yaskawa drive of a32 fault

A Yaskawa drive A32 fault (or A.32) indicates a Braking Transistor Fault, often triggered by excessive regenerative load, a short-circuit in the braking circuit, or failure of the internal braking transistor.

Key Troubleshooting Steps:

• Check Braking Resistor: Ensure the resistor is not damaged, properly connected, and sized correctly for the load.
• Review Application: Decrease the braking frequency and increase the deceleration time (
  
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• Check Drive Wiring: Inspect the terminals for short circuits.
• Check for Internal Failure: Cycle power; if the fault returns immediately, the internal braking transistor may be damaged, requiring repair or replacement.