Event Description
The current of the DC link is above its upper limit.
Error view
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Elements of the Event page
| Event symbol | Consequences of the event |
 Error event | When an error event occurs, the monitored value has reached its error limit. Error events shutdown the generator |
 Warning event | When a warning event occurs, the monitored value has reached its warning limit. Warning Events don’t shutdown the generator |
 Information event | An Information event is for information purpose only and has no effect on the generator operation |
| Device that triggers this event: | Inverter |
| Warning | No |
| Error | Yes |
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Causes and solutions
| Common causes | Possible solutions |
| Inverter DC link Overload is usually not triggered because AC current L1 high, or AC current L2 high, or AC current L3 high are triggered first. If this error does occur or AC current L1 high, or AC current L2 high, or AC current L3 high are triggered alternately, an IGBT driver has triggered an error. So, if this error occurs together with the other errors mentioned above, it can be assumed that the error is triggered by the IGBT drivers. | Contact Fischer Panda or one of the service partners for the next steps |
| In some cases, AC current L3 high is even displayed on 2-phase inverters. This is also an indication that the error was triggered by the IGBT driver and can indicate a defective IGBT or IGBT driver. | Contact Fischer Panda or one of the service partners for the next steps |
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