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Table 1: IVM6000 Reference Table of Alarm and Event Codes
and their Interpretation.
Page 20 IVM6000-LP TM Quick Start Guide Oct 2020
Event Code Event Description Interpretation and Troubleshooting Suggestions
0 ALARM CLEARED Alarm was cleared by user.
1 ALARM TEST Alarm test button was pressed by user.
2 OUTLET NO INLET
3 OUTLET ON TOO LONG
4 OUTLET OFF EARLY
5 TOO MANY OUTLETS Indicates possible electronic malfunction. Consult manufacturer.
6 INLET NO OUTLET
7 OUT OF SEQUENCE
8 PCT DEV EXCEEDED
9 DEVICE RESET IVM was reset manually or the power was totally lost.
10 INTERNAL USE
11 OUTLET IS STUCK
12 LOW VOLTAGE Potential partial loss of power (Low battery).
13 VOLTAGE RECOVERED The voltage returned to the valid range.
14 CAM/VALVE MISMATCH
15 INTERNAL USE
16 RTC_BATTERY_LOW
17 RTC_FAIL
18 COUNTERS CLEARED Logs for inlet/outlet counters and events were cleared by user.
19 TEMPERATURE WARN The user settable “minimum or maximum warning temperature” was exceeded.
20 TEMPERATURE ALARM The user settable “minimum or maximum alarm temperature” was exceeded.
Note: RDSA = Rubber disk and stem assembly (located inside the valve).
The valve RDSA may not have returned to the fully up position when the water
flow stopped. Check valve for debris or broken stem spring.
The user settable “maximum dose time” pre-set value was exceeded – could
indicate problem with pump controls or persistent high level in pump tank. Could
also be caused by debris inside the valve preventing the RDSA from returning to
its up position when the flow stops.
May not be a problem. The “minimum dose time” pre-set was not met – indicates
potential short-cycling of the pump.
Ensure sensor enabled RDSA is installed and IVM is installed all the way down
over valve. Could also be caused by inadequate flow rate or debris in valve in
which case valve RDSA may not be fully seated in the down position over one
outlet. This will allow water to flow to all the zones at the same time.
Based on the valve model selected in the “Basic Settings” menu page, outlets
were not activated in proper order. Ensure monitor is set up for correct valve
model and that the correct cam is being used. Valve could be short cycling.
Check for siphoning between pump doses or air pockets.
The user settable “allowable variation” in relative distribution among outlets has
been exceeded – uneven distribution has occurred.
Valve does not cycle to the next outlet – water is flowing from the same outlet
every time – cam or stem spring could be broken.
Based on the valve model selected in the “Basic Settings” menu page, an
unexpected outlet was activated. Ensure monitor is set up for correct valve model
and that the correct cam is being used. Check valve cam or RDSA for damage.
The battery for the Real Time Clock is low – IVM may not keep correct time
and/or date if line power is lost.
The battery for the Real Time Clock is dead – IVM will not keep correct time
and/or date if line power is lost.