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Acceptable ranges are:
120VAC units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110VAC to 125VAC
208/220VAC units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204VAC to 240VAC
230VAC units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213VAC to 250VAC
240VAC units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225VAC to 260VAC
c.
AC fuse blown. CAUTION: Turn off MINUTEMAN power switch
and disconnect the power cord before removing the AC fuse from the
holder. Inspect fuse carefully, since it is sometimes difficult to identify a
bad slow blow fuse visually. Fuse replacement is the user’s
responsibility, Use a fuse with proper ratings.
PRODUCT
FUSE RATING
BUSS EQUIVALENT
PART NUMBER
MM250XL/1
3 Amp, 250VAC, Slow Blow
MSL3
MM250XL/2
1.5 Amp, 250VAC,Slow Blow
MSL1.5
MM500/1
6 Amp, 250VAC, Slow Blow
MSL6
MM500/2
3 Amp, 250VAC, Slow Blow
MSL3
2. PROBLEM:
Unit drops load in inverter mode (battery operation)
Probable causes:
a. Unit is overloaded. Read the section titled SPECIAL FEATURES- OPERATION,
pertaining to overload and see if unit function is as described.
b. D.C. breaker is off. Check D.C. breaker
c. Internal batteries disconnected. Obtain assistance from your supplier.
NOTE:
If either b or c is the problem, the MINUTEMAN unit will go off completely when it switches
to inverter mode (battery operation).
3.
PROBLEM: Unit goes immediately to 2-minute warning during
inverter mode (battery) operation.
Probable cause: Batteries are bad or require charge.
