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The common troubleshooting table: 

Warning/fault 
code 

Buzzer alarm 

Signification 

Correction method 

A04 

Decide by other 
warning 

Line abnormal 

Input line abnormal, wait for 
line resume 

A07 

Beep every 2 minute 

L/N connection reverse 

Please check L/N and the 
ground connection is OK 

A08 

Decide by other 
warning 

Bypass abnormal 

Input line abnormal, wait for 
line resume 

A10 

Beep every 1 second 

Battery abnormal or 
disconnect 

Please check battery 
connection is OK 

A11 

Beep every 1 second 

Battery voltage low 

Please re-charger battery 
before use, if battery 
damaged, please contact to 
service people 

A12 

Continuously beep 

Battery voltage over 
charged 

Belong to UPS normal 
protection behavior 

A15 

Beep every 1 second 

Overload warning 

Please check the power 
connected to UPS, and load 
off the unnecessary device 

A16 

Beep every 1 second 

Fan abnormal 

Please contact the 
distributor    or service 
center 

A18 

Continuously beep 

Charger abnormal 

Please contact the 
distributor    or service 
center 
 

F01 

Continuously beep 

Bus Soft Start up fail 

F02 

Continuously beep 

Bus voltage too high 

F03 

Continuously beep 

Bus voltage to low 

F05 

Continuously beep 

Bus short 

F06 

Continuously beep 

Inverter Soft Start up fail 

F07 

Continuously beep 

Inverter voltage too high 

F08 

Continuously beep 

Inverter voltage too low 

F10 

Continuously beep 

Output short 

F22 

Continuously beep 

Overload fault 

Load off the unnecessary 
device, make sure the load 
power lower than the rating 
power 

F23 

Continuously beep 

Over temp fault 

Please make sure the intake 
wasn

’t blocked, and the 

indoor temp wasn

’t to high 

F29 

Continuously beep 

Converter fail 

Please contact the 
distributor    or service 
center 
 

F55 

Continuously beep 

NTC open 

F57 

Continuously beep 

Battery damaged 

F59 

Continuously beep 

Battery over charged 

F62 

Continuously beep 

Inverter capacitor open 

Summary of Contents for VFI 1000T/E LCD

Page 1: ...EN USER MANUAL ONLINE UPS PowerWalker VFI 1000T E LCD PowerWalker VFI 2000T E LCD PowerWalker VFI 3000T E LCD...

Page 2: ...ftware optional 16 3 Operation 18 3 1 Operation Safety Instructions 18 3 2 Start the UPS with mains AC source 19 3 3 Start the UPS with battery DC source only 20 3 4 Connect loads to UPS 21 3 5 Charge...

Page 3: ...When the mains input become abnormal the controller will stop the AC DC and start the DC DC section immediately to make sure the DC AC inverter section can continue to work After the mains input come...

Page 4: ...2 EN 1 2 Front panel 1 2 1 Front view 1K 2K 3K...

Page 5: ...is in bypass mode and the load current is directly from the mains power Line LED Green To indicate that the mains input is normal Inverter LED Green To indicate that the load current is supplied from...

Page 6: ...on Battery test In line mode press test button for 2 seconds to test the battery Mute in battery mode Press test button for 2 seconds in battery mode UPS would be muted To resume the alarm press test...

Page 7: ...5 EN 1 3 Rear panel 1K IEC 1K SCHUKO 1K UK 2K IEC...

Page 8: ...6 EN 1 Communication port RS232 5 Mains input protection 2 Intelligent card slot 6 Mains input power cord 3 Fan 7 Output terminal block 2K 3K SCHUKO 2K 3K UK 3K IEC...

Page 9: ...nsfer to battery mode without interruption In line mode Line LED and Inverter LED are turned on constantly 1 If Line LED flashes it means that the input may have something wrong such as input L and N...

Page 10: ...erator and connect the output of generator with the input of UPS until the generator operates stably then turn on the UPS and add the loads one by one Please choose the generator with output capacity...

Page 11: ...ser may check the backup function by turning on the UPS without connecting the mains input Bypass mode Bypass mode means that the UPS provides the power through the internal bypass path to load direct...

