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P.130
Fault
Oil Sump 1
temperature
high fault
Oil Sump 1 temperature
has exceeded the high
temp fault limit.
Inspect the oil level and condition. Add oil as
required. Inspect the oil cooler and thermal mixing
valve operation. Clean the cooler as required.
P.130
Warning
Oil Sump 1
temperature
high warning
Oil Sump 1 temperature
has exceeded the high
temp warning limit and is
approaching the fault
limit.
Inspect the oil level and condition. Add oil as
required. Inspect the oil cooler and thermal mixing
valve operation. Clean the cooler as required.
P.131
Fault
Oil Sump 1
temperature low
fault
Oil Sump 1 temperature
is too low to start or run
the compressor.
Raise the ambient temperature with the
compressor package. Inspect thermal mixing
valve.
P.131
Warning
Oil Sump 1
temperature low
warning
Oil Sump 1 temperature
is approaching the
minimum limit to start or
run the compressor.
Raise the ambient temperature with the
compressor package. Inspect thermal mixing
valve.
P.132
Fault
Oil Sump 1
temperature
short fault
Oil Sump 1 temperature
sensor is faulty or the
wiring to the sensor is
shorted.
Using the wiring schematic for the machine,
locate the Oil Sump 1 temperature sensor
connection to the controller. Check for any
shorted wires at the connector. Inspect the cable
for damage between the controller and the
sensor. Remove the cable connector from the
sensor and use a multi-meter to check the
resistance of the sensor and ensure that it is not
shorted. It is possible that the sensor may read
within range at room temperature but still be
faulty once exposed to an elevated temperature
or vibration. Replace or repair the wiring or
sensor depending on the results of the findings.
P.133
Fault
Oil Sump 1
temperature
open fault
Oil Sump 1 temperature
sensor is faulty, the
wiring to the sensor is
broken, or the wiring or
connector is
disconnected.
Using the wiring schematic for the machine,
locate the Oil Sump 1 temperature sensor
connection to the controller. Check for
disconnected wires, plugs, or loose connections.
Inspect the cable for damage between the
controller and the sensor. Remove the cable
connector from the sensor and use a multi-meter
to check the resistance of the sensor and ensure
that it is not open (very high resistance). It is
possible that the sensor may read within range at
room temperature but still be faulty once exposed
to an elevated temperature or vibration. Replace
or repair the wiring or sensor depending on the
results of the findings.
P.134
Fault
Oil Sump 2
temperature rate
fault
Oil Sump 2 temperature
is increasing at a rate
above the rate-of-rise
fault limit.
Inspect the oil level and condition. Add oil as
required. Inspect the oil cooler and thermal mixing
valve operation. Clean the cooler as required.
P.135
Fault
Oil Sump 2
temperature
high fault
Oil Sump 2 temperature
has exceeded the high
temp fault limit.
Inspect the oil level and condition. Add oil as
required. Inspect the oil cooler and thermal mixing
valve operation. Clean the cooler as required.
P.235
Warning
Oil Sump 2
temperature
high warning
Oil Sump 2 temperature
has exceeded the high
temp warning limit and is
approaching the fault
limit.
Inspect the oil level and condition. Add oil as
required. Inspect the oil cooler and thermal mixing
valve operation. Clean the cooler as required.
P.236
Fault
Oil Sump 2
temperature low
fault
Oil Sump 2 temperature
is too low to start or run
the compressor.
Raise the ambient temperature with the
compressor package. Inspect thermal mixing
valve.