Working Instructions DOC26 ACN634 R9i PP300 Revc
Working Instructions DOC26 ACN634 R9i PP300 Revc
4FPS10000075034
ACN634 R9i IGBT upgrade
Drives Service PP30012 DOCWIACS60026
Department Date Author Approved Revision Page
Index
1. General information .................................................................................................................................. 2
1.1 Safety ................................................................................................................................................. 2
1.2 Preparation work................................................................................................................................. 3
1.3 Parts list of the IGBT upgrade kit 42000548 ........................................................................................ 4
1.4 Needed tools ...................................................................................................................................... 4
1.5 ESD.................................................................................................................................................... 8
2. Removing the old hardware ...................................................................................................................... 9
2.1 Removing the assembly plate ............................................................................................................. 9
2.2 Disconnecting output busbars and clamping capacitors..................................................................... 10
2.3 Removing assembly plate of NPOW- and NGPS. .............................................................................. 11
2.4 Removing DC busbars ...................................................................................................................... 12
2.5 Removing IGBT modules .................................................................................................................. 13
2.6 Cleaning heat sink elements ............................................................................................................. 14
3. Installing the new hardware..................................................................................................................... 15
3.1 Preparing and installing of adapter plates.......................................................................................... 15
3.2 Preparing the NTC-thermistor ........................................................................................................... 17
3.3 Preparing the new IGBT module FF1400R12IP4............................................................................... 18
3.4 Mounting of the IGBTs and NTC-thermistor....................................................................................... 19
3.5 Tightening sequence of the IGBT ...................................................................................................... 20
3.6 Mounting of the NGDR-07C board .................................................................................................... 21
3.7 IGBTs and NGDR boards mounted ................................................................................................... 22
3.8. Mounting of the DC-busbars and measurement wires. ..................................................................... 23
3.9 Mounting of the output busbars. ........................................................................................................ 24
3.10 Installing of clamping capacitors...................................................................................................... 25
3.11 Mounting of flat cables and NPOW board assembly plate................................................................ 26
3.12 Mounting of stand-offs .................................................................................................................... 29
3.13 Installing upper assembly plate ....................................................................................................... 30
3.14 Assembling of the NINT- and NXPP-06C boards ............................................................................. 31
3.15 Mounting of ferrite wire and connecting of wires .............................................................................. 33
4 Finishing the upgrade work ...................................................................................................................... 34
4.1 Testing the drive ............................................................................................................................... 34
4.2 Finishing the work area ..................................................................................................................... 35
5 Working Instruction for thermal compound Grey Ice 4100 LV ................................................................... 36
Appendix 1, R9i 400-500V Inverter module main circuit diagram ................................................................. 37
Appendix 2, R9i 400-500V Inverter module main circuit diagram, power stage ............................................ 38
1. General information
These instructions are meant to be followed when carrying out the IGBT upgrade of the
ACN634 R9i 400V and 500V frequency converter.
If other required repair or maintenance tasks occur before or during the upgrade, ones that
have not been presented in this instruction, should the service personnel be familiar with the
working methods which are needed to get the required actions done safely without harming
the employee himself or the surroundings. Before starting the upgrade the whole work must
be planned so that the required actions are done according to the safety regulations.
1.1 Safety
WARNING! All electrical installation and maintenance work on the ACx600 should be carried
out by qualified electricians. Do not attempt any work on a powered ACx600. After switching
off the mains, always allow the intermediate circuit capacitors 5 minutes to discharge before
working on the frequency converter, the motor or the motor cable. The voltage between each
input terminal (U1, V1, W1) and earth must be measured with a multimeter (impedance at
least 1 M ) to ensure that the frequency converter is discharged before beginning work.
All insulation tests must be carried out with the ACx600 disconnected from the cabling.
The ACx600 motor cable terminals are at a dangerously high voltage when input power is
applied, regardless of motor operation. No work on the motor cable should be attempted with
mains power applied.
The brake control terminals (UDC+, UDC-, R+ and R- terminals) carry a dangerous DC
voltage (over 500 V).
There can be dangerous voltages inside the ACx600 from external control circuits when the
ACx600 input power is shut off. No work on the control cables should be attempted when
power is applied to the frequency converter or to the external control circuits. Exercise
appropriate care when working with the unit.
Clean the area before starting upgrade work, remove all unnecessary items nearby
the work area.
Arrange a clean table close to the work area so that ESD mat and all removed
components can be laid down onto it and ready to install components can be laid
down to be easily available during the work.
Check the delivery of the upgrade kit that all items are undamaged.
Check that items listed on the parts list are included, see chapter 1.3.
Read through this document in advance and organize all parts and tools before
starting upgrade work.
