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Symptom
Possible cause
Suggested
solution
Pictogram
and fault code "43" light up
on the display. Warning
tone emitted continuously.
UPS has switched off
automatically due to
an excessively high or
long-lasting overload.
Disconnect some
of the connected
devices. Restart
the UPS.
Fault codes "1", "2", "3",
"11", "12" or "13" light up
on the display. Warning
tone emitted
continuously.
UPS is exhibiting an
internal fault.
Contact your
specialist dealer
or our hotline (Be
sure to provide
the displayed fault
code!).
Duration of the emergency
power supply shorter than
goal
Batteries not fully
charged
or
Batteries are old or
cell is defective.
Charge the battery
system for at least
8 hours again
and check its
capacity again.
If this does not
solve the problem,
contact your dea-
ler or our hotline.
10 Service
The Protect B. PRO is comprised of state-of-the-art, low-wearing
parts. We recommend, however, that you carry out visual checks
(especially of the battery and fan) at regular intervals (at least
every 6 months, however) to maintain continual availability and
operating reliability.
CAUTION!
Working area protection and the safety regula-
tions must be complied with!
10.1 Charging the battery
The battery is automatically charged via the mains connection,
regardless of the operating mode (standby, ECO, AVR).
The full charging time of the battery after a longer discharging
period should be at least 8 hours, in conjunction with an external
additional battery unit at least 24 hours.