TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING SYSTEM FAULTS
TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE
CAUTION
CAUTION
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WARNING
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGE
Hazardous voltage inside this panel will cause
an electrical shock or an arc flash explosion,
which can cause SEVERE INJURY or DEATH.
AUTHORIZED ELECTRICIAN ONLY
Electrical equipment to be serviced by
authorized electrician only.
AUTHORIZED VFD TECHNICIAN ONLY
This station uses a variable frequency drive (VFD).
VFD servicing or troubleshooting to be performed
by an authorized VFD Technician ONLY.
TROUBLESHOOTING PROCAURE
1. Inspect the system equipment. View the Fault & Trend Logs to
determine how the system was operating at the time of the
fault.
2. Repair/correct the issue. The Troubleshooting Table below
provides some typical fault remedies.
3. Reset the controller and resume normal operations. Once a
fault has been resolved, reset the system by pressing Reset on
the Main screen.
9.1 High Pressure
Pressure exceeds the pressure setpoint
POSSIBLE CAUSE
POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
Closed discharge isolation valve
Pressure transmitter incorrectly scaled -
Or, the high-pressure switch* is set incorrectly
Incorrect fault settings
Defective sensor wiring
Defective transmitter
Open the discharge isolation valve completely.
• Pressure Transmitter: correct the scaling value on the controller HMI.
• High Pressure Switch: manually adjust the high-pressure switch setting.
Adjust High Pressure Fault setting.
Repair or replace sensor wiring.
Compare pressure transmitter data (via HMI) with the discharge pressure gauge.
A significant difference between readings indicates either an incorrectly scaled, or
failed pressure transmitter.
The replacement pressure transmitter must have an appropriately scaled 4-20mA
output signal.
Precision Pumping Systems
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GoPPS.com
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6515 Business Way, Boise, ID 83716
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208.323.5300
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* Indicates Optional Equipment