Cause: Drive Overload comes when the drive itself is experiencing an overload condition. This fault comes due to various reasons, including excessive load demands, electrical issues, or internal component failure.

ol2 yaskawa indicates Drive Overload condition. This means the drive's output current exceeds its rated capacity. The connected motor is drawing more current than the drive is rated to supply for the duty cycle.

Troubleshooting Steps:

Follow these steps to correct ol2 yaskawa:

• Check the Motor Load: Verify if the mechanical load on the motor has increased or if there's any binding.
• Inspect Motor Wiring: Double-check all wiring connections between the drive and the motor for correctness and tightness.
• Verify Drive Parameters: Carefully review all motor-related parameters in the drive to ensure they match the motor's nameplate data.
• Measure Motor Current: Use a clamp meter to measure the actual current being drawn by the motor during operation.
• Check for Mechanical Issues: Inspect the driven equipment (gearboxes, belts, etc.) for any signs of wear, damage, or misalignment that could be increasing the load on the motor.