f30003 fault in siemens drive
F30003 fault in Siemens SINAMICS drives (G120/S120) indicates a DC link undervoltage. This means the internal DC voltage drops below the set limit, often during motor startup, high acceleration, or heavy loads.
Causes for F30003:
- Line Supply Failure/Undervoltage: The input voltage is too low, or a phase is missing.
- Excessive Load/Acceleration: Rapid acceleration or heavy load causes a "shock load" on the DC bus.
- DC Link Connection Issues: Loose or improper cabling between the rectifier and inverter
- Component Failure: Faulty power unit, input reactor, or capacitor bank.
- Safety Circuit Cycling: Interrupting 230V/400V mains while the drive is enabled
Solution:
- Check Line Voltage: Verify the input voltage matches the drive’s rating (\(P0210\)).
- Inspect - Input Phases: Ensure all three phases are present and balanced.
- Check Mechanical Load: Reduce motor load or deceleration rates to reduce voltage drop.
- Verify DC Connections: Ensure secure connections on the DC bus.
- Check Hardware: Check for a faulty rectifier or power unit (PM) if the supply is stable.

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