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Product Describe:
ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1 supplies the control-power circuits in the applicable IRC5 controller. A DCOK indicator provides a local view of the supply condition.
ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1 supports the low-voltage control side of an IRC5 cabinet, where supply faults can affect several connected control units at once.
Provides separately connected DC output paths.
Uses a green DCOK indication during normal supply operation.
Requires a minimum load on at least one DC output.
Allows output-by-output checks while a sufficient load remains connected.
A pulsing indicator can result from disconnected loads or an output short circuit. Fault isolation should distinguish the supply itself from the wiring and downstream units before a replacement is selected.
Important Notice: Measure the supply under the required load before interpreting a pulsing DC OK indicator.
The technical reference and field guide cover complementary aspects of this product. Select the document for the task being performed.
Control-module power
Supply the low-voltage control circuits of the matched IRC5 cabinet.
Multiple-unit supply diagnosis
Separate a shared supply fault from a faulty connected unit.
No-start investigation
Check control power when the controller lacks normal status indications.
Power-supply replacement
Restore the assigned control-supply position while retaining its output connections.
Installation and service checks for ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1.
1
Disconnect mains before disconnecting or replacing the power supply.
2
Inspect FlexPendant errors and warnings before fault isolation.
3
Do not assume a pulsing DCOK LED proves an internal supply failure.
4
Maintain a 0.5-1 A load on at least one DC output during the specified voltage test.
5
Check downstream circuits for shorts before reconnecting the supply.
6
Use the 172-276 V input window as a diagnostic criterion for this procedure.
7
Check each output against the +24 to +27 V diagnostic window.
8
Restore all output connections and confirm stable control operation after replacement.
Technical notes
Separate a no-load indication from a shorted downstream circuit. The input and output figures above are troubleshooting windows, not a declaration of absolute electrical ratings.
What can a pulsing green DCOK LED on ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1 mean?
The supply may have no connected load or a short circuit on an output; inspect the connected circuits before condemning the supply.
Why should ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1 remain loaded during an output-voltage test?
It requires 0.5-1 A on at least one DC output to operate correctly, so an entirely unloaded test can give a misleading result.
Which output readings are expected during troubleshooting of ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1?
The voltage-check procedure expects each tested output to be above +24 V and below +27 V while the required load remains connected.
Does an unlit DCOK LED always require immediate replacement of ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1?
No. If all outputs remain at the correct voltage, the indicator condition still indicates a fault, but the troubleshooting procedure does not require instant replacement solely for that condition.
How should a suspected short circuit around ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1 be localized?
With power safely isolated, check both the supply outputs and the inputs of surrounding units, distinguishing a shorted load from a fault inside the supply.
When a loaded output is incorrect, what input-voltage check helps diagnose ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1?
The input diagnostic window is above 172 V and below 276 V. A result outside that window calls for investigation of the cabinet feed and connections before attributing the output fault to the supply. This is a troubleshooting criterion, not a replacement for the rated-input specification.
Can steady-green DCOK on ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1 replace electrical output measurements?
No. Steady green indicates normal supply operation, but the diagnosis also checks all relevant DC outputs with the required load connected. Interpret the indication and measured voltages together.
Which connector set must retain its assignment during ABB DSQC604 3HAC12928-1 replacement?
Preserve the X1-X4 connector assignments. With the supply safely isolated, identify each connection before removal and restore it to the same position on the replacement unit.
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