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What to do if Danfoss DC Drives trip lock?
If a Danfoss DC drive experiences a trip lock, it means an alarm occurred, and the motor has stopped. To resolve this, first, identify and clear the cause of the alarm. Then, reset the drive by: pressing the [Reset] button, using remote control terminals, or via serial communication.
General| Control Method | Vector Control, VVC+ |
|---|---|
| Communication Protocols | Profibus |
| Enclosure Type | IP20, IP21, IP55 |
| Efficiency | Up to 98% |
| Protection Class | IP20, IP21, IP55 |
Specifies the required qualifications and skills for handling the equipment safely.
Highlights essential warnings to prevent injury and equipment damage.
Provides safety instructions for lifting heavy drives and methods for combining split cabinets.
Highlights safety instructions and requirements for achieving EMC compliance during installation.
Explains considerations for power cabling, grounding, and connecting motor, mains, and ground cables.
Provides recommendations for fuse types and ratings for IEC and UL installations.
Covers applying power, initial setup, and programming the drive via the LCP.
Details steps for entering basic system and motor information for drive configuration.
Explains the procedure for optimizing drive compatibility with the motor through adaptation.
Guides on initial start-up, parameter settings, and uploading/downloading configurations.
Provides wiring examples for configuring Automatic Motor Adaptation with and without specific terminals.
Illustrates wiring configurations for analog speed references using voltage or current inputs.
Lists and explains various warnings and alarms, including their causes and troubleshooting steps.
