Lauda Integral XT 150, Operating Instructions Manual

Page: 142 / 168

Integral XT
140
Maintenance
YAWE0028 / 24/06/2016
Master: Warning message
WXArn 103
Command: Level too high
(Imminent excessive level in the expansion ves-
sel).
Master: Alarm message
AL 6
Command: Level too high
(Excessive level in the expansion vessel)
(
þ
7.16.4).
1. Volume expansion during heating up.
2. Moisture absorption in the thermostatic medi-
um.
Master: Alarm message
bl0C
Command: Pump blocked
(Pump motor monitoring: Overload, blockage).
(
þ
7.16.5).
1. The viscosity of the heat transfer liquid is too
high.
à
Change the heat transfer liquid or
raise the setpoint temperature.
2. The pump is blocked.
à
Contact the LAUDA
Service Constant Temperature Equipment (
þ
9.5).
Master: Alarm message
PulEU
Command: Low level (pump)
(Pump motor monitoring: No load).
(
þ
7.16.6).
1. No liquid in the system. If this occurs, the level
monitoring has failed.
à
Check whether the
float in the expansion vessel is blocked by for-
eign bodies. Otherwise, contact LAUDA Ser-
vice Constant Temperature Equipment (
þ
9.5).
2. With the option "open load" the device draws
air out of the open load.
à
Move the return
(suction line) into the heat transfer liquid of the
load.
Master: Alarm message
Error 11
Command: Overpressure
(outflow pressure too high).
1. Pump level too high.
à
Select a lower pump
level (
þ
7.9.3).
2. Pressure control setpoint pressure too high.
à
Reduce setpoint pressure (
þ
7.9.4).
3. Maximum pressure too low.
à
Increase maxi-
mum pressure (
þ
7.9.5).
Only for XT 1850 W Order No. LWP 732.
Master: Alarm message
Error 367
Command: Cool 367 Japan switch
(Switch [400 V; 3/PE; 50 Hz or 440-480 V; 3/PE;
60 Hz] incorrectly set for existing mains voltage
and frequency).
1. Switch for mains voltage setting [400 V;
3/PE~50 Hz or 440-480 V; 3/PE~60 Hz] in
incorrect position
à
Switch off unit
à
Check
whether existing mains voltage and frequency
match [400 V; 3/PE~50 Hz or 440-480 V;
3/PE~60 Hz]; if necessary, set the switch
correctly
à
Remove the top back panel
à
At
the back of the unit switch the switch into the
correct position
à
Fit the rear panel again
à
Switch on the unit again.