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BAT

TEMP*

DF MOD

WRG

MOD*

iQ SCAN

iQ LINK

T

NO

Wi-iQ

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Subject to technical modification without any prior notice.

Cause

Charger or mains
supply problem.

Output default.

Wrong battery.

Battery discharged
more than 80% of
its capacity.

Battery

requires

inspection.

Fault

in

the

air

circuit of the elec-
trolyte circulation
system.

Thermal problem
in charger resul-
ting

in

charge

interruption.

Critical

battery

electrolyte level

Solution

DF1

appears

when

the charger is not able to
supply

its

output

current.

Follow

the

breakdown

procedure

for the charger, mains
voltage.

Check the correct con-
nection of the battery
(reversed polarity cables)
and the output fuse.

Too high or too low
battery voltage. Battery
voltage must be within
the

acceptable

range.

Use proper charger for
battery.

Charge continues.

DF5 appears when the
charging

profile

has

been

achieved

with

a fault condition, that
can

be

a

current

increase in regulation
phase

demonstrating

a battery heating or a
badly

programmed

regulation voltage, or
the charging time is too
long and has exceeded
the safety limit.

Check

charging

para-

meters: profile, tempera-
ture, capacity, cables.

Check the battery (defec-
tive cells, high tempera-
ture, water level..).

Check

the

proper

operation of the pump
via the menu

Option-

Option test

.

Check

the

air

circuit

(pump, tubes).

If this fault occurs, the
charger will adapt the
battery charging profile
for an optimised charge.

Verify

the

proper

operation of the fans
and/or too high ambient
temperature, or wether
there is poor natural ven-
tilation to the charger.

The charge process resu-
mes when the ambient
temperature decreases
below the correct value.

Top up battery electro-
lyte to the level specified
in the battery Instruction
for Use.

Critical

battery

temperature.

One

or

more

modules are not
working correctly.

One or more mo-
dules are not the
correct

specifica-

tion.

Looking for presence
of Wi-iQ

Set

the

link

Wi-iQ-Charger

Low electrolyte level

Default of balance
voltage

detected

by the Wi-iQ

Too high battery
temperature.

Preventive mainte-
nance indicator.

The Wi-iQ on the
battery is not func-
tioning

correctly.

The charger will
charge the battery
with

the

default

setting.

Wait until the battery
temperature cools down,
check the battery state
(water, profile)

Verify

the

set

up

of

temperature in the menu

Configuration-Battery-
High temperature

.

Check the temperature
sensor of the Wi-iQ

®

.

This

fault

will

not

prevent the charger from
operating as long as at
least one module is wor-
king

correctly.

If

all

modules are not working
correctly, the fault code
displayed will be DF1.

It could be due to a mix
of 24/36/48V and 72/80V
modules (not allowed) or
due to an incorrect volta-
ge setting in the charger
menu (eg 72/80V modu-
les with 48V battery set-
ting in the menu)

Battery water topping up
required after charging
or check that the Wi-iQ is
functioning - if in doubt,
contact EnerSys.

Check each battery cell
during discharge.

Check if the Wi-iQ is pro-
perly

adjusted,

if

in

doubt, contact EnerSys.

Verify

the

battery

electrolyte level or the
correct set up of the
charger.

Check the temperature
sensor of the Wi-iQ.

Consult

a

qualified

factory

representative

to conduct preventive
maintenance operation.

Check if the Leds of the
Wi-iQ are flashing, if yes,
try to restart the charge
process, if not or in
doubt contact EnerSys.

(*) : blocking fault preventing charging from continuing.

WARNING:

The electrical characteristics of the product are given according to its factory configuration. The user is responsible for any
modification to the product which may affect its characteristics.

02.2017

MESSAGES AND FAULT CODES

Fault

DF1*

DF2*

DF3*

DF4

DF5

DF PUMP

TH*

STOP*

Summary of Contents for HAWKER LifeSpeed iQ

Page 1: ...talled on the electrical supply to the chargers must be of the proper type and rating It is important to ensure that only fuses of the proper capacity should be used if they need to be replaced The equipment must be totally disconnected from all power sources mains supply and battery before it can be opened for inspection or servicing The battery can only be discon nected after the charge has been...

Page 2: ...alisation charge Access to a sub menu Access to the menus press 3 seconds Close the window UNPACKING The charger is delivered with the following 2 m AC mains cable 3 m DC battery cable This technical manual MECHANICAL INSTALLATION The charger is intended to be wall mounted only 3 bay cabi net or floor standing and must be installed in the vertical orientation The distance between 2 adjacent charge...

Page 3: ...le pump fault or DF4 2 Alternating display of battery voltage voltage per cell Ah restored charging time remaining charging time percentage of battery charge 3 4 Charging current 5 Programmed charging Detected charging profile profile 6 Various information can be displayed equalisation symbol required at the end of charge USB connection symbol Wi iQ link symbol possible battery default DF4 See mor...

Page 4: ...ion charge is indicated by the message EQUAL During the equalisation charge the charger displays the current ref 4 and alternating the battery voltage voltage per cell remaining time ref 2 2 The battery will be available as soon as the screen becomes green Automatic start If the equalisation charge has been programmed Configuration Equalisation menu the equalisation charge is initiated automatical...

Page 5: ...for Use Critical battery temperature One or more modules are not working correctly One or more mo dules are not the correct specifica tion Looking for presence of Wi iQ Set the link Wi iQ Charger Low electrolyte level Default of balance voltage detected by the Wi iQ Too high battery temperature Preventive mainte nance indicator The Wi iQ on the battery is not func tioning correctly The charger wil...

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