85.08 C3P5 - AI7 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
AW3 temperature - Ambient temperature too high & 85.09 temperature and compare with rated
- Transformer cooling faulty figures. Refer to transformer manual
description
EXU TrafoTemp2 9.26 - b13 Excitation transformer 2 over - Transformer load too high 85.10 & 85.11 C3P5 - AI8 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
FW1 temperature - Ambient temperature too high & 85.12 temperature and compare with rated
FC2LOP - Transformer cooling faulty figures. Refer to transformer manual
properlygrounded air flow etc.)
description

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
EXU TrafoTemp2 9.57 - b01 Excitation transformer 2 over - Transformer load too high 85.10 & 85.11 C3P5 - AI8 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
AW4 temperature - Ambient temperature too high & 85.12 temperature and compare with rated
- Transformer cooling faulty figures. Refer to transformer manual
description
F
FactoryMacroFailed 9.18 - b07 Factory parameter file or factory - Factory macro not available. x
FW2 FC2 macro parameter file storing or
restoring has failed.
FaultWithHWDefect 9.22 - b00 Hardware failure has been detected 1 Check first fault message to find root
FW6 FC2 (eg. CT Failure, AMC reboot is cause.
requested). 2 Reset only possible by reboot of AMC
board.
FaultyINU NotIsol 44.11 - b03 Faulty Drive was not isolated within - Parameter settings for monitoring 45.10 1 Check parameters settings x
FRD AW1 preset time. time is too short (INU output switch
opening time takes longer than
expected)
FollowRunTOut 44.11 - b02 Follower has not reached running - Parameter settings for monitoring 45.09 1 Check parameters settings x
FRD AW1 state within preset time. time is too short (change over time
takes longer than expected)
FRD CH0 NoWDPulse 44.09 - b06 The watchdog bit on CH0 has not - Watch-dog pulse to short 45.17 & 45.18 AMC - CH0 1 Check that parameter settings x
FRD FW1 changed for the preset time. - Wrong parameter settings (e.g. - A705 correspond to the external communication
FC1 Node Addr.) - A706 interface

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
FT FaultNotAckn 9.61 - b01 Firing through is active and the - FT fault not acknowledged by 16.24 1 Acknowledged FT fault by parameter x
AW8 acknowledgment command has not parameter settings
been set. 2 Check root cause for FT fault
G
GndSwitchClosed 9.10 - b02 DC link grounding switch closed ackn. - Ground switch closed C1P3 - DI6 1 Check that grounding isolator is open. x
FW2 FC1 while charging. - No feedback signal from Grounding C1P3 - DI7 2 If not, close all doors and open
isolator grounding isolator
- Malfunction in control circuit of
Grounding isolator
H
HomingTimeout 9.20 - b01 Homingg function is active. Target - Motor not moving Motor control 1 Check parameter settings x
FW4 FC2 position not reached within delay time. - Wrong parameter settings parameters
55.28
I
INT0 MF I2I Link 44.09 - b09 INT2INT link is not working – - DDCS fiber optic cable not - Check fibre optic cable x
FRD FW1 FOLLOWER drive will be switched off. connected
FC1 - DDCS fiber optic cables are not
properly connected or have wrong
polarity
INU CabinetOvTemp 9.23 - b11 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.02 C1P3 - DI5 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
FW1 thermal relay in INU cabinet. - Relay settings to converter specification)
equipment
unusually high

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
INU CabinetOvTemp 9.55 - b11 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.02 C1P3 - DI5 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
AW2 thermal relay in INU cabinet. - Relay settings to converter specification)
equipment
unusually high
INU OperPrevent 9.55 - b03 INU Operation Prevention is active. - INU Operation Prevention activated 32.11 C1P1 - DI3 1 Check that parameter setting x
AW2 during drive running correspond to the needs (if Drive should
- Wrong parameter settings not stop during running ==> set parameter
- S800 Module defect 32.11 to NO REACTION)
2 Check S800 module
INU OutpSwCtrlFault 44.09 - b01 INU output switch has not operated - Output switch not operating (motor 45.01& 45.02 C6P3 - DI1…DI4 1 Check INU output switch position x
FRD FW1 on time (Valid for isolator and power supply missing) C6P2 - DO1 (Isolator / Breaker)
FC1 breaker). Feedback signal not - Wrong parameter setting C6P2 - DO2 2 Check INU output switch indicator
received within defined time. - Position indicator defective C6P2 - DO3 devices
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check power supply for motor
5 Check wiring and connections
INU OutpSwWrongPos 44.09 - b00 INU output switch has a wrong - Open and closed signals are active 45.01& 45.02 C6P2 - DI1…DI4 1 Check INU output switch position x
FRD FW1 position (Valid for isolator and at the same time C6P2 - DO1 (Isolator / Breaker)
FC1 breaker). Not correct position - Output switch not operating (motor C6P2 - DO2 2 Check INU output switch indicator
feedback signals while the drive state power supply missing) C6P2 - DO3 devices
was RDYRUN or higher. If the closed - Wrong parameter setting 3 Check power supply for motor
and open ackn.-signals are active at - Position indicator defective 4 Check parameter settings
the same time, the fault is also - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 5 Check wiring and connections
generated (in any state).
INU1 FaultPending 9.69 - b01 A fault in INU1 is active. The INU1 - Trip in INU1 active 1 Check if a PFF - Link fault is active x
AW16 sends a trip request to the INU(s) via - PFF - Link not working / active 2 Check root cause of fault in INU1 and

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
InvalidParSetGr17 9.55 - b01 Invalid parameter settings for Parameter 17.01 MCBClosingLevel 17.01 & 17.02 Follow standard procedure. See 13.3 x
AW2 parameter group 17 (DC link charging must be at least 100 V lower than Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
/ MCB closing level parameters). parameter 17.02 DCChargingLevel
IOB NotInPlace 44.09 - b02 INU output breaker is neither in - Neither open nor closed feedback 45.01, 45.03 & C6P2 - DI1…DI4 1 Check INU output breaker position x
FRD FW1 operation position nor in service signals are active 45.04 C6P2 - DO1 2 Check INU output breaker indicator
FC1 position. - Output breaker not operating (motor C6P2 - DO2 devices
power supply missing) C6P2 - DO3 3 Check power supply for motor
- Wrong parameter setting 4 Check parameter settings
- Position indicator defective 5 Check wiring and connections

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
IsolOperDisabled 44.11 - b04 Motor of INU output isolator is de- - The rottary switch (normally 45.01 C6P3 - DI3 1 Check "INU Output Switch" - operation x
FRD AW1 energized. mounted in COU door) for disabling switch (digital input)
the INU output schwitch operation has 3 Check wiring
to be set to DISABLED while drive is 4 Check parameters settings
in ReadyRun 5 Check S800 modules
M
MacroChangeActive 9.54 - b14 User macro change is active. - User macro change active as 16.06 AMC - CH0 1 Check parameter settings x
AW1 requeseted AMC - CH4 2 Check control from overriding system
- User Macro change selected by C1P1 - DI10 3 Check S800 module
C1P1 - DI10
- User macro change by overriding
system selected
- S800 Module defect
MainTrafo 1Temp1 9.56 - b00 Main transformer 1 over temperature - Transformer load too high 85.01 & 85.02 C3P5 - AI1 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
AW3 1 detected. - Ambient temperature too high & 85.03 temperature and compare with rated
- Transformer cooling faulty figures (make logbook entry). Refer to
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty transformer manual
- Parameter for alarm limit is set 2 Check if installation conditions are
wrong satisfactory (exposure to sun, obstacles in
- S800 Module faulty air flow etc.)
- Wiring in the protection circuit loose 3 Check cooling equipment. Refer to
- Shielding of control cables not description of cooling circuit in transformer
properly grounded manual
4 Check wiring of monitoring circuit
5 Check if shielding of control cables is
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
properly grounded
properly grounded
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
properly grounded
properly grounded
MainTrafo1Temp1 9.27 - b00 Main transformer 1 over temperature #NAME? 85.01 & 85.02 C3P5 - AI1 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
FW2 1 detected. & 85.03 temperature and compare with rated
FC2LOP figures (make logbook entry). Refer to
transformer manual
2 Check if installation conditions are
satisfactory (exposure to sun, obstacles in
air flow etc.)
description of cooling circuit in transformer
manual
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MainTrafo1Temp2 9.27 - b01 Main transformer 1 over temperature - Transformer load too high 85.01 & 85.02 C3P5 - AI2 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
FW2 2 detected. - Ambient temperature too high & 85.03 temperature and compare with rated
FC2LOP - Transformer cooling faulty figures (make logbook entry). Refer to
- Parameter for trip limit is set wrong 2 Check if installation conditions are
- S800 Module faulty satisfactory (exposure to sun, obstacles in
- Wiring in the protection circuit loose air flow etc.)
- Shielding of control cables not 3 Check cooling equipment. Refer to
properly grounded description of cooling circuit in transformer
manual
properly grounded
manual
properly grounded
manual
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
manual
properly grounded
manual
properly grounded
MainTrafo2Temp1 9.89 - b05 Main transformer 2 over temperature - Transformer load too high 75.12 C3P7 - AI1 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
FW4 1 detected. - Ambient temperature too high 80.26 & 87.01 temperature and compare with rated
FC2LOP - Transformer cooling faulty & 87.02 & figures (make logbook entry). Refer to
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty 87.03 transformer manual
manual
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW17 1 detected. - Ambient temperature too high 80.26 & 87.01 temperature and compare with rated
- Transformer cooling faulty & 87.02 & figures (make logbook entry). Refer to
properly grounded
manual
properly grounded
properly grounded

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
manual
properly grounded
properly grounded
manual
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
properly grounded
manual
properly grounded
properly grounded

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
manual
properly grounded
properly grounded
MainTrafoTemp A1 71.01 - b00 Main transformer over temperature A1 - Transformer load too high 71.06 … 71.07 C4P1 - AI1 1 Check transformer load and ambient
C4P1 via analog input AI1 detected. - Ambient temperature too high 71.16 … 71.23 temperature.
FW1 FC1 - Transformer cooling faulty 71.32 … 71.35 2 Check if installation conditions are
- Parameter for trip limit is set Wrong satisfactory.
- S800 Module faulty 3 Check cooling equipment.
- Wiring in the protection circuit loose 4 Check parameter settings
/ wrong conected 5 Check wiring

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MainTrafoTemp A1 71.03 - b00 Main transformer over temperature A1 - Transformer load too high 71.06 … 71.07 C4P1 - AI1 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
AW1 - Transformer cooling faulty 71.32 … 71.35 2 Check if installation conditions are

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MainTrafoTemp A5 71.01 - b04 Main transformer over temperature - Transformer load too high 71.06 … 71.07 C4P1 - AI5 1 Check transformer load and ambient

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MainTrafoTemp A5 71.03 - b04 Main transformer over temperature - Transformer load too high 71.06 … 71.07 C4P1 - AI5 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
MainTrafoTemp A6 71.01 - b05 Main transformer over temperature - Transformer load too high 71.06 … 71.07 C4P1 - AI6 1 Check transformer load and ambient
MainTrafoTemp A6 71.03 - b05 Main transformer over temperature - Transformer load too high 71.06 … 71.07 C4P1 - AI6 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
Master EXU EarthFlt 44.10 - b11 INU tripped with excitation circuit - Fault in excitation unit on master 1 Check pending faults in excitation unit
FRD FW2 earth fault in Master drive. side
FC2
MaxDCIsolatorOpen 9.16 - b09 More DC – Isolators in drive systems - More than maximum allowed DC – 77.16 1 Check DC – Isolators positions x
FW8 FC1 are open at the same time as allowed. Isolators are open 2 Check parameter settings

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MCB1CloseControl 9.09 - b09 MCB1 status not closed while close - Feedback signal missing 17.01 & 17.02 C1P3 - DI14 1 Check the MCB1 control parameters x
FW1 FC1 request is active. - Closing timeout to short & 17.03 & C1P3 - DI15 and make proper settings. Especially pay
- Wrong control place selection or 17.04 & 21.14 C1P3 - DI16 attention to set the delay times correct.
other faulty parameter setting, for & 21.16 & C1P4 - D04 2 Check the MCB1 operation according
example the delay time is set too 21.17 & 21.18 user manual and circuit diagram. If the
short for the MCB1 & 21.19 & MCB1 is tripped read fault buffers before
- Malfunction of MCB1. The main 21.22 resetting the fault.
circuit breaker malfunction can be 3 Check the wiring between the main
caused by different reasons such as: circuit breaker and the converter.
manual control can override the 4 Check S800 Modules
control signals coming from the
converter, the MCB1 has tripped for
some reason (e.g. overcurrent) and
can not operate before it is reset or
there is a fault in the MCB1 control
signals or in the MCB1 auxiliary power
supply.
- Wiring in the MCB1 monitoring
circuit may be loose.
- MCB1 close control fault is activated
if the converter can not operate the
MCB1. Note! If the converter control
gives order that the MCB1 must be
closing and the feedback "MCB1 is
closed" from MCB1 is not indicating
after a specified time limit, this fault
will be activated.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MCB2CloseControl 9.15 - b03 MCB2 status not closed while close - Feedback signal missing 17.01 & 17.02 C1P3 - DI10 1 Check the MCB2 control parameters x
FW7 FC1 request is active. - Closing timeout to short & 17.03 & C1P3 - DI9 and make proper settings. Especially pay
- Wrong control place selection or 17.04 & 21.16 C1P4 - D03 attention to set the delay times correct.
other faulty parameter setting, for & 21.17 & 2 Check the MCB2 operation according
example the delay time is set too 21.22 & 21.23 user manual and circuit diagram. If the
short for the MCB2 MCB2 is tripped read fault buffers before
- Malfunction of MCB2. The main resetting the fault.
circuit breaker malfunction can be 3 Check the wiring between the main
caused by different reasons such as: circuit breaker and the converter.
manual control can override the 4 Check S800 Modules
control signals coming from the
converter, the MCB2 has tripped for
there is a fault in the MCB2 control
supply.
- Wiring in the MCB2 monitoring
- MCB2 close control fault is activated
if the converter can not operate the
MCB2. Note! If the converter control
gives order that the MCB2 must be
closing and the feedback "MCB2 is
closed" from MCB2 is not indicating
after a specified time limit, this fault
will be activated.
MCB1NotAvailable 9.11 - b13 The status of the digital input "MCB1 - Wrong parameter settings 21.02 C1P3 - DI16 1 Check external monitoring signal x
FW3 FC1 Available" is not correct (depending - Loose or disconnected wire(s) (device)
on parameter settings: high active or - S800 I/O Moule faulty 2 Check wiring
low active). - S800 terminal unit broken 3 Check parameters settings
4 Check S800 modules

