WIL-19230-E-01
Wilden
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Edge Device
LED LIGHT INDICATOR NOT BLINKING
1.
Remove rubber sleeve and top to confirm the battery
pack is connected to the Edge Device using the
appropriate terminal. (Step 9-11 in Section 4 of this
manual)
2.
Confirm the cable extending from the battery pack is
not cut, broken, or damaged.
3.
Disconnect battery pack from the terminal and
reconnect. The LED should light up immediately.
4.
If Step 3 above does not work, connect a new battery
pack to the appropriate terminal. The LED should light
up immediately.
5.
If this does not fix the problem, please contact
customer service.
Leak Detection
FALSE ALARMS
1.
False leak detections may be caused by condensate,
frozen condensate, or other debris collecting in the
detection well and activating the float sensor. To fix
this, remove the detection well by unscrewing the two
screws on the ears of the leak detector and gently
pulling down on the detection well.
2.
Remove any debris that may have
accumulated and replace the well.
TESTING THE FLOAT SENSOR
1.
To test the float sensor, remove the detection
well by removing the screws on the ears of
the leak detector and gently pulling down on
the detection well. The float sensor will stay
with the main part of the leak detector.
2.
Gently push up on the foam cylinder float and
hold it there.
3.
Check the user interface on
to see if the leak
indicator turns on. This may take a few
seconds.
4.
If it does not, check the connection between
the leak detector cable and the J-Box. If this
does not fix the problem, please contact
customer service.
Gateway Node
EXTERNAL DC POWER SUPPLY CONNECTED,
BUT LED LIGHT OFF
1.
Confirm the cable extending from the Gateway Node
to the power outlet is not cut, broken, or damaged.
2.
Confirm the outlet being used is supplying voltage.
3.
If this does not fix the problem, please contact
customer service.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Section 6
Summary of Contents for Wilden SafeGuard
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