Hello, I have VFD and 2 motors One of them is manufactured by WAT and other by VOLT, both of them are made in Turkey. In first case when I connect VOLT motor it works good on 10-100HZ range, in second when I connect WAT motor it start vibrating at 40HZ. I tried to connect WAT motor with another VFD and it worked without vibration. What can i do to get proper work of motor.
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VFD, Motor, Vibration
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If the VFD is set up for SVC (Sensorless Vector Control), it must be tuned to the specific motor it is connected to, typically done with a parameter called "AutoTune" or in some cases, "ID Run", something like that. Without being tuned, or if the tuning was done for a different motor, erratic behavior is not unexpected.
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If the VFD is set up for SVC (Sensorless Vector Control), it must be tuned to the specific motor it is connected to, typically done with a parameter called "AutoTune" or in some cases, "ID Run", something like that. Without being tuned, or if the tuning was done for a different motor, erratic behavior is not unexpected.
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electricpete
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You have good responses above. Just to look at another piece:
Did that reconnection of the WAT motor to another vfd involve moving the motor (changing it's mounting and potentially its resonance characteristics)
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