Assemble boxes for returnable items, assembly instructions provided with the upgrade
kit.
This document describes upgrade work when phase module is out from the cabinet.
True RMS multimeter, at least CAT III 1000V, e.g. FLUKE 87 III as shown in the
picture 1.
Test leads + probes, at least CAT III 1000V
Pic 1.
3.
1.
2.
Pic 2.
(Cordless Screwdriver)
Set wrench kit (8-21 mm), 4.
Torx-kit +bit set, 5.
5.
4.
Pic 3.
7. 6.
Pic 4.
Pic 5.
Pic 6.
1.5 ESD
WARNING!
Ensure ESD protection when handling the components.
Circuit boards contain components sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD). Wear
an earthing wrist band and use ESD field service mat when handling the components.
Do not touch the boards and components unnecessarily.
Assemble the ESD field service kit as shown in the picture.
Wrist band
Components
in box
Earth Card
Working mat
Pic 7.
Keep new boards and semiconductors for as long as possible in their original
packages.
Pic 8.
Disconnect connectors and fibre optic cable marked in blue from NINT board.
First open M4 fixing screws of the NINT marked in red from the assembly plate.
Pull carefully the assembly plate out together with the NINT board and keep it in a safe
place.
Pic 9.
Remove NGDR boards from the IGBT modules if they are not coming along the NINT-
board.
Disconnect output busbars from the IGBT modules marked in red.
Disconnect clamp capacitors from the IGBT modules marked in blue.
Pic 9.
NPOW
wires
Pic 10.
Pic 11.
Remove old IGBT components by opening 6 pc M6 screws, marked in red, from the
heat sink of each IGBT.
Pic 12.
Clean surfaces of the heat sink elements with soft cloth and industrial alcohol or
equivalent cleaning solvent. Crease or oil-based solvent is not allowed.
Clean the rest of the module if needed.
10. 7.
6. 3.
4. 5.
8. 9.
Clean the surfaces of the adapter plates by using soft cloth and industrial alcohol.
Spread thermal compound to the other side with rubber spatula or small paint roller
(picture 13b). Note that the compound must be spread to the opposite side of the
counter-bored holes.
! Follow separate instruction (4FPS10000048908) for spreading the thermal
compound with stencil (picture 13a).
Fix adapters loosely, first with two diagonal counter-bored screws e.g. screws # 7 – 8.
Press slightly with the hand on the adapter plate, if Grey Ice and stencil has not been,
distribute the paste by a slight rotary motion.
Install other adapter plates and fixing screws same way.
Tight the screws crosswise in two phases in the sequence shown in the picture 14.
First phase with 1Nm and finally with 3Nm.
Pic 15.
When all three adapters are mounted and tightened at final torque, clean the
excessive thermal compound and surfaces of the adapter plates by using soft cloth
and industrial alcohol.
Note that there are two revisions of NTC-thermistor, an older type, which needs to be
bend, and newer type, which is already bent, so that one does not need any actions
before mounting.
If the NTC is old type, picture 16, bend carefully with pointed pliers the tail of the
thermistor to the 90 degrees angle. Note that the bent must be on the back side of the
thermistor, as it is with the new one in the picture 17.
NOTE ESD!
IGBT module kit includes the NGDR-07C board and mounting screws also. Keep the
board in a safe place in the meantime when preparing IGBTs.
Do not mix NGDR boards! Keep the content of the one packing, IGBT and the
NGDR-07C, as a pair! Pairs are marked with stickers containing serial number
(Picture 18b).
Clean the base plate of the IGBT´s by using soft cloth and industrial alcohol.
Spread thermal compound evenly with rubber spatula or small paint roller (picture
19a).
! Follow separate instruction (4FPS10000048908) for spreading the thermal
compound with stencil (Picture 19a).
Pic 20.
Pic 21.
Ensure that IGBT modules are mounted that M4 gate terminals are upwards.
Install the IGBTs to the adapter plate first with 2 pcs of combiscrew M5x10, e.g. like
marked in red.
Install the thermistor under the mounting screw, right side of the IGBT, third screw
from the top.
With every IGBT must be a thermistor.
Press slightly with the hand on the module, if Grey Ice and stencil has not been,
distribute the paste by a slight rotary motion.
Then install all other M5 screws.
Pic 22.
Tight the screws crosswise in two phases in the sequence shown in the picture 22.
First phase with 2Nm+/-15% and finally with 3Nm.
4. 2.
1. 3.
Pic 24. Pairs are marked with stickers containing serial number.
Put the insulation part on to the IGBT module like shown in the picture 23a and mount
NGDR-07C board with 4pc M4x8 screws to the gate terminals.
