LIANCHUANG GAOKE AUTOMATION
OEM equipment manufacturers can customize the frequency converters that you prefer and install them on your products.
Release date:
2026-02-24
VFD suddenly trips and your production line stops?
VFD suddenly trips and your production line stops? Most factories lose hours (or days) because of the same 4-5 avoidable faults…
Here are the Top 5 Common VFD Faults we see every week + quick diagnostic & fix cheatsheet
1️⃣ Overcurrent (OC / E.oc / F.oc) Symptom: Trips right after start or during acceleration Most likely causes:
2️⃣ Overvoltage (OV / E.ov) Symptom: Trips mostly during deceleration Root cause 99% of time: Decel time too short + large inertia load Fast fixes:
3️⃣ Undervoltage / Input Voltage Low (UV / LV) Symptom: Won’t start or trips randomly Causes: Weak grid, loose input terminals, blown fuse, bad phase Action: Measure all 3 input phases → should be within ±10% of rated voltage
4️⃣ Overheating (OH / E.t / TH) Symptom: VFD derates or shuts down after running for a while Common culprits:
5️⃣ Ground Fault / Earth Leakage (GF / E.GF) Symptom: Immediate trip on start Usual suspects: Damaged motor winding → ground, wet cable, insulation breakdown Diagnostic trick: Disconnect motor leads from VFD → power on → no fault = motor/cable issue
Pro tip most people miss: Always record the exact fault code + timestamp + operating condition before resetting. Modern VFDs store fault history — use it!
Which fault haunts your site the most? Drop it in the comments We help factories cut VFD downtime by 60–80% with proper diagnostics + PM plans.
DM us if your VFD is throwing mystery codes — happy to give a second opinion (no strings attached).
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