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MCB1NotAvailable 9.61 - b11 MCB1 is not available for closing. - MCB1 is in test position or racked 21.20 C1P1 - D16 1 Check if MCB11 is racked in and no trip x
AW8 out command is actice
- MCB1 tripped by protection device 2 Check parameter settings
- Wrong parameter settings 3 Check S800 - Module
MCB2NotAvailable 9.15 - b05 The status of the digital input "MCB2 - Wrong parameter settings 21.26 C1P3 - DI10 1 Check external monitoring signal x
FW7 FC1 Available" is not correct (depending - Loose or disconnected wire(s) (device)
on parameter settings: high active or - S800 I/O Moule faulty 2 Check wiring
low active). - S800 terminal unit broken 3 Check parameters settings
4 Check S800 modules
MCB2NotAvailable 9.61 - b09 MCB2 is not available for closing. - MCB2 is in test position or racked 21.26 C1P1 - D10 1 Check if MCB2 is racked in and no trip x
AW8 out command is actice
- MCB2 tripped by protection device 2 Check parameter settings
MCB ON InhibitSW 9.58 - b05 MCB ON Command is inhibited - digital input is "high active" but 82.06 & 82.07 C3P2 - DI8 1 Check that parameter settings x
AW5 (unexpected closing of MCB). should be "low active" correspond to the needs (high - / low
Drive is in Ready ON – State :MCB - S800 I/O Moule faulty active signal)
ON Inhibition is active => ACS6000 - S800 terminal unit broken 2 Check loose cable wiring, correct
state changes to "NOT READY ON". - Loose or disconnected wire(s) connection
Drive is in Ready RUN – State : MCB - Wrong parameter settings 3 Check parameter settings
ON Inhibition is active => ACS6000
no reaction.
Drive is in Ready REF – State : MCB
ON Inhibition is active => ACS6000
no reaction.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MCB1OpenControl 9.09 - b10 MCB1 status not open while open - Feedback signal missing 17.04 & 17.05 C1P3 - DI14 1 Check that parameter settings are x
FW1 FC1 request is active. - Opening timeout too short &17.08 & C1P3 - DI15 correct and correspond to the MCB1
- Malfunction of MCB1. The main 21.14 & 21.16 C1P3 - DI16 control interface
circuit breaker Malfunction can be & 21.17 & C1P4 - D05 2 Check MCB1 functions according to the
caused by different reasons such as: 21.18 & 21.19 MCB1 user’s manual and circuit diagram
manual control can override The & 21.22 3 Check external wiring of MCB1 feedback
control signals coming from The signal
converter, The MCB1 has tripped for
there is a Fault in The MCB1 control
signals or in The MCB1 auxiliary
power supply.
- MCB1 open control Fault become
active if The converter control is trying
to open The MCB1, but (after a
predefined delay) The Feedback still
indicates that The MCB1 is closed.
- Wiring in The MCB1 monitoring
- S800 I/O Module Faulty

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MCB2OpenControl 9.15 - b04 MCB2 status not open while - Feedback signal missing 17.04 & 17.05 C1P3 - DI10 1 Check that parameter settings are x
FW7 FC1 open request is active. - Opening timeout too short &17.08 & C1P3 - DI1 correct and correspond to the MCB2
- Malfunction of MCB2. The main 21.14 & 21.16 C1P4 - D08 control interface
circuit breaker Malfunction can be & 21.17 & 2 Check MCB2 functions according to the
caused by different reasons such as: 21.22 & 21.24 MCB user’s manual and circuit diagram
manual control can override The 3 Check external wiring of MCB2 feedback
control signals coming from The signal
converter, The MCB2 has tripped for
there is a Fault in The MCB2 control
supply.
- MCB2 open control Fault become
active if The converter control is trying
to open the MCB2, but (after a
predefined delay) the feedback still
indicates that The MCB is closed.
- Wiring in The MCB2 monitoring
- S800 I/O Module Faulty
MCBNotOn 9.09 - b00 MCB is not ON while start is pressed. - Drive not charged. 1 Charge the drive and try again to start x
FW1 FC1 - Charging not completely finished - the drive.
Drive is not in Ready Run state
MF FollowerTripReq 9.16 - b08 Master/Follower control. Drive tripped - Follower drive has tripped Group 41 AMC - CH2 1 Check Follower drive x
FW8 FC1 by signal from follower drive(s). - AMC board power supply of Master - 709 2 Check AMC power supply of master
drive -710 drive
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not 3 Check parameter settings
polarity
- Wrong parameter settings (DataSet
Enable, NodeAdress .. used to
specify the Master/Follower control on
channel CH2)
- Timeout monitoring time is to short

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MF FollowerTripReq 9.17 - b08 Master/Follower control. Drive tripped - Follower drive has tripped Group 41 AMC - CH2 1 Check Follower drive x
FW1 FC2 by signal from follower drive(s). - AMC board power supply of Master - 709 2 Check AMC power supply of master
drive -710 drive
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not 4 Check parameter settings
polarity
channel CH2)
MF MasterTripReq 9.16 - b07 Master/Follower control. Drive tripped - Master drive has tripped Group 41 AMC - CH2 1 Check Master drive x
FW8 FC1 by signal from master drive. - AMC board power supply of Master - 709 2 Check AMC power supply of master
drive -710 drive
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not 3 Check connections and polarity of fiber
properly connected or have wrong optics
polarity 4 Check parameter settings
channel CH2)

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MF MasterTripReq 9.17 - b07 Master/Follower control. Drive tripped - Master drive has tripped Group 41 AMC - CH2 1 Check Master drive x
FW1 FC2 by signal from master drive. - AMC board power supply of Master - 709 2 Check AMC power supply of master
drive -710 drive
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not 3 Check connections and polarity of fiber
properly connected or have wrong optics
polarity 4 Check parameter settings
channel CH2)
MF SelectChanged 44.11 - b01 Master/Follower selection changed. - INU drive configuration changed 41.12 1 Check root cause of changes x
FRD AW1 from Master - to Follower - Control (Dparameter, Digital Input or Fault)
OR from Follower - to Master - 2 Digital Input: Check S800 I/O or
Control as requested (paramter, connection
digital input or by fault) 3 Fault: Check fault logger in Master - &
Follower - drive for reason of changes
ModulatDischarge 9.09 - b03 Discharging of the DC link by IGCT - Faulty discharging circuit. . 17.08 1 Check voltage measurement x
FW1 FC1 modulation failed. - Wrong parameter settings 2 Check that all INU’s are stopped (not
RDY REF)
3 Check for other related fault messages
in all COUs
MotAdditionalMon1 9.27 - b12 Motor additional monitoring 1 is - External monitoring signal is above 85.07 & 85.08 C3P5 - AI7 1 Check external monitoring signal x
FW2 active. The high limit (as requested) & 85.09 (device)
FC2LOP - Wrong parameter settings 2 Check wiring
AW3 active. the high limit (as requested) & 85.09 (device)
- Wrong parameter settings 2 Check wiring

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FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
FW1 active. the high limit (as requested) & 85.12 (device)
FC2LOP - Wrong parameter settings 2 Check wiring
AW4 active. the high limit (as requested) & 85.12 (device)
MotAdditionalMon3 9.90 - b08 Motor additional monitoring 3 is - External monitoring signal is above 75.12 C3P7 - AI7 1 Check external monitoring signal x
FW5 active. the high limit (as requested) 80.32 & 87.07 (device)
FC2LOP - Wrong parameter settings & 87.08 & 2 Check wiring
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 87.09 3 Check parameters settings
AW20 active. the high limit (as requested) 80.32 & 87.07 (device)
- Wrong parameter settings & 87.08 & 2 Check wiring
FW5 active. the high limit (as requested) 80.33 & 87.10 (device)
FC2LOP - Wrong parameter settings & 87.11 & 2 Check wiring
AW20 active. the high limit (as requested) 80.33 & 87.10 (device)
- Wrong parameter settings & 87.11 & 2 Check wiring

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotBearing1Temp1 9.27 - b03 Motor bearing 1 over temperature 1 - Bearing temperature too high, 85.01 & 85.02 C3P5 - AI1 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
FW2 detected. exceeds trip level & 85.03 correct
FC2LOP - Ambient temperature too high 2 Check the correct limits for
- Bearing cooling (oil) faulty overtemperature trip by consulting the
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty customer and motor manuals
- Parameter for trip limit is set wrong 3 Check the motor bearing system
- S800 Module faulty Follow standard procedure. See 13.3
- Wiring in the protection circuit loose Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
- Shielding of control cables not
properly grounded
properly grounded
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotBearingMon2 9.24 - b02 External motor bearing monitoring - Motor bearing monitoring active 75.07 & 82.22 C3P2 - DI16 1 Check parameter settings x
FW2 signal active. Monitoring circuit gives - Faulty protection device & 82.23 2 Check wirings
FC2HIP signal to digital input of the converter. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check the motor vibration monitoring
- Wrong parameter setting system is faulty or if there is a real high
vibration
4 Check the reason for a high motor
vibration
MotBearingTemp1 9.56 - b03 Motor bearing over temperature 1 - Bearing temperature too high, 85.01 & 85.02 C3P5 - AI1 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
AW3 detected. exceeds trip level & 85.03 correct
- Ambient temperature too high 2 Check the correct limits for
- Parameter for alarm limit is set 3 Check the motor bearing system
wrong Follow standard procedure. See 13.3
- S800 Module faulty Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
- Wiring in the protection circuit loose
properly grounded
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
properly grounded
MotBearingTempDE 9.90 - b06 Motor bearing over temperature on - Bearing temperature too high, 75.12 C3P7 - AI7 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
FW5 driven end (DE) detected. exceeds trip level 80.32 & 87.07 correct
FC2LOP - Ambient temperature too high & 87.08 & 2 Check the correct limits for
- Bearing cooling (oil) faulty 87.09 overtemperature trip by consulting the
properly grounded
MotBearingTempDE 9.91 - b12 Motor bearing over temperature on - bearing temperature too high, 75.12 C3P7 - AI7 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
AW17 driven end (DE) detected. exceeds alarm level 80.32 & 87.07 correct
- Ambient temperature too high & 87.08 & 2 Check the correct limits for
- bearing cooling (oil) Faulty 87.09 overtemperature trip by consulting the
- Wiring in protection circuit Faulty customer and motor manuals
- parameter for alarm limit is Set 3 Check the motor bearing system
Wrong Follow standard procedure. See 13.3
- S800 Module Faulty Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
- Wiring in The protection circuit
Loose
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotBearingTempNDE 9.90 - b07 Motor bearing over temperature on - Bearing temperature too high, 75.12 C3P7 - AI8 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
FW5 non driven end (NDE) detected. exceeds trip level 80.33 & 87.10 correct
- Bearing cooling (oil) faulty 87.12 overtemperature trip by consulting the
properly grounded
MotBearingTempNDE 9.91 - b13 Motor bearing over temperature on - bearing temperature too high, 75.12 C3P7 - AI8 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
AW17 non driven end (NDE) detected. exceeds alarm level 80.33 & 87.10 correct
- bearing cooling (oil) Faulty 87.12 overtemperature trip by consulting the
- Wiring in protection circuit Faulty customer and motor manuals
- parameter for alarm limit is Set 3 Check the motor bearing system
Wrong Follow standard procedure. See 13.3
- S800 Module Faulty Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
- Wiring in The protection circuit
Loose
properly grounded
MotCoolAirTInlet 9.86 - b01 Motor cooling inlet temperature is too - External monitoring signal is above 85.07 & 85.08 C3P5 - AI7 1 Check external monitoring signal x
FW8 FC2 high. the high limit (as requested) & 85.09 (device)
MotCoolAirTInlet 9.95 - b01 Motor cooling inlet temperature is too - External monitoring signal is above 85.07 & 85.08 C3P5 - AI7 1 Check external monitoring signal x
AW21 high. the high limit (as requested) & 85.09 (device)

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotCoolAirTOutlet 9.86 - b02 Motor cooling outlet temperature is - External monitoring signal is above 85.10 & 85.11 C3P5 - AI8 1 Check external monitoring signal x
FW8 FC2 too high. the high limit (as requested) & 85.12 (device)
MotCoolAirTOutlet 9.95 - b02 Motor cooling outlet temperature is - External monitoring signal is above 85.10 & 85.11 C3P5 - AI8 1 Check external monitoring signal x
AW21 too high. the high limit (as requested) & 85.12 (device)
MotCoolWtrTmpCold 9.86 - b07 Too cold motor cooling water - Motor water cooling temperature too 75.12 C3P7 - AI8 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
FW8 FC2 temperature detected low, below trip level 80.33 & 87.10 correct
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty & 87.11 & 2 Check the correct limits for
- Parameter for trip limit is set wrong 87.12 overtemperature trip by consulting the
- S800 Module faulty customer and motor manuals
- Wiring in the protection circuit loose 3 Check the motor bearing system
- Shielding of control cables not Follow standard procedure. See 13.3
properly grounded Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.
MotCoolWtrTmpCold 9.95 - b07 Too cold motor cooling water - Motor water cooling temperature too 75.12 C3P7 - AI8 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
AW21 temperature detected low, below trip level 80.33 & 87.10 correct