Page 12: ...alker VFI 1000T E LCD PowerWalker VFI 2000T E LCD PowerWalker VFI 3000T E LCD Power rating 1000VA 800W 2000VA 1600W 3000VA 2400W 1 5 2 Environment specification Model PowerWalker VFI 1000T E LCD Power...

Page 13: ...nt Max 5A 10A 14 3A Voltage Range 80VAC 285VAC Default 180 264VAC Frequency Range 40 70Hz Input Power Factor 0 98 full load Output Voltage 200 208 220 230 240VAC sine wave Frequency Synchronizing main...

Page 14: ...port RS232 is for the connection with PC which is installed with monitoring software Pin assignment of the DB 9 connector is shown below Pin Definition 2 TXD output 3 RXD input 5 GND 1 6 2 Intelligen...

Page 15: ...13 EN Note Please contact with distributor or service center for detail information about intelligent cards...

Page 16: ...east 2 hours Otherwise hazard of electric shock may exist Do not install the UPS in the environment where it is damp or would be exposed to direct sunlight or heat Ensure the UPS is far away from wate...

Page 17: ...wire together An appropriate switch device as backup protection for over current or short circuit should be provided in the input mains Battery Strictly follow the principle of same voltage same type...

Page 18: ...connecting to the UPS 5 Make sure the protective earth ground is correctly connected 6 Connect the loads to the UPS through the outlet sockets 7 Connect the input power cord of UPS to mains 2 4 Softw...

Page 19: ...t down functions it can also send warning messages via pager e mail etc Use the bundled CD and follow the on screen instructions to install the software WinPower Enter the following serial No to insta...

Page 20: ...ginal part of the UPS before turning off and disconnecting it from the mains power external battery The UPS output socket may be electrically lived even if the UPS system is not connected to the mains...

Page 21: ...s the UPS will be turned on in normal mode line mode and feed the output power with constant AC voltage if the mains abnormal UPS will shift into battery mode after self diagnosis 2 When the UPS enter...

Page 22: ...of self diagnosis the UPS will be turned to the battery mode and feed the output power with constant AC voltage 2 When the UPS enters battery mode normally the Inverter LED and Battery LED will be on...

Page 23: ...oads must be switched off or decreased immediately It is recommended that the total loads connected to the UPS be less than 80 of UPS s nominal output power rating to prevent the overloading during tr...

Page 24: ...nterrupted after batteries discharged 2 If the user found the buzzer is noisy under battery mode the beep could be muted by pressing the test button for 2 seconds 3 The backup time may vary from diffe...

Page 25: ...off Note 2 There is a risk of power interruption for the loads if the UPS works in bypass mode 3 To turn off the output of UPS and shut down the UPS completely it is recommended the mains power of UP...

Page 26: ...repair The battery may result in electrical shock Verify that no voltage between the battery terminals and the ground is present before maintenance or repair In this product the battery circuit is no...

Page 27: ...llowing precautions should be observed when working on batteries a Remove watches rings or other metal objects b Use tools with insulated handles c Wear rubber gloves and boots d Do not lay tools or m...

Page 28: ...only with a fuse of the same type and of the same amperage in order to avoid fire hazards 4 2 Typical Troubleshooting If the LCD display shows any abnormal code and the buzzer is alarming that means...

Page 29: ...ce A16 Beep every 1 second Fan abnormal Please contact the distributor or service center A18 Continuously beep Charger abnormal Please contact the distributor or service center F01 Continuously beep B...

Page 30: ...recharged discharged every 2 months The recharging time should be 12 hours 4 In normal conditions the battery life lasts 3 to 5 years If the battery is found in bad condition earlier replacement is re...

Page 31: ...29 EN 5 Transport and Storage 5 1 Please transport the UPS only in the original packaging 5 2 The UPS must be stored in the room where it is ventilated and dry...

Page 32: ...40 2 Category C2 Harmonic Current EN 61000 3 2 Voltage Fluctuation and Flicker EN 61000 3 3 EMS ESD EN 61000 4 2 Level 4 RS EN 61000 4 3 Level 3 EFT EN 61000 4 4 Level 4 SURGE EN 61000 4 5 Level 3 CS...

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