Malfunction |
Probable cause |
Solution |
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Sensor overtravelled. |
Detected sensor error. |
Adjust or replace the sensors. For more information, refer to Replacing the Sensors. |
Detected controller error. |
Verify the controller. |
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Motor load increases, controller switches off because of overload. |
Ball screw, ball bearings, or belt drive under mechanical tension. |
Contact your local Schneider Electric service representative. |
Noise and vibrations. |
Velocity too high. |
Reduce velocity. |
Poor lubrication (in the case of noise). |
Lubricate the Lexium EAC1-Series. For more information, refer to Lubrication. |
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Ball screw, slide bearing and/or ball bearings of the piston rod are worn out or have backlash. |
Verify the piston rod. For more information, refer to Verifying the Piston Rod. |
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Toothed belt. |
Use PTFE-spray on the toothed belt. |
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Ambient conditions. |
Verify the ambient conditions. For more information, refer to Ambient Conditions. |
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The piston rod has backlash and positions inaccurately. |
Backlash at ball screw. |
Contact your local Schneider Electric service representative. |
Worn out or damaged toothed belt, elastomer coupling or clamping set. |
Replace the toothed belt, the elastomer coupling or the clamping set. For more information, refer to Replacing the Toothed Belt or Replacing the Elastomer Coupling or Clamping Set. |