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotCoolWtrTmpHot 9.86 - b06 Too hot motor cooling water - Motor water cooling temperature too 75.12 C3P7 - AI7 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
FW8 FC2 temperature detected. high, exceeds trip level 80.32 & 87.07 correct
MotCoolWtrTmpHot 9.95 - b06 Too hot motor cooling water - Motor water cooling temperature too 75.12 C3P7 - AI7 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
AW21 temperature detected. high, exceeds trip level 80.32 & 87.07 correct
MotGndSwControl 44.10 - b01 Motor grounding switch has not - Motor grounding switch not 45.07& 45.08 C6P1 - DI6 1 Check Motor grounding switch position x
FRD FW2 operated on time. Feedback signal operating (motor power supply C6P1 - DI7 2 Check Motor grounding switch indicator
FC2 not received within defined time. missing) C6P2 - DO7 devices
- Wrong parameter setting C6P2 - DO8 3 Check power supply for motor
- Position indicator defective 4 Check parameter settings
MotGndSwWrongPos 44.10 - b00 Motor grounding switch has a wrong - Motor grounding switch not 45.07& 45.08 C6P1 - DI6 1 Check Motor grounding switch position x
FRD FW2 position or position of feedback operating (motor power supply C6P1 - DI7 2 Check IMotor grounding switch indicator
FC2 signals are not matching while the missing) C6P2 - DO7 devices
drive state was RDYRUN or higher. If - Open and closed signals are active C6P2 - DO8 3 Check power supply for motor
the closed and open ackn.-signals are at the same time 4 Check parameter settings
active at the same time, the fault is - Wrong parameter setting 5 Check wiring and connections
also generated (in any state). - Position indicator defective

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotorBearingDE 71.02 - b10 Motor bearing on driven end site has - Motor cooling system faulty 71.06 & 71.07 C4P1 - AI7 1 Check motor load and ambient x
C4P1 an overtemperature detected. - S800 Module faulty 71.24 … 71.27 temperature
FW1 FC2 - Wiring in the protection circuit loose 71.40 … 71.42 2 Check if installation conditions are
- Shielding of control cables not satisfactory.
properly grounded 3 Check motor cooling equipment.
5 Check wiring
MotorBearingDE 71.04 - b04 Motor bearing on driven end site has - Motor cooling system faulty 71.06 & 71.07 C4P1 - AI7 1 Check motor load and ambient x
AW2 - Wiring in the protection circuit loose 71.40 … 71.42 2 Check if installation conditions are
5 Check wiring
MotorBearingMon1 9.24 - b00 External motor bearing monitoring - Motor bearing monitoring active 75.07 & 82.20 C3P2 - DI15 1 Check parameter settings x
FW2 signal active. Monitoring circuit gives - Faulty protection device & 82.21 2 Check the external motor bearing
FC2HIP signal to digital input of the converter. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) monitoring system
- Wrong parameter setting 3 Check wirings
AW6 signal isactive. Monitoring circuit gives - Faulty protection device & 82.21 2 Check the external motor bearing
signal to digital input of the converter. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) monitoring system
AW6 signal active. Monitoring circuit gives - Faulty protection device & 82.23 2 Check wirings
signal to digital input of the converter. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check the motor vibration monitoring
- Wrong parameter setting system is faulty or if there is a real high
vibration
vibration

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW20 signal active. Monitoring circuit gives - Faulty protection device & 86.24 2 Check the external motor bearing
AW20 signal active. Monitoring circuit gives - Faulty protection device & 86.26 2 Check the external motor bearing
MotorBearingNDE 71.02 - b11 Motor bearing on driven end site has - Motor cooling system faulty 71.06 & 71.07 C4P1 - AI8 1 Check motor load and ambient x
FW1 FC2 - Wiring in the protection circuit loose 71.43 … 71.45 2 Check if installation conditions are
5 Check wiring

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotorBearingNDE 71.04 - b05 Motor bearing on driven end site has - Motor cooling system faulty 71.06 & 71.07 C4P1 - AI8 1 Check motor load and ambient x
AW2 - Wiring in the protection circuit loose 71.43 … 71.45 2 Check if installation conditions are
5 Check wiring
MotorMonitoring1 9.26 - b06 Fault from external motor monitoring - External motor monitoring device 75.07 & 80.10 C3P2 - DI13 1 Check external motor protecting device x
FW1 device tripped & 82.16 & 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
FC2LOP - Wiring in protection circuit faulty 82.17 correctly set in external motor protection
- Parameter settings wrong device
- S800 Module faulty 3 Check wiring between external
protecting device and ACS 6000
6 Check S800 module
MotorMonitoring1 9.58 - b12 Alarm signal from external motor - External motor monitoring device 75.07 & 80.10 C3P2 - DI13 1 Check external motor protecting device x
AW5 monitoring device is active. alarm indication & 82.16 & 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty 82.17 correctly set in external motor protection
6 Check S800 module
6 Check S800 module

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotorMonitoring2 9.59 - b00 Alarm signal from external motor - External motor monitoring device 75.07 & 80.10 C3P2 - DI14 1 Check external motor protecting device x
AW6 monitoring device is active. alarm indication & 82.18 & 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty 82.19 correctly set in external motor protection
6 Check S800 module
6 Check S800 module
MotorMonitoring3 9.94 - b00 Alarm from external motor monitoring - External motor monitoring device is 75.11 & 80.25 C3P7 - DI13 1 Check external motor protecting device x
AW20 device sending an alarm & 87.19 & 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
- Wiring in protection circuit Faulty 87.20 correctly set in external motor protection
- parameter settings Wrong device
- S800 Module Faulty 3 Check wiring between external
6 Check S800 module

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
6 Check S800 module
MotorMonitoring4 9.94 - b01 Alarm from external motor monitoring - External motor monitoring device is 75.11 & 80.25 C3P7 - DI14 1 Check external motor protecting device x
AW20 device sending an alarm & 87.21 & 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
- Wiring in protection circuit Faulty 87.22 correctly set in external motor protection
- parameter settings Wrong device
- S800 Module Faulty 3 Check wiring between external
6 Check S800 module
MotorMonitoringA1 71.02 - b08 Motor monitoring system over - Motor monitoring device set 71.06 & 71.07 C4P1 - AI7 1 Check motor load and ambient x
C4P1 temperature A1 via analog input AI7 incorectly 71.24 … 71.27 temperature
FW1 FC2 detected. - Motor cooling system faulty 71.40 … 71.42 2 Check if installation conditions are
- S800 Module faulty satisfactory.
- Wiring in the protection circuit loose 3 Check motor cooling equipment.
- Shielding of control cables not 4 Check parameter settings
properly grounded 5 Check wiring
AW2 detected. - Motor cooling system faulty 71.40 … 71.42 2 Check if installation conditions are

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
FW1 FC2 detected. - Motor cooling system faulty 71.43 … 71.45 2 Check if installation conditions are
AW2 detected. - Motor cooling system faulty 71.43 … 71.45 2 Check if installation conditions are
MotorOverTemp A1 71.02 - b06 Motor over temperature A1 via analog - Parameters for motor temperature 71.06 & 71.07 C4P1 - AI7 1 Check motor load and ambient
C4P1 input AI7 detected. monitoring are set incorrectly. 71.24 … 71.27 temperature
FW1 FC2 - Ambient temperature too high 71.40 … 71.42 2 Check if installation conditions are
- Motor cooling air is too hot (air- satisfactory.
cooled motor) or motor cooling water 3 Check motor cooling equipment.
is too hot (water-cooled motor) 4 Check parameter settings
- Parameter for trip limit is set Wrong 5 Check wiring
- S800 Module faulty 6 Check S800 - Module
/ wrong conected
MotorOverTemp A1 71.04 - b00 Motor over temperature A1 via analog - Parameters for motor temperature 71.06 & 71.07 C4P1 - AI7 1 Check motor load and ambient x
AW2 - Ambient temperature too high 71.40 … 71.42 2 Check if installation conditions are
/ wrong conected

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
/ wrong conected
/ wrong conected
MotorOverTemp1 9.26 - b07 Fault from external motor temperature - External motor cooling device 75.07 & 80.10 C3P2 - DI13 1 Check external motor protecting device x
FW1 monitoring device tripped & 82.16 & 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
FC2LOP - Parameters for external motor 82.17 correctly set in external motor protection
temperature monitoring are set device
incorrectly. 3 Check wiring between external
- Motor cooling air is too hot (air- protecting device and ACS 6000
cooled motor) or motor cooling water 4 Check wiring to protecting device inputs
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty 6 Check S800 module
- Motor cooling system faulty
- Motor load too high
- Ambient temperature too high
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty
- Parameter settings wrong
- S800 Module faulty

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotorOverTemp1 9.58 - b13 Alarm signal from external motor - External motor cooling device alarm 75.07 & 80.10 C3P2 - DI13 1 Check external motor protecting device x
AW5 temperature monitoring device is indication & 82.16 & 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
active. - Parameters for external motor 82.17 correctly set in external motor protection

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotorOverTemp2 9.59 - b01 Alarm signal from external motor - External motor cooling device alarm 75.07 & 80.10 C3P2 - DI14 1 Check external motor protecting device x
AW6 temperature monitoring device is indication & 82.18 & 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
active. - Parameters for external motor 82.19 correctly set in external motor protection

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotorOverTemp3 9.94 - b02 Alarm from external motor - External motor cooling device is 75.11 & 80.25 C3P7 - DI13 1 Check external motor protecting device x
AW20 temperature monitoring device sending an alarm signal & 87.19 & 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
- Parameters for external motor 87.20 correctly set in external motor protection

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotorOverTemp4 9.94 - b03 Alarm from external motor - External motor cooling device is 75.11 & 80.25 C3P7 - DI14 1 Check external motor protecting device x
AW20 temperature monitoring device sending an alarm signal & 87.21 & 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
- Parameters for external motor 87.22 correctly set in external motor protection
MotorRunInhibitSW 9.58 - b02 Run Command is inhibited - digital input is "high active" but 82.04 & 82.05 C3P2 - DI7 1 Check that parameter settings x
AW5 (unexpected start of motor). should be "low active" correspond to the needs (high - / low
Drive is in Ready ON – State :Motor - S800 I/O Moule faulty active signal)
Run Inhibtion is active => ACS6000 - S800 terminal unit broken 2 Check loose cable wiring, correct
keeps in "READY ON" – state & - Loose or disconnected wire(s) connection
ACS6000 state changes also to "NOT - Wrong parameter settings 3 Check parameter settings
READY RUN".
Drive is in Ready RUN – State :
Motor Run Inhibtion is active =>
ACS6000 state changes to " NOT
READY RUN ".
ACS6000 is in Ready REF – State :
MCB ON Inhibtion is active =>
ACS6000 no reaction.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotorStalled 9.17 - b05 Motor stall protection trip. - Motor stalled as described above 30.01 & 30.02 1 Check parameter settings x
FW1 FC2 The motor stall function protects the - Wrong parameter setting & 30.03 & 2 Lower stall frequency temporarily, start
motor from overheating by monitoring 30.04 drive to see if fault has disappeared. Be
output frequency and current. If motor careful not to overheat the motor
frequency is below freq. limit and the 3 Check that motor and converter are
torque is above torque limit for a correctly dimensioned and that they match
preset time the trip is initiated.. the required load
4 Verify what kind of loading profile is
normally used near the stall area.
5 Check the normal loading of the drive
and verify the driven equipment and the
motor bearing are functioning properly and
sized correctly
MotorStalled 9.55 - b05 Motor stall protection trip. - Motor is stalled as described above 30.01 & 30.02 1 Check parameter settings x
AW2 - Wrong parameter setting & 30.03 & 2 Lower stall frequency temporarily, start
The motor stall function protects the 30.04 drive to see if fault has disappeared. Be
motor from overheating by monitoring careful not to overheat the motor
output frequency and current. If motor 3 Check that motor and converter are
frequency is below freq. limit and the correctly dimensioned and that they match
torque is above torque limit for a the required load
preset time the trip is initiated.. 4 Verify what kind of loading profile is
normally used near the stall area.
5 Check the normal loading of the drive
and verify the driven equipment and the
motor bearing are functioning properly and
sized correctly
MotorVibration1 9.24 - b01 Motor vibration level too high, - Motor vibrations 75.07 & 82.20 C3P2 - DI15 1 Check parameter settings x
FW2 exceeds the trip level. Vibration in - Faulty protection device & 82.21 2 Check wirings
FC2HIP motor is to high and external vibration - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check the motor vibration monitoring
monitoring circuit gives signal to - Wrong parameter setting system is faulty or if there is a real high
digital input of the converter. vibration
vibration

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW6 exceeds the trip level. Vibration in - Faulty protection device & 82.21 2 Check wirings
motor is to high and external vibration - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check the motor vibration monitoring
vibration
FC2HIP motor is to high and external vibration - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check if the motor vibration monitoring
vibration
AW6 exceeds the trip level. Vibration in - Faulty protection device & 82.23 2 Check wirings
motor is to high and external vibration - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check the motor vibration monitoring
vibration
vibration

