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7.0 TROUBLESHOOTING

1. MY THREE-PHASE LOAD DOES NOT SEEM TO HAVE ENOUGH POWER TO START.
Check to make sure your converter is turned on .
Check to make sure your converter is big enough . If not, a second converter of equal size can be installed
in parallel to your converter to double its size . Ask us about our Autolink .
Make sure your wire is big enough . Go up at least one size for every 50 feet of run . Wire may need to be
upsized for hard loads .
You may need a larger single-phase service . Everything may be big enough on your end, but sometimes
the power company's transformer is not big enough to handle the full load plus other loads on your grid .
Call your power company or electrician for service .
2. MY MACHINE DOES NOT START WHEN I TURN ON THE CONVERTER.
The Start/Stop buttons on the converter are designed to only start your converter and not your loads
converter . If your load does not have its own motor starter, American Rotary has a full line of motor
starters available .
3. MY MACHINE STARTS RIGHT AWAY WHEN I TURN ON MY CONVERTER.
Make sure your machine has its own Start/Stop button to ensure the converter is running before the load
is turned on . If your machine does not have its own start/stop button please contact American Rotary .
4. A CAPACITOR FAILED OR IS LEAKING.
A start capacitor may fail as a result of too frequent starts or having a load on when starting . Make sure all
loads are disconnected when starting, including transformers .
An overload such as too heavy of a load for the converter can cause the start and run capacitors to fail .
A power surge such as a lightning strike or a brown-out can cause the capacitors to fail . A surge
suppressor may be needed and can be found on the American Rotary website or by calling its sales office .
5. THE IDLER IS VERY HOT.
The Baldor idlers are rated up to 150° C . It may be normal for them to run hot . High current on one or more
lines may also cause them to run hot . A good voltage balance means a good current balance .
6. MY THREE-PHASE LOAD HAS CONTACTORS THAT ARE CLICKING, LIGHTS THAT ARE FLICKERING OR IT KICKS OUT AS SOON AS IT
STARTS.
All controls should be run from T1 and T2 (the single-phase lines) . These lines do not fluctuate voltage
as much as T1 to T3 or T2 to T3 . If your machine does not have these clearly marked, try different
combinations of T1, T2 and T3 .
7. MY VOLTAGE IS TOO HIGH OR TOO LOW.
The voltage that the phase converter will produce is based off the incoming single-phase voltage . The
phase converter will use your voltage measured leg to leg on single phase as a baseline for balancing
the voltage . Leg to leg voltage may vary by about 5% while under load . The phase converter does not
transform the voltage up or down . If you need to raise of lower your voltage, a transformer may need to be
added . Please contact American Rotary for assistance .
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