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l Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g
A l a r m s
The ‘ALARM’ key allows the operator to view, silence and acknowledge TrueBlend SB-4
system alarms. Possible alarms for the system include:
Blender Alarms
The blender alarm screen displays parameters used to generate alarms for the TrueBlend
SB-4 Blender.
Understanding alarm codes:
In front of some alarm messages you may see these designators:
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Component 1, Component 2, Etc.
along with alarm text. Component number stands
for the component bin that is causing the alarm. It is important to look at the alarm text
and check to see if there is a problem with the component bin number listed. For
example, the alarm code ‘‘Component 2: Out Of Material.’’ indicates that this problem
is occurring because of bin number 2.
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Batch Hopper
along with the alarm text. Batch Hopper alarms are alarms specifically
generated by the batch hopper control algorithm.
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Mixer
along with the alarm text. Mixer alarms are alarms relating directly to the oper-
ation of the mixer.
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System
along with the alarm text. System alarms are general alarms that are not relat-
ed directly with a blender material
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