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
vibration
MotorWaterMon1 9.26 - b05 Fault from external monitoring device - External motor cooling device 75.07 & 80.10 C3P2 - DI12 1 Check external motor cooling /water) x
FW1 of motor cooling system 1 (water tripped & 82.14 & protecting device and transformer
FC2LOP cooled motor). - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 82.15 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
- Wrong parameter settings correctly set in external motor cooling
- S800 module faulty monitoring device
3 Check wiring between external
MotorWaterMon1 9.58 - b11 Alarm signal from external monitoring - External motor cooling device alarm 75.07 & 80.10 C3P2 - DI12 1 Check external motor cooling /water) x
AW5 device of motor cooling system 1 indication & 82.14 & protecting device and transformer
(water cooled motor).is active. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 82.15 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
MotorWaterMon2 9.90 - b10 Fault from external monitoring device - External motor cooling device 75.11 & 80.25 C3P7 - DI12 1 Check external motor cooling /water) x
FW5 of motor cooling system 2 (water tripped & 87.17 & protecting device and transformer
FC2LOP cooled motor). - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 87.18 2 Check that all trip limit settings are

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotorWaterMon2 9.94 - b04 Alarm from external monitoring device - External motor cooling device is 75.11 & 80.25 C3P7 - DI12 1 Check external motor cooling /water) x
AW20 of motor cooling system 2 (water sending an alarm signal & 87.17 & protecting device and transformer
cooled motor). - Loose or disconnected wire(S) 87.18 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
- S800 Module Faulty monitoring device
MotVibration3 9.94 - b09 Motor vibration level too high, - Motor vibrations 75.11 & 88.23 C3P6 - DI15 1 Check parameter settings x
AW20 exceeds the alarm level. Vibration in - Faulty protection device & 86.24 2 Check wirings
motor is to high and external vibration - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check if the motor vibration monitoring
vibration
MotVibration4 9.94 - b10 Motor vibration level too high, - Motor vibrations 75.11 & 88.25 C3P6 - DI16 1 Check parameter settings x
AW20 exceeds the alarm level. Vibration in - Faulty protection device & 86.26 2 Check wirings
motor is to high and external vibration - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check if the motor vibration monitoring
vibration
MotWinding1Temp1 9.27 - b09 Motor winding 1 overtemperature 1 - Parameters for motor temperature 85.04 & 85.05 C3P5 - AI4 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
FW2 detected. monitoring are set incorrectly. & 85.06 correct
- Motor cooling air is too hot (air- overtemperature trip by consulting the
cooled motor) or motor cooling water customer and motor manuals
is too hot (water-cooled motor) 3 Check the motor bearing system
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty Follow standard procedure. See 13.3
- Motor cooling system faulty Standard Procedure for Troubleshooting.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotWinding1Temp1 9.56 - b09 Motor winding 1 overtemperature 1 - Parameters for motor temperature 85.04 & 85.05 C3P5 - AI4 Verify that the parameter settings are x
AW3 detected. monitoring are set incorrectly. & 85.06 correct. Check the correct limits for
- Ambient temperature too high overtemperature trip by consulting the
- Motor cooling air is too hot (air- customer and motor manuals. Check the
cooled motor) or motor cooling water motor cooling system.Follow standard
is too hot (water-cooled motor) procedure. See 13.3 Standard Procedure
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty for Troubleshooting. Note

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotWinding2Temp1 9.90 - b00 Motor winding 2 overtemperature 1 - Parameters for motor temperature 75.12 C3P7 - AI1 1 Verify that the parameter settings are x
FW5 detected. monitoring are set incorrectly. 80.26 & 87.01 correct
- Motor cooling air is too hot (air- 87.03 overtemperature trip by consulting the
AW17 detected. monitoring are set incorrectly. 80.26 & 87.01 correct

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
MotWindingTemp A1 71.02 - b00 Motor winding over temperature A1 - Parameters for motor temperature 71.06 & 71.07 C4P1 - AI1 1 Check motor load and ambient
C4P1 via analog input AI1 detected. monitoring are set incorrectly. 71.16 … 71.19 temperature
/ wrong conected
MotWindingTemp A1 71.03 - b07 Motor winding over temperature A1 - Parameters for motor temperature 71.06 & 71.07 C4P1 - AI1 1 Check motor load and ambient x
/ wrong conected

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
/ wrong conected
/ wrong conected
/ wrong conected

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
/ wrong conected
/ wrong conected
/ wrong conected

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
/ wrong conected
/ wrong conected
/ wrong conected

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
/ wrong conected
MultDrive FC1Trip 9.09 - b12 Trip req. from other drive (if multi- - Trip request from the other drives 5.01 ... 5.06 & DDCS - CH6 1 Check trip (FC1) in other drives x
FW1 FC1 drive configuration is set or if ARU is are active 77.01 ... 77.08 2 Check that parameter settings are
used). - Wrong parameter settings correct
N
NBIO CH1 Error 9.16 - b02 Error in fast I/O – Module NBIO-xx. - Power supply off NBIO-xx missing 42.01 ... 42.09 AMC - CH1 1 Check parameter settings x
FW8 FC1 - Error (wiring) in analog input, analog - A707 2 Check NBIO-xx power supply
output, digital input or digital output off - A708 3 Check NBIO-xx HW settings
NBIO-xx NBIO21 4 Check connections and polarity of fiber
- Wrong address setting (rotary - TX optics
switch) off NBIO-xx - RX 5 Check wiring on NBIO-xx board
- Wrong dip switch setting (V , mA) off 6 Check HW version of NBIO-xx (modified
NBIO-xx type for fast signals)
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not 7 Change NBIO-xx
polarity
- NBIO21 - board defective
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) at
NBIO21 - board

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
FW3 FC2 - Error (wiring) in analog input, analog - A707 2 Check NBIO-xx power supply
polarity
NBIO21 - board
AW8 - Error (wiring) in analog input, analog - A707 2 Check NBIO-xx power supply
polarity
NBIO21 - board

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW8 - Error (wiring) in analog input, analog - A707 2 Check NBIO-xx power supply
polarity
NBIO21 - board
NewPasscodeNotSet 9.61 - b10 New passcode not set within delay - A new user passcode has to be 16.25 & 16.26 1 Set new user passcode if parameter lock x
AW8 time. entered within of 30s. is released.
O
Other INU EarthFlt 44.09 - b08 Other INU tripped with main circuit - Other INU has an earth fault - Check fault reason in other INU x
FRD FW1 earth fault. detected
FC1
Other INU FC1 44.11 - b06 Other drive tripped with fault class 1. - Check fault logger in other INU to 1 Check other INUs fault logger x
FRD AW1 find out the reason for the fault class
1 (FC1) trip
Other INU FC2 44.11 - b07 Other drive tripped with fault class 2. - Check fault logger in other INU to 1 Check other INUs fault logger x
FRD AW1 find out the reason for the fault class
2 (FC2) trip
Other INU FT 44.11 - b05 Other drive tripped with firing through. - Check fault logger in other INU to 1 Check other INUs fault logger x
FRD AW1 find out the reason for firing through
Other INU NotIsol 44.10 - b10 The other INU is not isolated from - S800 I/O Module faulty C6P3 - DI6 1 Check wiring and connections x
FRD FW2 motor (INU output switch of faulty - S800 terminal unit broken 2 Check S800 I/O Module
FC2 drive is not open). - Loose or disconnected wire(s)

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
OtherWCU FC1TripR 9.16 - b14 A fault class 1 fault in Standalone - Trip in Standalone WCU 1 Check if a PFF - Link fault is active x
FW8 FC1 WCU is active. The Standalone WCU - PFF - Link not working / active 2 Check root cause of fault in Standalone
sends a trip request to the ARU & WCU and reset pending fault
INU(s) via PFF -Link.
OtherWCU FC1TripR 9.19 - b14 A fault class 2 fault in Standalone - Trip in Standalone WCU 1 Check if a PFF - Link fault is active x
Other WCU Alarm 9.68 - b02 An alarm in Standalone WCU is - Alarm in Standalone WCU 1 Check if a PFF - Link fault is active x
AW15 active. The Standalone WCU sends a - PFF - Link not working / active 2 Check root cause of alarm in Standalone
trip request to the ARU & INU(s) via WCU
PFF -Link.
Other WCU Faulty 9.68 - b01 A fault in the standalone WCU is - Trip in stand alone WCU active 1 Check if a PFF - Link fault is active x
AW15 active. The WCU sends a trip request - PFF - Link not working / active 2 Check root cause of fault in stand alone
to the INU(s) via PFF -Link. WCU and reset pending fault
OutpSw1WrongPos 9.18 - b13 Output side grounding/isolator switch - Output grounding/isolation switch 1 30.16 & 30.17 C1P1 - DI8 1 Check output grounding switch position x
FW2 FC2 1 in wrong position. Not correct is closed and INU state is RDYRUN & 30.18 C1P1 - DI9 2 Check output grounding switch
position feedback signals while the or higher C1P2 - DO8 3 Check output grounding switch indicator
drive state was RDYRUN or higher. If - Open and closed signals are active C1P2 - DO9 devices
OutpSw2WrongPos 9.18 - b09 Output side grounding/isolator switch - Output grounding/isolation switch 2 30.16 & 30.20 C1P1 - DI6 1 Check output grounding switch position x
FW2 FC2 2 in wrong position. Not correct is closed and INU state is RDYRUN & 30.21 C1P1 - DI7 2 Check output grounding switch
position feedback signals while the or higher C1P2 - DO1 3 Check output grounding switch indicator
drive state was RDYRUN or higher. If - Open and closed signals are active C1P2 - DO2 devices

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
OutputSwitch1Ctrl 9.18 - b14 Output side grounding/isolator switch - Output switch 1 in wrong position 30.16 & 30.17 C1P1 - DI6 1 Check the switch position of output x
FW2 FC2 1 feedback signal not received within - Wrong parameter setting & 30.18 C1P1 - DI7 switch 2
defined time. Note that the SW based - Position indicator defective C1P2 - DO1 2 Check (optional) the switch indicator
switch control is not allowed if the - Loose or disconnected wire(s C1P2 - DO2 devices
EOFF is active or if the DC 3 Check parameter settings
grounding switch is closed ! 4 Check wiring and connections
OutputSwitch2Ctrl 9.18 - b10 Output side grounding/isolator switch - Output switch 2 in wrong position 30.16 & 30.20 C1P1 - DI6 1 Check the switch position of output x
FW2 FC2 2 feedback signal not received within - Wrong parameter setting & 30.21 C1P1 - DI7 switch 2
defined time. Note that the SW based - Position indicator defective C1P2 - DO1 2 Check (optional) the switch indicator
switch control is not allowed if the - Loose or disconnected wire(s C1P2 - DO2 devices
EOFF is active or if the DC 3 Check parameter settings
grounding switch is closed ! 4 Check wiring and connections
P
PanelLost 9.17 - b09 Failure in the RS-485 communication - The control panel connection may 31.01 AMC 1 Check that the cable from AMC board x
FW1 FC2 between the AMC board and the have come loose. . - X17 via NDPI to the control panel is properly
control panel CDP312 or to - Wrong parameter setting connected
DriveWindow SW (if PC is used). 2 Unplug and replug the cable a few times
3 Check the local control device (CDP 312
panel, DriveWindow etc.)
PanelLost 9.54 - b05 Failure in the RS-485 communication - The control panel connection may 31.01 AMC 1 Check that the cable from AMC board x
AW1 between the AMC board and the have come loose. - X17 via NDPI to the control panel is properly
control panel CDP312 or connected
DriveWindow SW (if PC is used). 2 Unplug and replug the cable a few times
3 Check the local control device (CDP 312
panel, DriveWindow etc.)
ParamSaveActive 9.54 - b04 Parameter saving is active. - Parameter saving is actice as 16.08 1 Parameter save is activated from x
AW1 requested (e.g. Macro change, User overriding system
Macro Save)
- Parameter for "parameter save" is
selected

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
PassiveDischarge 9.55 - b06 Passive discharging sequence is - TC State Machine stays in the INIT 17.32 1 Wait until waiting time has expired x
AW2 active. sequence after aux. power on (AMC) (relase for grounding switch)
- PPCS Communication fault active 2 Ground DC-Link & open the door
- INT0 PPCS Link fault active 3 Check root cause for communication
- PUB: Communication fault active fault
PositioningTimeout 9.20 - b00 Positioning function is active. Target - Motor not moving Motor control 1 Check parameter settings x
FW4 FC2 position not reached within delay time. - Wrong parameter settings parameters
55.21
ProcessStop Active 9.61 - b00 Process Stop is active (customer - Process Stop function is active (as 21.04 ... 21.13 C1P1 - DI13 1 Check parameter settings x
AW8 function). requested) 2 Check programmed "Process Stop"
- Wrong parameter settings function (limit value, monitored signal)
ProcessStop FC1 9.16 - b00 Process Stop is active (customer - Process Stop function is active (as 21.04 ... 21.13 C1P1 - DI13 1 Check parameter settings x
FW8 FC1 function). requested) 2 Check programmed "Process Stop"
ProcessStop FC2 9.19 - b00 Process Stop is active (customer - Process Stop function is active (as 21.04 ... 21.13 C1P1 - DI13 1 Check parameter settings x
FW3 FC2 function). requested) 2 Check programmed "Process Stop"

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
RDC AuxSupProtSw 44.09 - b07 Auxiliary supply voltage in redundant - Fuse blown due to fault in aux. C6P1 - DI2 1 Check fuses x
FRD FW1 drive cubicle (PILATUS) lost. circuit 2 Check 230VAC aux power supply to
FC1 - No aux. Supply voltage cubicle
7 Check S800 Module
RDC AuxSupProtSw 44.11 - b12 Auxiliary supply voltage in redundant - Fuse blown due to fault in aux. C6P1 - DI1 1 Check fuses x
FRD AW1 drive cubicle (PILATUS) lost. circuit 2 Check 230VAC aux power supply to
7 Check S800 Module
RDC CabinetOvTemp 44.10 - b07 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 45.22 C6P1 - DI3 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
FRD FW2 thermal relay in RDC cabinet. - Relay settings to converter specification)
FC2 - Wiring not correct (closed loop) 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
equipment
unusually high

