If I may ask, do you have experience with this model of inverter? Since this has a digital display variant and a simple LED indicator variant, I was wondering if it would be possible/advisable to transfer over the digital display from one model and put it on this broken one to get a better indicator of what kind of error this thing is facing? LED indicators indicate four possible faults while the digital display can narrow it down a bit more.
According to the LED indicators, it's either an overheating issue or an overload issue with the motor/inverter, or overtorque has been detected. I wasn't given much information on what the circumstances were (though I do wonder....since the transistors seem to be fine and capacitors seem to be fine from what I've tested, is it possible that the fault indicator was never resetted; though, since the power was most likely turned off to replace the fan, it most likely was reset in that manner)?
~~~Actually, upon further inspection, I think I have found some possibly bad diodes external to the IGBT module. Diode tester shows that they're bad (at least from what I can pick up; all the coating on the board is making it really hard to test). Perhaps it's like you said; I didn't consider it because it wasn't connected to the module. If they're cheap, it'll be easy to replace. The only issue is trying to find the right diode. Markings don't indicate anything, but at least I got something close to the package size.