DAB AD 1.0 AC, Instruction For Installation And Maintenance

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BP1 indicates an error on the sensor connected to press1, BP2 indicates an error on the sensor connected to press2,
BP3 indicates an error on the sensor connected to terminal board J5
7.1.3 "LP" Block due to low power supply voltage
Activated when the line voltage on the power supply terminal falls below the minimum admissible voltage of 295VAC. Reset is only
automatic when the voltage on the terminal exceeds 348VAC as per standard.
7.1.4 "HP" Block due to high internal power supply voltage
Activated when the internal power supply values are outside the specified range. Reset is only automatic when the voltage returns to
within the admissible values. This may be due to voltage surges or excessively brusque shutdown of the pump.
7.1.5 "SC" Block due to direct short circuit between the phases on the output terminal
The inverter is equipped with a protection against direct short circuits, which may occur between the phases U, V, and W of the output
terminal "PUMP". When this block signal is sent, the user can attempt reset by pressing b and – simultaneously which in any
event does not have any effect until 10 seconds has passed since the moment of the short circuit.
7.2 Manual reset of error conditions
In error status, the user can reset the fault by overriding a new attempt by pressing and releasing b and -.
7.3 Auto-reset of error conditions
In the cases of some malfunctions and block conditions, the system makes a number of attempts at automatic reset of the electric
pump.
The auto-reset system regards in particular:
- "BL" Block due to water failure
- "LP" Block due to low power supply voltage
- "HP" Block due to internal high voltage
- "OT" Block due to overheating of final power stages
- "OB" Block due to overheating of printed circuit
- "OC" Block due to current overload on electric pump motor
- "OF" Block due to current overload on final stages of output
- "BP" Block due to fault on pressure sensor
If, for example, the pump is blocked due to water supply failure, the inverter automatically starts a test procedure to verify that the unit
is effectively without water permanently. During the sequence of operations, if a reset attempt succeeds (for example water has
returned), the procedure is interrupted and normal operation is resumed.
Table 31 shows the sequence of operations performed by the inverter for the different types of block.