A1E

Alarm code A1E means .

Cause analysis:

1. The drive needs an external braking resistor;

2. When no external braking resistor is used, the jumper wire between B2 and B3 has come off;

3. Poor, loose, or broken wiring of the external regenerative resistor;

4. The external regenerative resistor's resistance or capacity is insufficient, or it is in a continuous regeneration state;

5. Continuous negative load, resulting in continuous regeneration;

6. The capacity set in Pn536 (discharge resistor power) is less than the capacity of the external regenerative resistor;

7. The value set in Pn535 (discharge resistor resistance) is less than the resistance of the external regenerative resistor;

8. The external regenerative resistance is too high;

9. Drive fault

Remedy:

1. After connecting the external braking resistor, set Pn535 and Pn536 to appropriate values.

2. Confirm the connection of the jumper wire between B2 and B3.

3. Check the wiring of the external regenerative resistor.

4. Check the operating conditions or capacity again.

5. Confirm the load applied to the running motor.

6. Check the regenerative resistor connection and the value of Pn536.

7. Check the regenerative resistor connection and the value of Pn535.

8. Confirm whether the regenerative resistance value is correct.

9. Turn the drive power on again. If the alarm still occurs, the drive may be faulty.