What is f7900 siemens fault?
If you’re working with Siemens SINAMICS S120 or G120 drives, seeing Fault F07900 on your BOP (Basic Operator Panel) can be a bit of a headache. In short, it means your motor has hit a Torque Limit for too long, and the drive has tripped to protect the hardware.
Think of it as the drive saying: "I'm pushing as hard as I'm allowed to, but the motor still isn't spinning at the speed you asked for."
๐ What Exactly is F07900?
The official Siemens designation is "Drive: Motor blocked / speed controller at its limit." This fault triggers when the following conditions are met simultaneously for a specific amount of time (defined in parameter p2177):
The speed is below the "threshold for motor blocked" (
p2175).The speed controller is at its upper or lower limit (it's "flooring it").
The motor is producing (or trying to produce) maximum torque.
๐ ️ Common Causes
Mechanical Jam: A physical obstruction in the machinery, a seized bearing, or a brake that hasn't released.
Excessive Load: The machine is being asked to move more weight than the motor's torque profile allows.
Incorrect Parameterization: The ramp-up times (
p1120) are too short, or the torque limits are set too low for the application.Encoder Issues: If the drive is getting "garbage" data about how fast the motor is spinning, it might think it's stalled when it isn't.
Phase Loss: A power issue between the drive and the motor.
๐ก How to Troubleshoot and Fix It
Before you start swapping out hardware, try these steps:

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