Ultra3000 E09 Bus Undervoltage

derrickjp7

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Anyone know what might cause this?

All my other drives are working fine except this one. Sometimes I can start the drive, it'll run fur 5 seconds then error out. Most the time I'll run a MSO in the Direct Commands and it errors out immediately. All the wiring is fine and I've held a volt meter to the AC and DC inputs to the drive while initiating MSO instructions and there's no drop or interruption to power. Is there some parameter I may have unintentionally changed?

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Of course this has to happen the day before my final capstone presentation. Murphy needs to leave, now. Haha
 
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Do you have access to a spare drive? This could be due to a number of internal reasons, but the simplest way to rule out a bad drive would be to swap it out temporarily. If that's not the problem, I've seen intermittent issues due to an overloaded infeed; when other drives would pull an excessive amount of current, another would fault out. It wasn't obvious as this would be a very short "outage".
 

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