DSQC662
Power Distribution Unit · 3HAC026254-001 · IRC5 controller
Lifecycle note: Distinguish this PDU from the DSQC 661 supply. Preserve the controller configuration and account for stored backup energy before service.
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ABB DSQC662, order 3HAC026254-001, is the power distribution unit listed for the IRC5 robot controller. It belongs to the controller power-distribution system and must be distinguished from the separate DSQC 661 system power supply. The exact PDU identity and installed cabinet configuration are the basis for replacement selection.
ABB troubleshooting instructions identify X1 as the DC input, X2 as the ACOK_N connection and USB as the communication path to the computer. The specified service checks use 24 V < U < 27 V and require a 0.5–1 A minimum load on at least one output. These diagnostic conditions must not be presented as an AC-input rating or a maximum output-current specification.
For commissioning, service and MRO acceptance, capture FlexPendant messages and Status LED behavior in run-time mode, preserve the cabinet cable identification and check the upstream supply before replacing the PDU. ABB notes that a red LED can remain after AC removal while the backup energy bank discharges. Qualified personnel must follow the controller isolation and stored-energy precautions, then verify the restored system rather than judging a spare solely from an unloaded bench test.
| Manufacturer | ABB |
|---|---|
| Model | DSQC662 (DSQC 662) |
| Order number | 3HAC026254-001 |
| Module type | Power distribution unit (PDU) |
| Controller family | IRC5 robot controller |
| Upstream system supply | DSQC 661; a separate unit, not an interchangeable PDU |
| DC input diagnostic range | 24 V < U < 27 V (manual service-check limits) |
| DC output diagnostic range | 24 V < U < 27 V (under the specified load condition) |
| Minimum test load | 0.5–1 A on at least one output; not the maximum rated current |
| Run-time check preparation | Wait 1 minute after power-on before interpreting run-time indications |
| Computer communication | USB; pulsing green Status LED indicates a communication error |
| DC input connector | X1 |
| Supply status connector / level | X2, ACOK_N; expected diagnostic level 0 V |
| Status indication | Green: normal; red / pulsing red: voltage or ACOK_N check; pulsing red-green: firmware-upgrade error |
Distinguish the PDU from the upstream system supply. Preserve cabinet wiring and evaluate stored backup energy before intervention; verify loaded operation after an approved replacement.
ABB requires at least one connected load, specifying a minimum of 0.5–1 A on one output for proper operation during the diagnostic check. A supplier should record the applied load and measured outputs in its test report. This minimum-load condition does not establish the maximum current rating.
The manual assigns pulsing green to a USB communication error. Check the cable connection at the PDU and computer according to the approved service procedure before treating the indication as a failed DC rail. Record whether communication and normal indication return after the connection issue is resolved.
ABB states that the Status LED can remain red until the UltraCAP backup energy is depleted, and that this behavior can be normal. The LED alone is not a safe-isolation indicator. Observe the controller stored-energy precautions and prove the required isolation before touching internal connections.
The troubleshooting preparation calls for waiting one minute after power-on so that the power distribution board is in run-time mode. Record startup and steady-state behavior separately, together with FlexPendant warnings; a transient indication should not be automatically recorded as a persistent operating fault.
The documented diagnostic expectation is 0 V on ACOK_N, alongside a DC input between 24 V and 27 V at X1. A red indication can be associated with an elevated ACOK_N signal as well as low input or output voltage. Check both connections against the cabinet circuit diagram instead of considering the DC reading alone.
Pulsing red-green is identified as a firmware-upgrade error and is not expected in run-time mode. Pulsing red, by contrast, directs attention to one or more low DC outputs and their connections. Keep these indications distinct in the service ticket; do not perform an undocumented firmware change to clear a symptom.
ABB lists 3HAC026254-001 as DSQC 662, the power distribution unit, while DSQC 661 is the separate system power supply. Where the PDU input is absent or incorrect, the troubleshooting route includes checking DSQC 661. A precise purchase description helps prevent ordering the upstream supply when the PDU is required, or the reverse.
No. ABB identifies either a defective unit or insufficient input voltage as possible causes. An MRO disposition should include the input, ACOK_N and loaded-output check results obtained by qualified personnel. Retain those findings with the exact 3HAC026254-001 unit identity so a supply or cabling fault is not misclassified as a failed spare.
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Manufacturer reference: ABB Operating manual - Trouble shooting, IRC5, 3HAC020738-001 Revision K, printed pages 62–64. Four-page file with Sales PLC cover, below 1 MB. Diagnostic limits are not general operating ratings.
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