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
RDC CabinetOvTemp 44.11 - b13 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 45.22 C6P1 - DI3 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
FRD AW1 thermal relay in RDC cabinet. - Relay settings to converter specification)
equipment
unusually high
S
S800 I/O Modules 9.18 - b12 Any of TB820 Cluster modem is - 24V power supply missing Group 75 1 Check if red LED on Cluster modem is x
FW2 FC2 faulty. - S800 Cluster modem faulty on
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 2 Remove cluster modem
- DDCS fiber optic cables are not
properly connected or have Wrong
polarity
S800 Module C1P1 9.18 - b11 S800 digital input module C1P1 not - S800 I/O Moule faulty 89.01 … 89.03 C1P1 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
FW2 FC2 OK (fault detected by S800 - S800 terminal unit broken 2 Remove I/O and reset fault
diagnostics) - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 If fault has disappeared: check wiring
- Wrong parameter settings 4 If fault is still present: replace S800
- Cluster Modem TB820 not working module
5 Check power supply of TB820 (check
LEDs)
6 Check fibre optic cable of TB820
7 Change TB820

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
S800 Module C1P1 9.60 - b00 S800 digital input module C1P1 not - S800 I/O Moule faulty 75.12 C1P1 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
AW7 OK (fault detected by S800 - S800 terminal unit broken 89.01 … 89.03 2 Remove I/O and reset fault
LEDs)
7 Change TB820
S800 Module C1P2 9.60 - b01 S800 digital output module C1P2 not - S800 I/O Moule faulty 89.01 … 89.03 C1P2 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
AW7 OK (fault detected by S800 - S800 terminal unit broken 2 Remove I/O and reset fault
LEDs)
7 Change TB820
S800 Module C1P3 9.10 - b12 S800 digital input module C1P3 not - S800 I/O Module faulty 75.04 C1P3 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
FW2 FC1 OK (fault detected by S800 - S800 terminal unit broken 89.01 … 89.03 2 Remove I/O and reset fault
module
S800 Module C1P3 9.60 - b02 S800 digital input module C1P3 not - S800 I/O Module faulty 75.04 & 75.12 C1P3 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
LEDs)
7 Change TB820

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
S800 Module C1P4 9.10 - b13 S800 digital output module C1P4 not - S800 I/O Module faulty 75.04 C1P4 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
module
LEDs)
7 Change TB820
LEDs)
7 Change TB820
LEDs)
7 Change TB820

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
S800 Module C2P3 9.13 - b10 S800 digital output module C2P3 not - S800 I/O Moule faulty 75.05 C2P3 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
module
LEDs)
7 Change TB820
S800 Module C3P1 9.60 - b07 S800 analog input module C3P1 not - S800 I/O Module faulty 75.06 C3P1 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
LEDs)
7 Change TB820
LEDs)
7 Change TB820

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
S800 Module C3P3 9.60 - b09 S800 analog output module C3P3 not - S800 I/O Module faulty 75.08 C3P3 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
LEDs)
7 Change TB820
LEDs)
7 Change TB820
S800 Module C3P5 9.60 - b11 S800 PT100 input module C3P5 not - S800 I/O Module faulty 75.10 C3P5 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
LEDs)
7 Change TB820
module

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
module
module
FRD FW2 OK (fault detected by S800 - S800 terminal unit broken (FRD Mode) 2 Remove I/O and reset fault
FC2 diagnostics) - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 If fault has disappeared: check wiring
module
AW8 OK (fault detected by S800 - S800 terminal unit broken (DBC Mode) 2 Remove I/O and reset fault
module
FW3 FC2 OK (fault detected by S800 - S800 terminal unit broken (DBC Mode) 2 Remove I/O and reset fault
module
module

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
S800 Module C6P2 44.11 - b09 S800 digital input module C6P2 not - S800 I/O Module faulty 89.01 … 89.03 C6P2 1 Check if red LED on S800 module is on x
FRD AW1 OK (fault detected by S800 - S800 terminal unit broken (FRD Mode) 2 Remove I/O and reset fault
module
module
FW3 FC2 OK (fault detected by S800 - S800 terminal unit broken (DBC Mode) 2 Remove I/O and reset fault
module
AW8 OK (fault detected by S800 - S800 terminal unit broken (DBC Mode) 2 Remove I/O and reset fault
module
module
module

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
module
StopByCustMonSig6 9.68 - b05 Drive has stopped by customer - The customer monitoring function 6 8.06 & Group 1 Check "monitored" signal (as requesetd) x
AW15 monitoring function 6. is active (as requested) 49 2 Check connection in monitoring function
SupInp&OutpSw2Sel 9.15 - b02 Supply input switch and Output switch - Wrong parameter setting 32.20 & 32.24 1 Check parameter settings x
FW7 FC1 2 are enabled.
SupInpSwitchCtrl 9.15 - b01 Supply input switch feedback signal - Supply input switch in Wrong 32.24 … 32.30 C1P1 - DI6 1 Check the supply input switch x
FW7 FC1 not received within defined time. Position C1P1 - DI7 2 Check supply input switch indicator
- Wrong parameter setting C1P2 - DO1 devices
- Position indicator defective C1P2 - DO2 3 Check parameter settings
SupInpSwWrongPos 9.15 - b00 Supply input switch in wrong position. - Supply input switch is open and INU 32.24 … 32.30 C1P1 - DI6 1 Check supply input switch position x
FW7 FC1 Not correct position feedback signals state is CHARGING or higher C1P1 - DI7 2 Check supply input switch
while the drive state was CHARGING - open and closed signals are active C1P2 - DO1 3 Check supply input switch indicator
or higher. If the closed and open at The same time C1P2 - DO2 devices
ackn.-signals are active at the same - Wrong parameter setting 4 Check parameter settings
time, the fault is also generated (in - Position indicator defective 5 Check wiring and connections
any state). - Loose or disconnected wire(s)
SupplyCab1OverTmp 9.23 - b10 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.03 C1P3 - DI3 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
FW1 thermal relay in ARU, LSU, IRU or - Relay settings to converter specification)
FC2HIP IFU cabinet. - Wiring not correct (closed loop) 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
equipment
unusually high

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
SupplyCab1OverTmp 9.55 - b10 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.03 C1P3 - DI3 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
AW2 thermal relay in ARU, LSU, IRU or - Relay settings to converter specification)
IFU cabinet. - Wiring not correct (closed loop) 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
equipment
unusually high
SupplyCab2OverTmp 9.23 - b09 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.03 C1P3-DI2 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
FW1 thermal relay in ARU or LSU cabinet - Relay settings to converter specification)
FC2HIP 2. - Wiring not correct (closed loop) 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
equipment
unusually high
SupplyCab2OverTmp 9.55 - b09 Cabinet overtemperature detected by ='- Ambient temperature high 31.03 C1P3-DI2 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
AW2 thermal relay in ARU or LSU cabinet - Relay settings to converter specification)
2. - Wiring not correct (closed loop) 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
equipment
unusually high

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
SupplyCab3OverTmp 9.23 - b08 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.03 & 31.05 C1P3-DI1 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
FW1 thermal relay in ARU cabinet 3. - Relay settings or to converter specification)
FC2HIP - Wiring not correct (closed loop) C1P3 - DI2 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
equipment
unusually high
SupplyCab3OverTmp 9.55 - b08 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 31.03 & 31.05 C1P3-DI1 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
AW2 thermal relay in ARU cabinet 3. - Relay settings or to converter specification)
- Wiring not correct (closed loop) C1P3 - DI2 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
equipment
unusually high
T
TCSM NotReached 9.17 - b03 TCSM (Torque Controller State - TCSM (Torque Controller State Group 170 & 1 Check for other related fault messages x
FW1 FC2 Machine) does not reach expected Machine) has not following feedback 131.17 (in other COU)
state. signals after given commands: 2 Switch aux power OFF and back ON
- TCCWOrderON => TCSW and restart the drive
ReadyRun; within the delay time given
by parameter 131.17 MODULATOR
CTRL DELAY TIME
- TCCWOrderRUN => TCSW
ReadyRef; within the delay time given
by parameter 131.17 MODULATOR
CTRL DELAY TIME.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
TimeoutAuxOnSeq 9.10 - b10 AUX ON (Auxiliaries On) sequence - Master INU; MainStateMachine 1 Check for other related faults x
FW2 FC1 timeout. (MSM) Timeout at: 2 Check parameter settings
The maximum duration of the step - Sequence 3 Step 1: DC Ground
has been exceeded and the step has Switch
not been terminated. Main State - Sequence 3 Step 2: Charging
Machine interpreted this as a time-out - Sequence 3 Step 3: Closing MCB &
situation. CBs
- Sequence 3 Step 4: Charged
- Sequence 3 Step 5: LV charging
relay
- Sequence 3 Step 6: HV charging
relay
TimeoutAuxOnSeq 9.23 - b02 AUX ON (Auxilliarys On) sequence - Master INU; MainStateMachine 1 Check for other related faults x
FW1 timeout. (MSM) Timeout at: 2 Check parameter settings
FC2HIP The maximum duration of the step - Sequence 3 Step 1: DC Ground
has been exceeded and the step has Switch
not been terminated. Main State - Sequence 3 Step 2: Charging
Machine interprete this as a time-out - Sequence 3 Step 3: Closing MCB &
situation. CBs
- Sequence 3 Step 4: Charged
- Sequence 3 Step 5: LV charging
relay
- Sequence 3 Step 6: HV charging
relay
TimeoutEXU OnSeq 9.18 - b05 EXU On sequence (DCS or CCB) DCS: DCS: CCB: DCS: x
FW2 FC2 timeout. EXU main contactor not - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 170.10-b04 C1P1 - DI14 1 Check excitation unit.
closed within delay time. CCB: 2 Check parameter settings.
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) CCB:
- S800 terminal unit broken 1 Check S800 - Module
- S800 Module
TimeoutEXU RdyRun 9.18 - b06 EXU ReadyRun sequence (DCS or - Main supply not available. 170.10 – b07 1 Check excitation unit. x
FW2 FC2 CCB) timeout. 2 Check parameter settings.
TimeoutInitSeq 9.23 - b00 Timeout in sequence of main state - Wrong parameter settings 99.14 1 Check for other related faults x
FW1 machine (SEQUENCE HANDLER: 2 Compare all parameters with Parameter
FC2HIP Sequence 1 Step 1). Setting List
3 Reset aux power and restart the drive

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
TimeoutOff1Seq 9.10 - b07 OFF1 (STOP) sequence timeout. - Master INU; MainStateMachine 1 Check for other related faults x
FW2 FC1 The maximum duration of the step (MSM) Timeout at: 2 Check parameter settings
has been exceeded and the step has - Sequence 9 Step 1: TC ON and
not been terminated. Main State Running.
Machine interpreted this as a time-out - Sequence 9 Step 2: Opening the
situation. MCB / CBs
- Sequence 9 Step 4: Discharging by
Modulation
VLU
- Sequence 9 Step 6: Test Sequence
TimeoutOff1Seq 9.17 - b01 OFF1 sequence timeout. - Slave INU; MainStateMachine 1 Check for other related faults x
FW1 FC2 The maximum duration of the step (MSM) Timeout at: 2 Check parameter settings
has been exceeded and the step has - Sequence 9 Step 1: TC ON and
not been terminated. Main State Running.
Machine interprete this as a time-out - Sequence 9 Step 2: Opening the
situation. MCB / CBs
Modulation
VLU
- Sequence 9 Step 6: Test Sequence
TimeoutOff2Seq 9.10 - b08 OFF2 (Emergency OFF) sequence - MainStateMachine (MSM) - Timeout 1 Check for other related faults x
FW2 FC1 timeout. at: 2 Check parameter settings
The maximum duration of the step - Sequence 12 Step 1:Reset TC ON.
has been exceeded and the step has - Sequence 12 Step 2: Opening the
not been terminated. Main State MCB / CBs
Machine interpreted this as a time-out - Sequence 12 Step 4: Discharging by
situation. Modulation
VLU

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
TimeoutOff3Seq 9.10 - b09 OFF3 (Emergency STOP) sequence MainStateMachine (MSM) - Timeout 1 Check for other related faults x
FW2 FC1 timeout. at: 2 Check parameter settings
The maximum duration of the step - Sequence 10 Step 1:Reset TC RUN.
has been exceeded and the step has - Sequence 11 Step 1:Reset TC
not been terminated. Main State RUN.:
Machine interpreted this as a time-out - Sequence 11 Step 2:STOP all INUs.
situation. - Sequence 11 Step 3:Reset TC ON.
- Sequence 11 Step 4: Opening the
MCB / CBs
Modulation
VLU
TimeoutRdyRefSeq 9.23 - b04 RdyRef sequence timeout - Wrong parameter settings 1 Check for other related faults x
FW1 (SEQUENCE HANDLER: Sequence 5 2 Compare all parameters with Parameter
FC2HIP Step 1, 2 or 3). Setting List
TimeoutRdyRunSeq 9.23 - b03 RdyRun sequence timeout - Wrong parameter settings 1 Check for other related faults x
FC2HIP Step 1 or 2). Setting List
TimeoutStop1Seq 9.23 - b05 Stop1 sequence timeout - Wrong parameter settings 1 Check for other related faults x
FC2HIP Step 1). Setting List
TimeoutStop2Seq 9.23 - b06 Stop2 sequence timeout - Wrong parameter settings 1 Check for other related faults x
FC2HIP Step 1). Setting List
TimeoutTestSeq 9.23 - b01 Test sequence timeout (SEQUENCE - Wrong parameter settings 1 Check for other related faults x
FW1 HANDLER: Sequence 2 Step 1). 2 Compare all parameters with Parameter
FC2HIP Setting List

