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F22 and UCE fault code 12

Thread Starter: SZQ   Started: 8/5/2012 2:06 PM   Replies: 2

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  8/5/2012, 2:06 PM
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One of our customer is having 6SE6430-2UD41-1FA0 VFD FX type and its giving F22 Fault whenever its switched on we tried to remove the out put cable but still the same fault is there and its a permanent fault , tried to check IGBT with  basic diode check seems normal ,

 

and also found UCE faults are identified  r0947 = 22 and the fault value r0949 = 12 , Can somebody please explain what is the meaning of UCE  fault  detected and what does the fault code r949=12 means .

 

What else can be checked on this drive and how can we test the IGBT . Please suggest a solution.
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  8/6/2012, 1:30 AM
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SZQ wrote:

One of our customer is having 6SE6430-2UD41-1FA0 VFD FX type and its giving F22 Fault whenever its switched on we tried to remove the out put cable but still the same fault is there and its a permanent fault , tried to check IGBT with  basic diode check seems normal ,

 

and also found UCE faults are identified  r0947 = 22 and the fault value r0949 = 12 , Can somebody please explain what is the meaning of UCE  fault  detected and what does the fault code r949=12 means .

 

What else can be checked on this drive and how can we test the IGBT . Please suggest a solution.



Hi, please use the search function in the forums, this is a very common question.

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r949 = 12 means that the UCE fault is detected in output phase 'U'

Regards,
Graeme
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  8/6/2012, 4:25 PM
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Hi Graeme ,

Thanks for your reply ,
We have diconnected the motor and still gets the fault ,Is there some way by which we can test and make sure this IGBT is failed  is there any procedure to  test or replca IGBT or IGD board.

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Saqir
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