BRUGG Rohrsysteme GmbH ·- Adolf-Oesterheld-Str. 31 - D-31515 Wunstorf
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Error messages
Should errors occur before or during the welding process, they are shown with an
error number and error text. A buzzer alarm is also sounded. The buzzer can be
switched off with the key C. Renewed pressing of the key C deletes the error
message. The error messages and their meaning are described in the following list.
01: Overtemperature
The machine is too hot. Place the machine without connection of a joint in the shade
and switch it on. The integrated fan sees to the dissipation of the heat via the
housing.
02: Undertemperature
The machine is too cold. Either heat the machine in a heated room or switch it on
with a connected joint. The machine will heat up slowly. Under no circumstances
may the machine be heated with a radiant heater or similar.
03: Low supply voltage
The voltage of the mains power supply is too low as a result of excessively long
cables.
04: Welding time exceeded
Occurs when attempting to weld excessively large joints or when the ambient
temperature is too low. It is also possible that the connections of the joint are dirty.
05: Data transfer fault
A fault has occurred during data transfer. This can occur when attempting to transfer
the data near a source of interference, e.g. a welding machine.
20: Short-circuit at joint
The cables to connect the joint have shorted.
21: Joint too large
The machine has attempted to weld the joint. However, it was already established at
the beginning of power transfer that the power available is inadequate. It is possible
that the welding section selected is too large or the connections are dirty.
22: Joint too large
The measurement before power transfer has shown that the joint is too large. Check
the size of the joint section selected and the connections. Then reattempt to weld.
The joint has not yet been heated.
23: Check joint connection
The resistance measured is much too high. Either a joint has not yet been
connected or the connection cables have come loose. Welding can be resumed
when the fault has been corrected. The joint has not yet been heated.
24: Joint too cold
The joint is colder than 0°C.