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
TimeoutTestSeq 9.55 - b00 Test sequence timeout (SEQUENCE - Wrong parameter settings 1 Check for other related faults x
AW2 HANDLER: Sequence 2 Step 1). 2 Compare all parameters with Parameter
Setting List
TOutTestFaildSeq 9.23 - b07 Test sequence timeout (SEQUENCE - Wrong parameter settings 1 Check for other related faults x
FW1 HANDLER: Sequence 17 Step 1). 2 Compare all parameters with Parameter
FC2HIP Setting List
Trafo 1GasRelay1 9.58 - b08 Buchholz relay 1 of main transformer - Fault detected by main transformer 75.07 & 82.10 C3P2 - DI10 1 Check transformer according to the x
AW5 1 has responded. 1 Buchholz relay 1 & 82.11 instructions in transformer manual
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
- Wrong parameter settings correctly set
- S800 terminal unit broken 3 Check wiring between Buchholz
protection circuit and ACS 6000
Trafo 1GasRelay2 9.58 - b10 Buchholz relay 2 of main transformer - Fault detected by main transformer 75.07 & 82.12 C3P2 - DI11 1 Check transformer according to the x
Trafo 1OilLevel 9.58 - b06 Transformer oil level too high or too - Transformer protecting device alarm 82.08 & 82.09 C3P2 - DI9 1 Check transformer oil level. Refer to x
AW5 low (oil level indicator indication transformer manual
- Oil leakage or transformer 2 Check if transformer gaskets, coolers or
incomplete filling tank is damaged (damage in these can
- Alarm signal may by in the wrong cause oil leakage) 2
way (high or low active) 3 Check if the alarm signal of the external
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) cooling unit is high or low active. 2
- Wrong parameter settings 4 Check parameter settings.
5 Check the wiring between the external
transformer protection and the converter.
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
Trafo 1OverTemp1 9.58 - b01 Transformer 1 overtemperature - Transformer load too high 80.09 & 82.04 C3P2 - DI7 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
AW5 detected by external Transformer 1 - Ambient temperature too high & 82.05 temperature and compare with rated
monitoring device. - Transformer cooling faulty figures (refer to transformer manual)
- Parameter settings wrong satisfactory (exposure to sun, obstacles in
3 Check cooling equipment (refer to
manual)
properly grounded
6 Check S800 Module
Trafo 1OverTemp2 9.58 - b04 Transformer overtemperature - Transformer load too high 80.10 & 82.06 C3P2 - DI8 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
AW5 detected by external transformer - Ambient temperature too high & 82.07 temperature and compare with rated
monitoring device. - Transformer cooling faulty figures (refer to transformer manual)
manual)
properly grounded
6 Check S800 Module
Trafo1GasRelay1 9.11 - b02 Buchholz relay 1 of Main transformer - Fault detected by Main transformer 1 75.07 & 82.10 C3P2 - DI10 1 Check transformer according to the x
FW3 FC1 1 has responded. Buchholz relay 1 & 82.11 instructions in transformer manual

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
Trafo1Monitoring1 9.11 - b00 Fault from external monitoring of Main - Transformer protecting device 75.07 & 82.04 C3P2 - DI7 1 Check external transformer protecting x
FW3 FC1 transformer 1. tripped & 82.05 device and transformer
- S800 terminal unit broken 3 Check wiring between external
Trafo1Monitoring1 9.58 - b00 Alarm signal from external monitoring - Transformer protecting device alarm 75.07 & 82.04 C3P2 - DI7 1 Check external transformer protecting x
AW5 device of main transformer 1 active. indication & 82.05 device and transformer
5 Check S800 Module

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW5 device of main transformer 2 active. indication & 82.07 device and transformer
5 Check S800 Module
FW1 transformer 1. tripped & 82.10 & device and transformer
FC2LOP - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 82.11 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
AW5 device of main transformer 3 active. indication & 82.10 & device and transformer
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 82.11 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
FW1 transformer 1. tripped & 82.12 & device and transformer
FC2LOP - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 82.13 2 Check that all trip limit settings are

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW5 of main transformer 4 is active. indication & 82.12 & device and transformer
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 82.13 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
Trafo1OilLevel 9.26 - b02 Transformer oil level too high or too - Transformer protecting device 75.07 & 80.10 C3P2 - DI9 1 Check transformer oil level. Refer to x
FW1 low (oil level indicator tripped & 82.08 & transformer manual
FC2LOP - Oil leakage or transformer 82.09 2 Check if transformer gaskets, coolers or
properly grounded
Trafo1OverTemp1 9.26 - b00 Transformer overtemperature - Transformer load too high 80.09 & 82.04 C3P2 - DI7 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
FW1 detected by external transformer - Ambient temperature too high & 82.05 temperature and compare with rated
FC2LOP monitoring device. - Transformer cooling faulty figures (refer to transformer manual)
manual)
properly grounded
6 Check S800 Module

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
Trafo1OverTemp2 9.26 - b01 Transformer overtemperature - Transformer load too high 80.10 & 82.06 C3P2 - DI8 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
FW1 detected by external transformer - Ambient temperature too high & 82.07 temperature and compare with rated
FC2LOP monitoring device. - Transformer cooling faulty figures (refer to transformer manual)
manual)
properly grounded
6 Check S800 Module
Trafo2GasRelay1 9.93 - b07 Buchholz relay 1 of Main transformer - Alarm detected by Main transformer 75.11 & 86.13 C3P6 - DI10 1 Check transformer according to the x
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
Trafo2GasRelay2 9.93 - b08 Buchholz relay 2 of Main transformer - Alarm detected by Main transformer 75.11 & 86.15 C3P6 - DI11 1 Check transformer according to the x
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 2 Check that all alarm limit settings are
Trafo2Monitoring1 9.93 - b00 Alarm from external monitoring of - Transformer protecting device alarm 75.11 & 86.07 C3P6 - DI7 1 Check external transformer protecting x
AW19 Main transformer 2. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) & 86.08 device and transformer
- Wrong parameter settings 2 Check that all alarm limits settings are
- S800 terminal unit broken correctly set

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
Trafo2Monitoring2 9.93 - b01 Alarm from external monitoring of - Transformer protecting device alarm 75.11 & 86.08 C3P6 - DI8 1 Check external transformer protecting x
AW19 Main transformer 2. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) & 86.09 device and transformer
- Wrong parameter settings 2 Check that all alarm limits settings are
- S800 terminal unit broken correctly set
Trafo2Monitoring3 9.89 - b03 Fault from external monitoring of Main - Transformer protecting device 75.11 C3P6 - DI10 1 Check external transformer protecting x
FW4 transformer 2. tripped 80.25 & 86.13 device and transformer
FC2LOP - Loose or disconnected wire(s) & 86.14 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
Trafo2Monitoring3 9.93 - b02 Fault from external monitoring of Main - Transformer protecting device alarm 75.11 C3P6 - DI10 1 Check external transformer protecting x
AW19 transformer 2. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 80.25 & 86.13 device and transformer
- Wrong parameter settings & 86.14 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
correctly set
Trafo2Monitoring4 9.89 - b04 Fault from external monitoring of Main - Transformer protecting device 75.11 C3P6 - DI11 1 Check external transformer protecting x
FW4 transformer 2. tripped 80.25 & 86.15 device and transformer
FC2LOP - Loose or disconnected wire(s) & 86.16 2 Check that all trip limit settings are

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
Trafo2Monitoring4 9.93 - b03 Fault from external monitoring of Main - Transformer protecting device alarm 75.11 C3P6 - DI11 1 Check external transformer protecting x
AW19 transformer 2. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 80.25 & 86.15 device and transformer
- Wrong parameter settings & 86.16 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
correctly set
Trafo2OilLevel 9.89 - b02 Transformer 2 oil level too high or too - Transformer protecting device 75.11 C3P6 - DI9 1 Check transformer oil level. Refer to x
FW4 low (oil level indicator tripped 80.25 & 86.11 transformer manual
FC2LOP - Oil leakage or transformer & 86.12 2 Check if transformer gaskets, coolers or
properly grounded
Trafo2OilLevel 9.93 - b06 Transformer 2 oil level too high or too - Transformer protecting device is 75.11 C3P6 - DI9 1 Check transformer oil level. Refer to x
AW19 low (oil level indicator). sending an alarm 80.25 & 86.11 transformer manual
- oil leakage or Transformer & 86.12 2 Check if transformer gaskets, coolers or
- alarm signal may by in The Wrong cause oil leakage)
way (high or low active) 3 Check if the alarm signal is high or low
- Loose or disconnected wire(S) active.
properly grounded

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
Trafo2OverTemp1 9.89 - b00 Transformer 2 overtemperature - Transformer load too high 75.11 C3P6 - DI7 1 Check transformer load and ambient x
FW4 detected by external transformer - Ambient temperature too high 80.24 & 86.07 temperature and compare with rated
FC2LOP monitoring device. - Transformer cooling faulty & 86.08 figures (refer to transformer manual)
manual)
properly grounded
6 Check S800 Module
AW19 detected by external transformer - Ambient temperature too high 80.24 & 86.07 temperature and compare with rated
monitoring device. - Transformer cooling faulty & 86.08 figures (refer to transformer manual)
manual)
properly grounded
6 Check S800 Module
FW4 detected by external transformer - Ambient temperature too high 80.24 & 86.09 temperature and compare with rated
FC2LOP monitoring device. - Transformer cooling faulty & 86.10 figures (refer to transformer manual)
manual)
properly grounded
6 Check S800 Module

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW19 detected by external transformer - Ambient temperature too high 80.24 & 86.09 temperature and compare with rated
monitoring device. - Transformer cooling faulty & 86.10 figures (refer to transformer manual)
manual)
properly grounded
6 Check S800 Module
TripGroupA FC2Trip 9.17 - b04 Trip req. from other drive in multi-drive - Trip in other drive(s) are active 77.01 & 77.03 1 Check faults in other drives x
FW1 FC2 configuration. - Single drive but multi drive is ... 77.08 2 Check parameter setting
selected 3 Check PFF - Link
- Wrong parameter settings 4 Check PUB
5 Check connections and polarity of fiber
optics
TwoMasterDriveSel 44.10 - b09 Both drives are selected as a - Wrong parameter settings INU1: INU1: 1 Check parameter settings x
FRD FW2 MASTER. - S800 I/O Module faulty 45.11 C6P1 - DI16 2 Check wiring and connections
FC2 - S800 terminal unit broken INU2: INU2: 3 Check S800 I/O Module
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 45.11 C6P1 - DI16
TwoSlaveDriveSel 44.10 - b08 Both drives are selected as a - Wrong parameter settings INU1: INU1: 1 Check parameter settings x
FRD FW2 FOLLOWER. - S800 I/O Module faulty 45.11 C6P1 - DI16 2 Check wiring and connections
FC2 - S800 terminal unit broken INU2: INU2: 3 Check S800 I/O Module
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 45.11 C6P1 - DI16
U
UserMacroFailed 9.18 - b08 User macro storing or restoring has - User macro not available.
FW2 FC2 failed.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
Unbalance NP 9.10 - b01 The upper / lower DC voltage(s) are - Charging unit faulty 17.07 1 Check for other related faults x
FW2 FC1 not in balance while charging - Power stage faulty (IGCT's or 2 Check main circuit
(unsymmetrical charging of DC diodes) 3 Check parameter settings
link(s)). The actual neutral point - Wrong parameter setting
voltage(s) are compared against the
limit value, set by parameter, during
the charging sequence and if the
deviation is above the limit a fault will
occur.
V
VLU Discharge 9.09 - b06 Voltage Limiting Unit (VLU) was not - VLU has tried and failed to 17.04 1 Check for other related faults x
FW1 FC1 able to discharge DC link. discharge the DC link 2 Check parameter settings
- DC link has not discharged within 3 Check VLU
discharge time
VLU Faulted 9.54 - b13 VLU faulty. - VLU damage 1 Check VLU x
AW1
W
WCU AmbientTmpHigh 9.62 - b10 Ambient temperature to high - Ambient temperature too high 75.05 & 34.26 C2P3 - AI6 1 Check external ambient cooling systeme x
AW9 - Ambient cooling system faulty & 34.27 & 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
- Wiring in protection circuit faulty 35.22 ... 35.25 correctly
- Parameter for alarm limit is set & 36.31 3 Check wiring between external
wrong protecting device and ACS 6000
- S800 Module faulty 4 Check parameter settings
5 Check S800 module
WCUAmbientTmpHigh 9.26 - b10 Ambient temperature to high - Ambient temperature too high 75.05 & 34.26 C2P3 - AI6 1 Check external ambient cooling systeme x
FW1 - Ambient cooling system faulty & 34.27 & 2 Check that all trip limit settings are
FC2LOP - Wiring in protection circuit faulty 35.22 ... 35.25 correctly
- Parameter for trip limit is set wrong & 36.32 3 Check wiring between external
- S800 Module faulty protecting device and ACS 6000
5 Check S800 module

