32
Faulty
relays
•
Turn
off
the
cabinet.
•
Check
LS1
relay
on
the
Relay
Board.
See
Drawing
2
‐
5
below.
•
Make
sure
all
wiring
and
connections
are
correct.
•
On
terminal
J
2,
check
the
NO
to
Common
and
NC
to
Common
circuits
by
checking
continuity.
•
If
the
NO
to
Common
and
NC
to
Common
contacts
are
not
correct,
replace
the
Relay
Board.
•
If
the
NO
to
Common
and
NC
to
Common
contacts
are
correct,
proceed
to
the
next
step.
•
Check
K1
relay,
see
drawing
Layout
A
at
the
end
of
this
section
to
locate
the
K1
relay.
•
With
cabinet
still
switched
‐
off,
check
if
the
cables
connected
to
the
relay
socket
are
tight.
See
drawing
2
‐
6
below.
•
Visually
inspect
the
relay
for
burnt
contacts
or
flask
marks
on
the
inside
of
the
relay
case.
(Relay
is
the
one
with
transparent,
rectangular,
plastic
case)
•
Check
NO
to
Common
and
NC
to
common
contacts
on
relay
K1.
The
method
is
same
as
for
LS1
relay.
•
If
the
relay
K1
shows
signs
of
arching
(burnt
marks)
or
the
NO
‐
C
and
NC
‐
C
circuits
are
not
correct,
replace
the
relay.
Auto
‐
thermal
cut
‐
off
•
Check
the
Fan
for
overheating
–
The
motor
has
a
thermal
cut
out
built
‐
in.
•
Wait
60
minutes
with
the
FAN
turned
off
and
then
try
to
restart.
•
If
the
FAN
restarts
determine
why
there
is
excessive
heat
in
the
cabinet.
•
If
the
FAN
does
not
restart
proceed
to
the
next
step.
Motor
failure
•
Check
whether
the
motor
can
rotate
properly
and
not
loosened.
•
Check
for
physical
damage.
•
If
present,
replace
the
blower.
Power
50Hz
60Hz
115V
AC±10%
18
‐
22
μ
f
230V
AC±10%
7.5
‐
8
μ
f
9
‐
11
μ
f
Figure
2
‐
4
Table
1
Figure
2
‐
5
Figure
2
‐
6
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