A0702 fault in WEG CFW500 Drive

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A0702 alarm in WEG CFW500 Drive indicates the Inverter is Disabled. This means a SoftPLC movement block is attempting to execute, but the drive's General Enable command is currently inactive. 

Cause:

  • The General Enable command for the drive is not active.


Remedy:

Check the drive control terminal states to ensure the General Enable input command is active.

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