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCUAmbientTmpSens 9.26 - b11 Loss of ambient cooling temperature - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 & 34.26 C2P3 - AI6 1 Check parameter settings for ambient x
FW1 measuring. signal level has dropped below The & 34.27 & temperature monitoring.
FC2LOP present minimum limit 35.22 ... 35.25 2 Check the auxiliary power supply of the
- Ambient temperature measurement & 36.32 measuring device.
device 3 Measure the input signal with a
- Sensor faulty multimeter to verify the correct signal
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) level. If there is no signal at all, check the
- Grounding of Wiring may be done wiring between the measuring device and
improperly the analog input
- S800 terminal unit broken 4 Check the wiring.
WCUAmbientTmpSens 9.65 - b09 Loss of ambient cooling temperature - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 & 34.26 C2P3 - AI6 1 Check parameter settings for ambient x
AW12 measuring. signal level has dropped below The & 34.27 & temperature monitoring.
present minimum limit 35.22 ... 35.25 2 Check the auxiliary power supply of the
- Ambient temperature measurement & 36.32 measuring device.
- S800 terminal unit broken 4 Check the wiring.
WCU AuxSupProtSw 9.64 - b00 WCU auxilliary power lost - WCU aux. power protection relay C2P1 - DI13 1 Check aux. power supply (fuse) x
AW11 active 2 Check aux. Power
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check wiring
WCU CabinetOvTemp 9.25 - b00 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 34.02 & 36.01 C2P1 - DI14 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
FW3 thermal relay in WCU (water cooling - Relay settings to converter specification)
FC2HIP system 1) cabinet. - Wiring not correct (closed loop) 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
equipment
unusually high

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU CabinetOvTemp 9.64 - b01 Cabinet overtemperature detected by - Ambient temperature high 34.02 & 36.01 C2P1 - DI14 1 Check ambient temperature (according x
AW11 thermal relay in WCU (water cooling - Relay settings to converter specification)
system 1) cabinet. - Wiring not correct (closed loop) 2 Check temp. setting of thermal relay
equipment
unusually high
WCU ExpTankLevel 9.12 - b07 Internal cooling water level in - Leakage in cooling water circuit 75.05 C2P1 - DI6 1 Check cooling water level x
FW4 FC1 expansion tank too low - Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty 36.29 2 Check in all cabinets if water is dripping
- S800 module defective on floor
3 Check if all bleed/drainage valves are
closed
4 Check entire pipe system for leaks
(pump packings, tube joints, tubes etc.)
6 Check wiring
WCU ExpTankLevel 9.62 - b07 Internal cooling water level in - Leakage in cooling water circuit 75.05 C2P1 - DI6 1 Check cooling water level x
AW9 expansion tank too low - Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty 36.28 2 Check in all cabinets if water is dripping
- S800 module defective on floor
3 Check if all bleed/drainage valves are
closed
6 Check wiring
WCU ExtCooling 9.13 - b12 External cooling system is faulty - External cooling system faulty 75.05 C2P1 - DI11 1 Check external cooling system x
FW5 FC1 (external signal from external cooling - External cooling system settings 35.31 2 Check parameter setting
system control). - Wrong parameter settings 3 Check wiring

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU ExtCooling 9.64 - b12 external cooling system alarm is - External external cooling system 75.05 C2P1 - DI11 1 Check external external cooling system x
AW11 active (external signal from external alarm 35.31 2 Check parameter setting
cooling system control). - External external cooling system 3 Check wiring
settings 4 Check S800 - Module
WCU ExtWtrCoolTmp 9.63 - b08 External cooling water temperature - S800 I/O Moule faulty 75.05 C2P3 - AI5 1 Check water temperature and flow in x
AW10 above high limit. - S800 terminal unit broken 34.18 & 35.16 raw water circuit
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) & 36.08 & 2 Check if all valves are in correct position
- Wrong parameter settings 36.09 (see cooling circuit diagram)
- External water cooling 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit
measurement. 4 Check parameter setting
5 Check the heat exchanger and repair if
necessary
6 Check S800 analog input module
7 If cooling circuit leaks or if the fault
cannot be located, call ABB service
WCU ExtWtrTmpSens 9.13 - b08 Loss of external cooling water - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 C2P3 - AI5 1 Check parameter settings for external x
FW5 FC1 temperature measuring. signal level has dropped below the 34.08 & 34.16 cooling water temperature monitoring.
present minimum limit 89.01 … 89.03 2 Check the auxiliary power supply of the
- External cooling water temperature measuring device.
measurement device 3 Measure the input signal with a
- Grounding of wiring may be done wiring between the measuring device and
- S800 terminal unit broken 4 Chance the external cooling water
- S800 Module temperature measuring device unit.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU ExtWtrTmpSens 9.65 - b08 Loss of external cooling water - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 C2P3 - AI5 1 Check parameter settings for external x
AW12 temperature measuring. signal level has dropped below the 34.08 & 34.16 cooling water temperature monitoring.
- External cooling water temperature measuring device.
- S800 terminal unit broken 4 Chance the external cooling water
WCU FC1TripReq 9.16 - b14 A fault class 1 fault in Standalone - Trip in Standalone WCU 1 Check if a PFF - Link fault is active x
WCU IntCoolWtrFlow 9.12 - b09 Low internal cooling water flow. If flow -Leakage control device broken 75.05 C2P1 - DI7 1 Check water flow monitoring device x
FW4 FC1 monitoring is active the drive trips and - Leakage in cooling water circuit 36.26 2 Check 3-way valve in water circuit
the pumps will be switched off (after a - Cooling pumps are broken 4 Check entire pipe system for leaks
delay-time of 3s). - Wrong parameter setting (pump packings, tube joints, tubes etc.)
- Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty 5 Check parameter settings
- S800 module defective 6 Check wiring
WCU IntCoolWtrFlow 9.62 - b09 Low internal cooling water flow. -Leakage control device broken 75.05 C2P1 - DI7 1 Check water flow monitoring device x
AW9 - Leakage in cooling water circuit 36.26 2 Check 3-way valve in water circuit
- Cooling pumps are broken 4 Check entire pipe system for leaks
- Wrong parameter setting (pump packings, tube joints, tubes etc.)
- Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty 5 Check parameter settings
- S800 module defective 6 Check wiring

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU IntCoolWtrTmp 9.12 - b05 Internal cooling water temperature at - Water output pressure measurement 75.05 C2P3-AI4 1 Check flow in the main water circuit x
FW4 FC1 high limit. If water cooling has - Wrong parameter settings 36.04 2 Check temperature and pressure in the
malfunction or if it is too ineffective, - Pump(s) not running raw water circuit
temperature could rise over alarm/trip - S800 I/O Moule faulty 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit
limit. - S800 terminal unit broken 4 Check strainer and clean if necessary
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 5 Check parameter setting
necessary
WCU IntCoolWtrTmp 9.62 - b05 Internal cooling water temperature at - Water output pressure measurement 75.05 C2P3-AI4 1 Check flow in the main water circuit x
AW9 high limit. If water cooling has - Wrong parameter settings 36.05 2 Check temperature and pressure in the
malfunction or if it is too ineffective, - Pump(s) not running raw water circuit
temperature could rise over alarm/trip - S800 I/O Moule faulty 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit
limit. - S800 terminal unit broken 4 Check strainer and clean if necessary
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) 5 Check parameter setting
necessary
WCU IntWtrTmpSens 9.13 - b07 Loss of internal cooling water - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 & 36.56 C2P3 - AI4 1 Check parameter settings for internal x
FW5 FC1 temperature measuring. signal level has dropped below the (34.07 & 34.15 cooling water temperature monitoring.
present minimum limit 89.01 … 2 Check the auxiliary power supply of the
- Internal cooling water temperature 89.03) measuring device.
- S800 terminal unit broken 4 Chance the internal cooling water

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
FW5 FC2 temperature measuring. signal level has dropped below the (34.07 & 34.15 cooling water temperature monitoring.
AW12 temperature measuring. signal level has dropped below the (34.07 & 34.15 cooling water temperature monitoring.
WCU IntTmpS1DifS2 9.64 - b10 WCU measured internal water - External measurement device 36.50 1 Check monitoring device x
AW11 temperature value between sensor 1 - Wrong parameter settings 2 Check monitored signal
and sensor 2 is above the threshold - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 2 Check parameter setting
value (0.5°C). - S800 I/O Moule faulty 3 Check wiring

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU IntWtrTPmpOff 9.12 - b14 Internal cooling water temperature too - Water output pressure measurement 75.05 C2P3-AI4 1 Check flow in the main water circuit x
FW4 FC1 high (Pumps Off). When measured - Wrong parameter settings 36.03 2 Check temperature and pressure in the
water temperature rises above the - Pump(s) not running raw water circuit
pump off limit the drive and pumps - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit
will be stopped. The fault can be reset - S800 I/O Moule faulty 4 Check strainer and clean if necessary
as soon the measured water - S800 terminal unit broken 5 Check parameter setting
temperature sinks below the off limit – 6 Check the heat exchanger and repair if
5°C. The fault will be reset necessary
automatically if actual water
temperature sinks below the fault high
limit.
WCU LeakageDetect 9.12 - b08 Water leakage detected. If leakage - Leakage in cooling water circuit 75.05 C2P1 - DI8 1 Check cooling water level x
FW4 FC1 detection is active the drive trips and - Wrong parameter setting 36.27 2 Check in all cabinets if water is dripping
the pumps will be switched off. - Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty on floor
- S800 module defective 3 Check if all bleed/drainage valves are
closed
6 Check wiring
WCU LeakageDetect 9.62 - b08 Water leakage detected. - Leakage in cooling water circuit 75.05 C2P1 - DI8 1 Check cooling water level x
AW9 - Wrong parameter setting 36.27 2 Check in all cabinets if water is dripping
- Wiring in monitoring circuit faulty on floor
- S800 module defective 3 Check if all bleed/drainage valves are
closed
6 Check wiring
WCU NoPumpCheck 9.64 - b04 WCU pump check not allowed. - Check pump has been selected 35.03 1 Parameter changed during not allowed x
AW11 during running inverter - this is not conditions
allowed

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU NoWtrPumpOn 9.12 - b06 No water cooling pump is running. - Both cooling pumps are faulty or 75.05 C2P1 - DI1 1 Check the settings of overload x
FW4 FC1 tripped by overload 75.05 & 35.01 C2P1 - DI2 protection switch according to the pump
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) & 35.02 & C2P1 - DI3 current.
- Settings of overload protection 35.11 C2P1 - DI4 2 Check the pump and its bearings.
switch may be wrong. C2P2 - DO3 3 Check parameter settings
- Cooling pump may be damaged or C2P2 - DO4 4 Check that there are no leaks in the
overload protection of the cooling water cooling system.
pump may have tripped 5 Start the pump once more and check
pressure leve
WCU Pump1Control 9.12 - b12 Contactor feedback signal (closed) for - Motor contactor for pump 1 is not 75.05 C2P1 - DI3 1 Check if motor contactor for pump1 is x
FW4 FC1 pump1 missing. Status of cooling closing 35.01 C2P2 - DO3 closing
water pump 1 not OK. - No feedback signal from the 2 Check parameter setting
contactor 3 Check wiring
AW9 pump1 missing. Status of cooling closing 35.01 C2P2 - DO3 closing
WCU Pump1Overload 9.14 - b00 Thermal protection relay of Pump 1 - Cooling pump overload 75.05 C2P1 - DI1 1 Check if all valves are in correct position x
FW6 FC1 released. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 35.02 (see cooling circuit diagram)
- Settings of overload protection 2 Check the settings of overload
switch may be wrong. protection switch according to the pump
- Cooling pump may be damaged or current.
overload protection of the cooling 3 Check flow in main circuit
pump may have tripped . 4 Check parameter setting
- Motor protection switch has a 5 Check pump and pump bearings for
normally closed auxiliary contact, may possible reasons
be wrong connected. 6 Check wiring
7 Check S800 digital input module

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW9 released. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 35.02 (see cooling circuit diagram)
normally closed auxiliary contact - possible reasons
may be wrong connected. 6 Check wiring
FW4 FC1 pump2 missing. Status of cooling closing 35.01 C2P2 - DO4 closing
AW9 pump2 missing. Status of cooling closing 35.01 C2P2 - DO4 closing
FW6 FC1 released. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 35.02 (see cooling circuit diagram)
normally closed auxiliary contact, may possible reasons
be wrong connected. 6 Check wiring

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
AW9 released. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 35.02 (see cooling circuit diagram)
normally closed auxiliary contact - possible reasons
may be wrong connected. 6 Check S800 digital input module
7 Check wiring
WCU PumpChanged 9.63 - b13 Pump change-over due to low output - Water output pressure measurement 75.05 C2P3 - AI2 1 Check pressure in main water circuit x
AW10 pressure or difference pressure - Water input pressure measurement 34.13 & 34.14 C2P3 - AI3 2 Check pressure in raw water circuit
- Wrong parameter settings. & 34.15 & 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit
- S800 I/O Moule faulty. 35.01. & 35.19 4 Check leakage in pipe system
- S800 terminal unit broken. & 35.20 & 5 Pumps not running to do brocken
- Loose or disconnected wire(s). 36.10 & 36.17 6 Check parameter setting
& 36.20 7 Check wiring
WCU PumpCheck NOK 9.64 - b03 WCU pump check not OK. Wrong - After parameter is set to CHECK 35.03 1 Check wiring to pump motor (change x
AW11 direction of rotation. PUMP, the pump starts and runs for two motor phases)
10s. During this time the water
pressure is monitored: pressure not
increasing => pump is not running in
correct direction.
WCU PumpCheck OK 9.64 - b02 WCU pump check OK. Correct - After parameter is set to CHECK 35.03 1 OK x
AW11 direction of rotation. PUMP, the pump starts and runs for
10s. During this time the water
pressure is monitored: if pressure
increases => pump is running in
correct direction.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU WtrCondHigh 9.12 - b00 Cooling water conductivity is above - S800 I/O Moule faulty 75.05 C2P3 - AI1 1 Check if all valves are in correct position x
FW4 FC1 trip level - S800 terminal unit broken 34.12 & 35.21 (see cooling circuit diagram)
- Loose or disconnected wire(s) & 36.22 2 Check entire pipe system for leaks
- Wrong parameter settings (pump packings, tube joints, tubes etc.)
- Water conductivity or conductivity Note: If leakage is not in WCU but in
measurement. another cabinet, always contact ABB
- Pump(s) not running service.
WCU WtrCondHigh 9.62 - b00 Cooling water conductivity is above - S800 I/O Moule faulty 75.05 C2P3 - AI1 1 Check if all valves are in correct position x
AW9 alarm level - S800 terminal unit broken 34.12 & 35.21 (see cooling circuit diagram)
- Water conductivity or conductivity Note: if leakage is not in WCU but in
- Pump(s) not running service. Electric strength
WCU WtrCondHiHigh 9.13 - b09 Cooling water conductivity is above - S800 I/O Moule faulty 75.05 C2P3 - AI1 1 Check if all valves are in correct position x
FW5 FC1 high high trip level - S800 terminal unit broken 34.12 & 35.21 (see cooling circuit diagram)
WCU WtrCondHiHigh 9.63 - b09 Cooling water conductivity is above - S800 I/O Moule faulty 75.05 C2P3 - AI1 1 Check if all valves are in correct position x
AW10 high high alarm level - S800 terminal unit broken 34.12 & 35.21 (see cooling circuit diagram)

