
Alarms, Deviations, and Advisories
18
3A3320E
Alarms
P4BX
Pressure B
High
Flashing Red
A pressure exceeding maximum
working pressure setpoint.
Reduce air pressure to motor or
adjust setpoint.
Open down stream valve.
Too much restriction on mix
manifold B side restriction.
Reduce restriction to B side on
mix manifold.
Blockage in B line downstream. Reduce
downstream
restriction.
Clean mix manifold.
BATT
Low Battery
Flashing Red
Battery is low.
NOTE:
If the battery is less than
8.5 volts, this alarm is shown. If
the battery is less than 8.3 volts
this alarm is shown and the
solenoid pin is extended to stop
the pump.
See
Repair
, page 20.
FUSE
Blown Fuse
Flashing Red
Fuse is blown.
See
Repair
, page 20 for
information on how to check the
fuse.
Fuse not seated in fuse holder.
Place fuse in fuse holder.
Bent pins on the fuse.
Straighten pins on the fuse,
install back into fuse holder.
System
Pressurized
Flashing Red
The PressureTrak controller
detected air pressure when trying
to clear an alarm.
NOTE:
The images in the code
and icon columns will display on
your screen. These screens
demonstrate how to properly
clear an alarm. Press the lower
left arrow to stop the
demonstration sequence and
return to the alarm screen.
Shut off air pressure and wait for
air pressure to drop.
NOTE:
XP-hf only: Press the
valve pin fully into the valve.
Press
to follow remaining
prompts to clear the alarm.
See
Clear Alarms
, page 15.
Only the XP-hf will have these images if the air pressure is not turned down.
Code
Icon
Code Name
LED Status
Cause
Solution