1. This document provides information on alarm and error codes for Fanuc Servo Amplifier C Series, covering codes 1 through B.
2. 10 different alarm codes are described, including overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, and overheating alarms.
3. Potential causes are provided for each alarm code to help with troubleshooting, such as a disconnected discharge resistor, low control power supply, or faulty motor.
1. This document provides information on alarm and error codes for Fanuc Servo Amplifier C Series, covering codes 1 through B.
2. 10 different alarm codes are described, including overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, and overheating alarms.
3. Potential causes are provided for each alarm code to help with troubleshooting, such as a disconnected discharge resistor, low control power supply, or faulty motor.
1. This document provides information on alarm and error codes for Fanuc Servo Amplifier C Series, covering codes 1 through B.
2. 10 different alarm codes are described, including overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, and overheating alarms.
3. Potential causes are provided for each alarm code to help with troubleshooting, such as a disconnected discharge resistor, low control power supply, or faulty motor.
Error Codes. These FANUC C Series servo amplifier alarms and error codes cover the A06B-6066 series.
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Alarm Code Type Description of Alarm/Error
If DC voltage of main circuit power supply is
abnormally high, over voltage alarm occurs HV ( HV level: 430V DC). Alarm occurs when 1 regenerative discharge resistor is (Overvoltage Alarm) disconnected. For 200V Ac input, main circuit voltage is 283V DC (200×1.414). Discharge operation is started at voltage of main circuit voltage plus 60V. LV5V (Control power supply Alarm occurs if control circuit power supply 2 undervoltage) voltage (+5V) is abnormally low (LV5V Level: 4.6 VDC) Alarm occurs if DC voltage of main circuit LVDC power supply is abnormally low. (LVDV (DC Link undervoltage alarm) level: 120V). Causes may include power supply voltage (+15V) being 10V or lower 3 and driver module PCB not inserted normally.
Alarm occurs when short time regeneration
discharge energy is too high. Cause can be DCSW disconnection of regenration discharge (Regenerative control circuit resistor. If IGBT for discharge is 4 abnormality) continuously on for 1 second or longer, cause may be short circuit between C and E for IGBT for discharge.
DCOH (Excessive regenerative Alarm occurs when average regenerative
5 discharge alarm) discharge energy is too high. Causes may include operation of thermostat for regenrationdischarge resistor or thermostat between (15) and (16) on terminal block T1: this operation results from too frequent acceleration/deceleration operations.
Alarm occurs when thermostat in amplifier
operates ( when thermostat contact on PCB 6 OH (Servo amplifier overheat) opens). Check if motor load exceeds rated current.
Alarm occurs when magnetic contactor
contact welds. Check for contact MCC (Magnetic contractor welding immediately after use of magnetic 7 welding alarm) contactor is specified. Causes may include short circuit of 3 phase diode bridge.
Alarm occurs when abnormally high current
flows in main circuit of 1-axis amplifier or in main circuit of L axis of 2-axis amplifier. 8 HCL (Overcurrent alarm) Causes may include faulty IC, abnomral PWM signal, faulty motor, and grounded wiring.
Alarm occurs when abnormally high current
flows in main circuity of M axis of 2-axis amplifier. Causes may include faulty IC, 9 HCM (Overcurrent alarm) abnormal PWM signal, faulty motor, and grounded wiring.
Alarm occurs when abnormally high current
flows in main cirucits of L and M axes of 2 b HCLM (Overcurrent alarm) axis amplifier. Causes may include faulty IC, abnormal PWM signal, faulty motor, and grounded wiring.