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Why can the inverter start but not stop? Pressing it stops it, and when released, it starts again automatically?
Check whether your closing button is stuck, and also confirm whether the parameter control mode you have set is point control.
There should be a self-lock on the control circuit; check your wiring to see if there are any issues with it.
Is the start/stop of the inverter controlled using a two-wire system, meaning that the inverter starts when this contact is closed and stops when it is open? When you press the button, its normally closed contact opens, allowing the frequency converter to stop; but as soon as you release the button, its normally closed contact closes again, causing the frequency converter to start up once more!
Check whether the external switch circuit is correct, and examine the internal settings of the inverter to ensure they are being used properly.
Based on your description, it’s possible that the frequency converter has remote start functionality; pressing the button locally stops it, and releasing it starts it automatically. This issue is caused by continuous remote start commands being sent.
It is recommended that the poster upload the interface diagram or control schematic of the inverter, so that everyone can provide a detailed analysis for you!
If nothing has changed and everything was normal before, could it be that the cable connected to your start button is shorted somewhere?
Could there be a short circuit in the cable connected to the start button?
Check the line! Check whether there is an error in the wiring of the stop button used to stop the frequency converter ?
What was said on the 8th floor makes sense. Is this frequency converter new or has it been in use for a long time? Has this problem of being unable to shut down persisted since it was put into use? Was it normal before, and only now are problems arising? If it cannot be shut down after being put into operation, it indicates there are issues with the wiring during design or construction ; If it was working fine before and only started to have problems later, the possibility of a wiring issue is very low; instead, factors such as whether the control cable is short-circuited or whether the button contacts are stuck should be considered.