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU WtrCondSensor 9.13 - b01 Loss of water conductivity measuring. - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 C2P3 - AI1 1 Check parameter settings for water x
FW5 FC1 signal level has dropped below the 34.04 & 34.12 conductivity monitoring.
- Water conductivity measurement measuring device.
- S800 terminal unit broken 4 Chance the water conductivity
- S800 Module monitoring device unit.
FW5 FC2 signal level has dropped below The 34.04 & 34.12 conductivity monitoring.
AW12 signal level has dropped below the 34.04 & 34.12 conductivity monitoring.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU CondS1DifS2 9.64 - b07 WCU measured conductivity - External measurement device 36.47 1 Check monitoring device x
AW11 difference value between sensor 1 - Wrong parameter settings 2 Check monitored signal
and sensor 2 is above the threshold - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 2 Check parameter setting
value (0.1us). - S800 I/O Moule faulty 3 Check wiring
WCU WtrDiffPrHigh 9.63 - b12 Difference pressure across the - Water output pressure measurement 75.05 C2P3 - AI2 1 Check pressure in main water circuit x
AW10 cooling water pump too high. In a - Water input pressure measurement 34.13 & 34.14 C2P3 - AI3 2 Check pressure in raw water circuit
closed water cooling circuit the - Wrong parameter settings. & 34.15 & 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit
pressure differnce between output - S800 I/O Moule faulty. 35.01. & 35.19 4 Check parameter setting
and input has to monitored to ensure - S800 terminal unit broken. & 35.20 & 5 Check wiring
that the cooling water is circulating - Loose or disconnected wire(s). 36.10 & 36.19 6 Check S800 - Module
WCU WtrDiffPrLow 9.12 - b10 Difference pressure across the - Water output pressure measurement 75.05 C2P3 - AI2 1 Check pressure in main water circuit x
FW4 FC1 cooling water pump too low. In a - Water input pressure measurement 34.13 & 34.14 C2P3 - AI3 2 Check pressure in raw water circuit
closed water cooling circuit the - Pump(s) not running & 34.15 & 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit
pressure difference between output - Wrong parameter settings. 35.01. & 35.19 4 Check entire pipe system for leaks
and input has to monitored to ensure - S800 I/O Moule faulty. & 35.20 & (pump packings, tube joints, tubes etc.)
that the cooling water is circulating - S800 terminal unit broken. 36.10 & 36.21 5 Check parameter setting
- Loose or disconnected wire(s). 6 Check wiring
WCU WtrDiffPrLow 9.62 - b06 Difference pressure across the - Water output pressure measurement 75.05 C2P3 - AI2 1 Check pressure in main water circuit x
AW9 cooling water pump too low. In a - Water input pressure measurement 34.13 & 34.14 C2P3 - AI3 2 Check pressure in raw water circuit
closed water cooling circuit the - Pump(s) not running & 34.15 & 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit
pressure differnce between output - Wrong parameter settings. 35.01. & 35.19 4 Check entire pipe system for leaks
and input has to monitored to ensure - S800 I/O Moule faulty. & 35.20 & (pump packings, tube joints, tubes etc.)
that the cooling water is circulating - S800 terminal unit broken. 36.10 & 36.20 5 Check parameter setting
- Loose or disconnected wire(s). 6 Check wiring

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU WtrInpPrHigh 9.62 - b01 Cooling water pump input pressure is - S800 I/O Moule faulty. 75.05 C2P3 - AI2 1 Check flow in main circuit x
AW9 above the high limit. - S800 terminal unit broken. 34.13 & 35.20 2 Check if all valves are in correct position
- Loose or disconnected wire(s). & 36.11 (see cooling circuit diagram)
- Wrong parameter settings. 3 Check parameter setting
- Water input pressure measurement. 4 Monitor water pressure
5 Restart converter. If fault persists, check
heat exchanger and repair if necessary
WCU WtrInpPrLow 9.12 - b02 Cooling water pump input pressure is - S800 I/O Moule faulty. 75.05 C2P3 - AI2 1 Check water level in the expansion x
FW4 FC1 below the low limit. - S800 terminal unit broken. 34.13 & 35.20 vessel
- Loose or disconnected wire(s). & 36.14 2 Check if all valves are in correct position
- Wrong parameter settings. (see cooling circuit diagram)
- Water input pressure measurement. 3 Check entire pipe system for leaks
(pump packings, pipe joints, pipes etc.)
Note: if leakage is not in WCU but in
another cabinet, always contact ABB
service. Electric strength of equipment
may be faulty!
4 Check parameter setting
5 If level is ok, check wiring and shielding
of measuring circuit
WCU WtrInpPrLow 9.62 - b02 Cooling water pump input pressure is - S800 I/O Moule faulty. 75.05 C2P3 - AI2 1 Check water level in the expansion x
AW9 below the low alarm limit. - S800 terminal unit broken. 34.13 & 35.20 vessel
- Loose or disconnected wire(s). & 36.13 2 Check if all valves are in correct position
- Wrong parameter settings. (see cooling circuit diagram)
- Water input pressure measurement. 3 Check entire pipe system for leaks
(pump packings, pipe joints, pipes etc.)
Note: if leakage is not in WCU but in
another cabinet, always contact ABB
service. Electric strength of equipment
may be faulty!
4 Check parameter setting
5 If level is ok, check wiring and shielding
of measuring circuit

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU WtrInpPrSens 9.13 - b05 Loss of cooling water input pressure - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 & 36.54 C2P3 - AI2 1 Check parameter settings for water input x
FW5 FC1 measuring. signal level has dropped below the (34.05 & 34.13 pressure monitoring.
- Water input pressure measurement 89.03) measuring device.
- S800 terminal unit broken 4 Chance the water input pressure
- S800 Module measuring device unit.
FW5 FC2 measuring. signal level has dropped below the (34.05 & 34.13 pressure monitoring.
AW12 measuring. signal level has dropped below the (34.05 & 34.13 pressure monitoring.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU InpPrS1DifS2 9.64 - b08 WCU measured input pressure value - External measurement device 36.48 1 Check monitoring device x
AW11 between sensor 1 and sensor 2 is - Wrong parameter settings 2 Check monitored signal
above the threshold value (0.2bar). - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 2 Check parameter setting
- S800 I/O Moule faulty 3 Check wiring
WCU WtrOutpPrHigh 9.62 - b03 Cooling water pressure (WCU pump - S800 I/O Moule faulty. 75.05 C2P3 - AI3 1 Check flow in main water circuit x
AW9 output side) is above the high limit - S800 terminal unit broken. 34.14 & 35.19 2 Check temperature and pressure in raw
- Loose or disconnected wire(s). & 36.16 water circuit
- Wrong parameter settings. 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit
- Water output pressure 4 Check strainer and clean if necessary
- Pump(s) not running. 6 Check the heat exchanger and repair if
necessary
WCU WtrOutpPrLow 9.12 - b04 Cooling water pressure (WCU pump - S800 I/O Moule faulty. 75.05 C2P3 - AI3 1 Check flow in main water circuit x
FW4 FC1 output side) is below the low limit. - S800 terminal unit broken. 34.14 & 35.19 2 Check temperature and pressure in raw
necessary
WCU WtrOutpPrLow 9.62 - b04 Cooling water pressure (WCU pump - S800 I/O Moule faulty. 75.05 C2P3 - AI3 1 Check flow in main water circuit x
AW9 output side) is below the low limit - S800 terminal unit broken. 34.14 & 35.19 2 Check temperature and pressure in raw
necessary

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU WtrOutpPrSens 9.13 - b06 Loss of cooling water output pressure - Analoge input signal is missing or 75.05 & 36.55 C2P3 - AI3 1 Check parameter settings for water x
FW5 FC1 measuring. signal level has dropped below the (34.06 & 34.14 output pressure monitoring.
- Water output pressure measurement 89.03) measuring device.
- S800 terminal unit broken 4 Chance the water output pressure
FW5 FC2 measuring. signal level has dropped below the (34.06 & 34.14 output pressure monitoring.
AW12 measuring. signal level has dropped below the (34.06 & 34.14 output pressure monitoring.

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCU OutpPrS1DifS2 9.64 - b09 WCU measured output pressure - External measurement device 36.49 1 Check monitoring device x
AW11 value between sensor 1 and sensor 2 - Wrong parameter settings 2 Check monitored signal
is above the threshold value (0.2bar). - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 2 Check parameter setting
- S800 I/O Moule faulty 3 Check wiring
WCU WtrTmpDriveOff 9.13 - b02 Internal cooling water too cold. - Too cold input water 75.05 C2P3-AI4 1 Check flow in the main water circuit x
FW5 FC1 Internal water temperature drive off - Water input temperature 36.44 2 Check temperature and pressure in the
low level active. When measured measurement raw water circuit
water temperature sinks below this - Wrong parameter settings 3 Check 3-way valve in raw water circuit
limit the drive will be stopped. - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 4 Check strainer and clean if necessary
- S800 I/O Moule faulty 5 Check parameter setting
- S800 terminal unit broken 6 Check the heat exchanger and repair if
necessary
WCU WtrTmpLowPpOn 9.63 - b11 Water temperature too low – cooling -Too cold input water 75.05 C2P3-AI4 1 Check temperature in the raw water x
AW10 pump automically switched on. - Cooling water temperature 36.40 circuit
measurement device 2 Check parameter setting
WCU WtrTmpRefLow 9.63 - b10 Water reference temperature for valve -Too cold input water 75.05 C2P3-AI4 1 Check temperature in the raw water x
AW10 control too is low. The alarm occur if - Cooling water temperature 35.17 – 5°C circuit
water cooling pumps are running and measurement device 2 Check parameter setting
actual water temperature sinks below - Wrong parameter settings 3 Check wiring
internal water temperature reference - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 4 Check S800 - Module
minus 5°C (WATER TEMP INT REF - S800 I/O Moule faulty
– 5°C) for more than 3 hours. - S800 terminal unit broken
WCU WtrTmpTooLow 9.12 - b11 Internal cooling water too cold. - Too cold input water 75.05 C2P3 - AI4 1 Check temperature in the raw water x
FW4 FC1 Internal water temperature trip low - Water input temperature 36.06 circuit
level active. When measured water measurement 2 Check parameter setting
temperature sinks below low limit the - Wrong parameter settings 3 Check wiring
drive and pumps will be stopped - Loose or disconnected wire(s) 4 Check S800 - Module
respectively could not be started - S800 I/O Moule faulty

ABB
FC2 LOP
FC2 HIP
Alarm
FC1
FC2
WCUExtCoolingCtrl 9.13 - b11 Contactor feedback signal (closed) for - Motor contactor of external cooling 75.05 C2P1 - DI10 1 Check if motor contactor of external x
FW5 FC1 external cooling system is missing. system is not closing 35.31 & 35.32 C2P2 - DO8 cooling system is closing
Status of external cooling system not - No feedback signal from contactor & 35.33 2 Check parameter setting
OK. - Wrong parameter settings 3 Check wiring
WCUExtCoolingCtrl 9.64 - b11 Contactor feedback signal (closed) for - Motor contactor for external cooling 75.05 C2P1 - DI10 1 Check if motor contactor external x
AW11 external cooling system is missing. system is not closing 35.31 & 35.32 C2P2 - DO8 cooling system is closing
Status of external cooling system not - No feedback signal from contactor & 35.33 2 Check parameter setting
OK. - Wrong parameter settings 3 Check wiring
WCUNoCoolPumpSel 9.13 - b14 No cooling pump selected (only active - Parameter setting wrong 35.01 1 Check parameter setting x
FW5 FC1 in AuxOnSeq).
Wrong M/F-Signal 9.54 - b09 Wrong Master - Follower signal in - Wrong parameter to send or receive Group 41 1 Check parameter settings x
AW1 CH2 selected. selected
- Parameter settings
Z
ZeroSpeedLimForced 9.60 - b12 Zero speed limit forced for 1sec to - Emergency Stop by ramp faild 22.10 & 22.11 1 Zero speed limit is set to maximum for x
AW7 max speed limit value (Par. 20.03 (speed diff to big) 1s to get "Zero Speed Indication" after a
ZERO SPEED LIMIT is set to value of coast stop or ramp stop failed by
Par. 20.02 MAXIMUM SPEED) EmergencyStop
2 Speed difference monitoring is to big
3 Emergency ramp stop time to short if
LSU is used

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