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AC Servopack Check List for Troubleshooting Alarm Alarm Name Status Cause Check Item Remedy A.Cb Encoder Echoback Error • Encoder wiring incorrect or poor connection . • Encoder defective. • Servopack defective. • Manual…

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AC Servopack Check List for Troubleshooting
Alarm Alarm Name Status Cause Check Item Remedy
A.C5 Magnetic Polarity
Detection Error
Power supply to the main circuit
is turned off.
Incorrect encoder wiring.
Encoder defective.
Servopack defective.
Check connections around the
power supply to the main circuit.
Replace the motor.
Replace the Servopack.
A.C8 Absolute Encoder
Clear Error and
Multiturn Limit
Setting Error
Occurs at power ON.
Occurs at encoder alarm
reset.
Encoder defective.
Servopack defective.
Encoder defective.
Servopack defective.
Check the power supply to the
main circuit.
Check the encoder wiring.
Servopack defective.
Check the encoder wiring or
connector insertion at the
encoder side.
Encoder defective.
Servopack defective.
Check the encoder wiring.
Servopack defective.
Replace the motor.
Replace the Servopack.
Replace the motor.
Replace the Servopack.
A.C6
A.C7
PA-, PB-phase
connection error
C-phase
connection error
Occurs at power ON or
when motor is in operation.
Servopack defective.
Incorrect encoder wiring.
Encoder defective.
Replace the Servopack.
Manually correct the encoder
wiring.
Replace the motor.
NP1MT006E
A.C9 Encoder Communi-
cations Error
Occurs at power ON or
during operation.
Encoder wiring incorrect or poor
connection.
Encoder defective.
Servopack defective.
Manually correct the encoder
wiring.
Replace the motor.
Replace the Servopack.
A.CA Encoder Parameter
Error
Occurs at power ON.
Occurs during operation.
Encoder defective.
Servopack defective.
Encoder defective.
Servopack defective.
Replace the motor.
Replace the Servopack.
Replace the motor.
Replace the Servopack.
Part 5 Chapter 2 Servo System Troubleshooting
Edition 2.6 5-2-10 CP-7 series Mechanical Reference
AC Servopack Check List for Troubleshooting
Alarm Alarm Name Status Cause Check Item Remedy
A.Cb Encoder Echoback
Error
Encoder wiring incorrect or poor
connection .
Encoder defective.
Servopack defective.
Manually correct the encoder
wiring.
Replace the motor.
Replace the Servopack.
A.d0 Position Error
Pulse Overflow
Occurs at control power ON.
Occurs during operation.
Servopack defective.
Parameter Pn505 value is 0.
Imperfect motor wiring.
Imperfect encoder wiring.
Servopack defective.
Load capacity is too large.
Check the encoder wiring or
connector insertion at the
encoder side.
Encoder defective.
Servopack defective.
Check the parameter
(overflow: Pn505).
Check that the motor U, V and W
wiring is correct.
Excessive load on servo.
Check parameter Pn205.
A.CC occurs even if the Pn205
setting is correct.
Replace the Servopack.
Correct the Pn505 setting
(Refer to the parameter list
supplied with the machine).
Manually correct the motor
wiring.
Manually correct the encoder
wiring.
Replace the Servopack.
Check for excessive load on
components driven by the servo.
A.CC Multiturn Limit
Disagreement
Occurs at power ON.
Occurs during operation.
Occurs at power ON or
during operation.
Servopack parameter is wrong.
The multiturn limit has not been
set in the encoder.
Servopack defective.
Correct the Pn205 setting
(Refer to the parameter list
supplied with the machine).
Execute the multiturn limit
setting change Fn013 when
the alarm occurs.
Replace the Servopack.
NP1MT007E
A.F1 Power Line Open
Phase
Occurs at control power ON.
Occurs at main power ON or
when motor is in operation.
Servopack defective.
3-phase power supply is not
connected.
3-phase power supply is
imbalanced.
Servopack defective.
Servopack defective.
Check the power supply voltage.
Check the power supply voltage.
Servopack defective.
Replace the Servopack.
Manually correct the power
supply wiring.
Correct the power supply
imbalance.
Replace the Servopack.
Part 5 Chapter 2 Servo System Troubleshooting
Edition 2.6 5-2-11 CP-7 series Mechanical Reference
AC Servopack Check List for Troubleshooting
Alarm Alarm Name Status Cause Check Item Remedy
A.E0 SERCOS IF
Unset
SERCOS IF CPU is set to
nonoperation (SERCOS IF
status (S or ST) LED (green)
does not come on).
SERCOS IF does repeater
operation only.
Problem with the SERCOS IF
connection.
Base board defective. (SGDZ)
SERCOS IF defective.
Servopack defective.
Set the switches 1 to 3 on the
servo amp according to the
electrical schematic.
Reattach the connector between
the SGDH and the SERCOS IF.
Reattach the connector between
the base board and the
SERCOS IF.
Replace the base board.
(SGDZ)
Replace the SERCOS IF.
Replace the Servopack.
Check that the connector
between the SGDH and the
SERCOS IF, or the base board
and the SERCOS IF (SGDZ) are
connected properly.
Base board defective. (SGDZ)
SERCOS IF defective.
(DPRAM (SGDH), CPU defective)
Servopack defective.
(When using SGDZ, DPRAM
defective)
Occurs at (10 sec. after)
control power on.
NP1MT008E
A.E2 WDC Error Occurs after the
initialization of the
SERCOS communications.
Fiber optics are cut.
Power is off at one of the other
servo amps in the SERCOS
communications loop.
Servo board is defective.
SERCOS IF is defective.
Check if the fiber optics connector
is detached or if the connection is
cut.
Check if bb is flashing (SGDH)
at one of the servo amps within
the loop, or if its power is off.
Check for power alarms such as
sudden stoppage.
Check for alarms such as cuts in
servo board communications.
SERCOS IF is defective.
Manually readjust the fiber optics
cabling.
Manually readjust the power and
power wiring.
Improve the power source.
Replace the Servopack.
Replace the SERCOS IF.
A.E3 MST Loss Occurs after the
initialization of the
SERCOS communications.
Servo board is defective.
SERCOS IF is defective.
Check for alarms such as cuts in
servo board communications.
SERCOS IF is defective.
Replace the Servopack.
Replace the SERCOS IF.
Part 5 Chapter 2 Servo System Troubleshooting
Edition 2.6 5-2-12 CP-7 series Mechanical Reference