Parker 690+0015/460/CBN/007 | Repair & Stock

Parker 690+0015/460/CBN/007 | 15 HP (11 kW) 460V VFD

• Series: 690+ AC Drive
• Power Output: 15 HP (11 kW)
• Input Voltage: 460V (Rated for 380–460V ±10%)
• Enclosure Type: Chassis (IP20) — ideal for control cabinet applications
• Braking Setup: No braking switch installed
• System Board: Not included
• Additional Identifier: 007 — may denote firmware or variant spec

We Fix These Common Faults on This Drive Model 🔍

• ⚡ Overvoltage shutdown due to incorrect decel times or regen without braking resistor
• 🔋 Undervoltage from phase imbalance, poor power input, or aging PSU components
• 🚨 Overcurrent during acceleration/decel, often caused by wiring faults or torque overload
• 🌡️ Heatsink overheating in tightly packed enclosures or from failed fan modules
• 🛑 Motor stall conditions linked to excessive load or too low of a stall trip threshold
• 🧨 Brake switch not applicable — faults typically result from misconfigurations or control wiring
• 📶 Communication dropouts — parameter errors or noisy network cabling
• 🛑 STO board not fitted, but control interruptions may still trigger safety stops — we diagnose those too
• 🔁 Controller-to-power section communication errors due to firmware faults or signal loss
• 🚀 Speed feedback faults from encoder loss, incorrect scaling, or signal decay
• ⚠️ Current limit exceeded — traced back to improper acceleration ramp or undersized motors
• 🔌 24V control failure due to customer short-circuit or overload draw
• ⚡ Input phase failure from supply imbalance, open fuses, or PCB trace damage
• 💣 DESAT fault usually means power stage damage or blown IGBTs — we specialize in this
• 🔄 High ripple voltage caused by failed bus capacitors or missing input phase
• 📏 Analog input fault due to signal mismatch or 4–20mA wiring issues
• 🐌 Overcurrent at low speed from aggressive boost or high torque request
• 🌡️ Motor thermal trip tied to thermistor faults or poor ventilation inside motor housings

Why Flexa Systems?

The Parker 690+0015/460/CBN/007 is a dependable drive when configured correctly — but faults happen. Flexa Systems specializes in diagnosing and repairing these exact models, even those missing braking hardware. From blown power modules to feedback instability, we’ve got it covered. We’re based in Texas and ship throughout all 50 U.S. states with fast turnaround and full diagnostics.

📌 Important Notes

Please contact us to confirm your exact requirements or verify application compatibility.

Note: Pricing and availability vary depending on unit condition, configuration, and current stock levels.