Do not mix NGDR boards! Keep the content of the one packing, IGBT and the
NGDR-board as a pair! Pairs are marked with stickers containing serial number
(Picture 24).
The M4 fixing screws of NGDR-06C board must be tightened in following way:
1. First the screws are tightened with LIGHT FINGER TIGHTNESS in sequence 1-
2-3-4, shown in the picture 23b.
2. Then screws are tightened with 0.5 Nm torque in sequence 1-2-3-4.
3. Finally screws are tightened with 2 Nm (final torque) in sequence 1-2-3-4.
Note, due to that gate control signals are transmitted through the mounting screws,
correct mounting is very important!
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ACN634 R9i IGBT upgrade
Drives Service PP30012 DOCWIACS60026
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Connect the wires of the NTC-thermistors to the white connector of NDGR boards,
marked with red arrow.
When IGBTs and NGDR boards are at their positions and tightened, the module is
ready for DC-busbars.
Pic 26.
Install the new DC-busbar assembly as shown with M6 bolts for the DC-capacitors,
marked in red. Tightening torque 3Nm.
Install the additional DC-measurement wire to the upper left corner marked with blue
arrow.
Install DC-voltage wire to NPOW, marked in green, and wires of the discharging
resistors
Mount back the original insulation part of the mounting rail of the current transducers,
marked with yellow arrow.
Pic 27.
Pic 28.
Install new 2uF clamping capacitors, KPF-183, to DC-terminals as show with M8 bolts.
Two pieces is needed for each phase.
Fasten M8 phase output- and DC-terminal screws at 8Nm tightness, marked in red.
Pic 29.
Mount back assembly plate of the NPOW / NGPS board; connect wires from DC
capacitors to NINT. (Note, NRED board does not exist in 400V and 500V units)
Ensure that the new DC-measurement wire comes out behind the plate as shown
(marked with blue arrow).
Connect flat cables (3 pc) to the NGDR-07C boards, marked in yellow. Markings
A51.1: X1, A51.2: X1 and A51.3: X1 at flat cables are to be connected to the NGDR
boards. Pay attention for proper connection.
It is really important to double-check that all flat cable connectors are connected
properly as shown. Otherwise several faults or warnings might be indicated.
Pic 30. Press the plug properly with your thumb into its socket to ensure a good connection.
Pic 33.
Mount 3pcs of 25mm plastic insulation pillars marked in red to the DC busbar threads.
Install 1pc of 25mm metal grounding pillar marked in yellow.
Pic 34.
Pic 35.
Assemble NINT and new NXPP-06C board together with the assembly plate as
shown. Use metallic pillars between NINT and NXPP-06C boards provided with the
upgrade kit.
Pay attention with the pins of the NXPP-06C boards when mounting the boards
together.
Use M4 combi screws to fasten NXPP-06C board to the NINT.
Pic 36.
Mount NINT / NXPP-06C board assembly as shown and fasten it to pillars with M4
combi screws, marked in red.
(Note, NRED board does not exist in 400V and 500V units.)
Note! Replace existing NGPS-11 or -12C board with NGPS-13C board included in
the upgrade kit!
Pic 37.
Mount ferrite wire and mounting bracket as shown to the plate underneath NINT /
NXPP assembly. Fasten the bracket with M6 combi screws. Connect wire with ferrites
to the NINT and NPOW, marked in red.
Connect wires from the NGPS, NPOW and current transducers to the NINT, marked in
blue.
Connect flat cables to the NXPP-06C board as shown, marked in yellow. Note that the
flat cable connector for the IGBT on the right is on the right side of the NXPP-06C,
behind the flat cable connector of the NINT.
Connect new additional DC measurement wire to the left side of the NXPP-06C,
marked in orange.
Clean the surroundings of the drive especially the area close to the cooling air input.
Stick a tag with text “+V991” to the drive unit, one close to the type code sticker and
the other to the cover so that it will indicate at the first sight that upgrade work is done.
Originally used thermal compound type is WPS II (10008000). Because of low viscosity it was
possible to spread without special tools.
The new thermal compound Grey Ice 4100 LV (3AUA0000074768) has been introduced for
ACS 600 IGBT upgrade solutions during 2012.
Pic 52.
The new Grey Ice 4100 LV thermal compound has better long term performance and higher
viscosity than WPS II. Because of high viscosity proper spreading of Grey Ice 4100 LV
requires a good stencil.
Pic 53.
Follow the separate working instruction ACS 600 IGBT upgrade Grey Ice 4100 LV
(4FPS10000048908).
Appendix 2, R9i 400-500V Inverter module main circuit diagram, power stage