Troubleshooting a COF (Current Offset) Fault |
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A COF fault indicates the drive attempted to adjust the current offset value beyond the allowable range due to residual induction current already present in the motor when the drive attempted to run the motor. Possible causes:
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COF occurring on startup due to a free-spinning motor:
COF occurring intermittently or on startup WITHOUT the motor free spinning.
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Setting Up and Using Speed Search
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