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Parker 690+0025/460/1NN | 25 HP / 18.5 kW VFD – 460V, No Interface Option
Standard 690+ Drive – Interface-Free for Custom Integrations
The Parker 690+0025/460/1NN is a 25 HP, 460V-rated variable frequency drive engineered for flexible industrial applications. With its “1NN” code, this unit does not come with a built-in interface, making it a clean slate for OEMs or integrators who prefer to implement custom logic or external communication modules.
Technical Overview
- Power Rating: 25 HP / 18.5 kW
- Input Voltage: 460V 3-phase
- Interface Option: 1NN (No factory-fitted control interface)
- Design: IP20 open-style chassis
- Drive Type: AC Vector Drive, configurable for sensorless or closed-loop control
Typical Failures We Handle
Here’s a look at frequent faults Flexa Systems diagnoses and resolves on this model — tailored to the 1NN variant:
- Unresponsive Logic: Drive appears powered but doesn’t accept external inputs.
- Overvoltage Alarms: Surges or regen energy spikes leading to shutdowns.
- Shorted Output Transistors: Internal IGBT faults causing drive trips.
- Capacitor Deterioration: Loss of bus voltage filtering from aging electrolytics.
- Firmware Lockups: Boot failure or corrupted memory on power-up.
- Precharge Relay Failures: Inrush handling components no longer functional.
- Cooling Circuit Trouble: Thermistor or fan problems triggering heat alarms.
- Line Sync Error: Fault during phase detection at input.
- Analog Input Misread (after interface install): Readings drift or freeze intermittently.
- Drive in Ready State but No Start Signal Registered: Often wiring-related or logic misalignment.
- Power Section Damage: Phase-to-ground faults from load side backfeed.
- Heatsink Thermal Warning: Gradual rise in baseplate temp not matching load.
- Encoder Feedback Faults (on external card): Signal loss or scaling mismatch.
- Output Phase Loss: Blown traces or broken solder at terminals.
- Gate Pulse Driver Failure: Drive doesn’t switch correctly under load.
- RS485 Port Not Working: No response even after configuration checks.
- Hard Trip on Enable: Drive immediately faults when enabled due to logic issues.
- Corrupt EEPROM: Can’t store or retrieve parameter sets correctly.
- Fluctuating Carrier Frequency: Audible noise and inconsistent drive behavior.
- Voltage Imbalance Detected: Input legs differ more than spec tolerance.
- Drive Nonfunctional Post-Rewire: Damage from misconnection or phase reversal.
Service or Stock — We’ve Got You Covered
Whether you’re customizing a fresh install or reviving an older cabinet, Flexa Systems has experience with the no-interface “1NN” builds. We offer both fully tested replacement units and in-depth electronic repair.
Important Notes
Let us know how you plan to control the drive (external interface or I/O card), and we’ll ensure compatibility.
Note: Price and turnaround times vary depending on unit availability, damage condition, and configuration specifics.