
5
Operating and fault displays
MCM10
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5
Operating and fault displays
Operating state and faults can be indicated in 4 different
ways:
• Boiler displays
• Remote fault indicator
• Via the LEDs on the MCM10 module
• Via the RC35 programming unit
5.1
Boiler displays
For further details regarding the boiler operating and fault
displays, see the boiler documentation.
5.2
Remote fault indicator
A fault indicator, for example, can be connected to the
zero volt fault contact (
Æ
The remote fault indicator is also issued via an LED at the
MCM10 (
Æ
tab. 10).
5.3
LEDs on MCM10 module
Generally, 3 different states of the overall system can be
identified:
• Configuration (during commissioning and after a reset)
• Standard operation
• Fault.
Subject to the state of the overall system, the LEDs on the
MCM10 module (
Æ
fig. 13) provide indications about the
operating and fault state of individual components, and
thereby enable specific troubleshooting (
Æ
tab. 10,
Fig. 13 Operating and fault indications via the LEDs
1
Green
Power ON
2
Green
Heating circuit pump (secondary circuit)
3
Red
Switching contact for remote fault indicator
230 V AC
4
Green
Communication between MCM10s
5
Green
Boiler 1
6
Green
Boiler 2
7
Green
Boiler 3
8
Green
Boiler 4
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
LED Off
On
Flashing
No.
Diagnosis
Remedy
Diagnosis
Remedy
Diagnosis
Remedy
1
Fault:
no power
supply.
Check the power
supply.
Replace
MCM10 module.
Operation:
standard
operation.
–
2
Operation:
pump
OFF.
Operation:
pump
ON.
–
Fault:
pump will not
start although the LED
is ON, as the fuse for
pump output has
blown.
Replace fuse
(
Æ
chapter 5.5,
page 71).
Tab. 10 Operating and fault displays