CELTIPOL CHV-320, Техническое руководство

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CHV-320 TECHNICAL MANUAL
03-2022
Translation of the original manual
22. LOCATING INCIDENTS.
The CHV-320 machine has been designed and built to withstand severe work conditions with a
high degree of reliability, on the condition that it is used and maintained in the appropriate
manner. See below for information on possible incidents that may cause problems preventing
continuing to operate with the Machine. The information provided should be use as a guide to
be able to detect and solve most of the problems before resorting to the Celtipol technical
assistance service. In any case, feel free to contact the technical assistance service where a
team of qualified technicians will attend to you and will assess you wherever you may require.
Repairs conducted by non-qualified personnel or the use of spare parts that are not the
originals may be hazardous for the operator.
Possible incidents:
1. Failure of the electrical supply:
To switch on the machine, the main switch must be set to the ON position , lighting
up the green LED light located above the switch. If this LED does not light up, this
indicates that the electrical power does not exist or is faulty.
2. Incorrect connection of the phases:
Check the correct phase connection. If the phases are incorrectly connected, the
phase sequence monitoring relay (9012) prevents the machine from starting. Connect
correctly and restart the machine.
3. Emergency stop is activated:
With the emergency stop button activated (the electrical power in the control panel
is interrupted, causing a stop during the operation of the machine or making it
impossible to start operation.
Activation is visualized by the red LED located above.
To unblock the emergency stop, pull the emergency button in the opposite direction
to the control panel.
4. Short-circuit electrical overload.
The control panel has a magnetothermal switch which, in the event of an electrical
overload or a short circuit, causes the electrical current to cut off, and must be
activated manually once the fault has ceased.