SYSTEM BOARD DATA fault in a Parker AC30 drive indicates a problem with the drive's main control board, also known as the system board. This can prevent the drive from operating correctly and may require professional repair or replacement.

Common Causes of SYSTEM BOARD DATA Faults:

• Hardware Failure: Components on the system board, such as processors, memory, or communication chips, may have failed.
• Software Issues: Software glitches or errors within the system board's firmware can cause malfunctions.
• Power Supply Problems: Issues with the drive's power supply can affect the system board's operation.
• Environmental Factors: Extreme temperatures or other environmental conditions can damage the system board.

Troubleshooting Steps:

1. Check Power Supply:
   • Ensure that the drive is receiving the correct voltage and current from the power supply.
   • Check for any power supply fluctuations or outages.
2. Inspect the Drive:
   • Look for any visible signs of damage or overheating on the drive's exterior.
   • Check for loose connections or faulty components.
3. Reset the Drive:
   • Try resetting the drive to its default settings. This may resolve temporary software issues.