G. Troubleshooting
Phase One Disintegration Tester User Guide—40-108-001 Rev. A—14 November 2016
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Troubleshooting
If the tester shows signs of improper operation, refer to the troubleshooting chart below
to assess and resolve the problem.
Problem
Possible Causes
Recommended Action
Tester will not turn on
Power switch is turned off;
power cable is disconnected;
building power source (outlet)
is not functioning.
Turn power switch to ON
position; check and connect
power cable; check wall outlet.
Power getting to tester but
display is not working
Static discharge to the tester
Power tester off at power
switch; then power on
Defective display or defective
internal power supply
Contact Hanson Tech Support
Heater will not turn on
Power switch is turned off;
power cable is disconnected;
building power source (outlet)
is not functioning.
Turn power switch to ON
position; check and connect
power cable; check wall outlet.
Defective heater
Contact Hanson Tech Support
Basket arms will not move
or stopped during
operation
Defective controller, motor
failure, or mechanical drive
failure.
Contact Hanson Tech Support
Sensor error
Check error log; cycle power
to unit. If error persists, contact
Hanson Tech Support
Erratic motion of arms but
no error message
Screws in drive train may be
loose; electrostatic discharge
to unit; or sensor failure.
Cycle power to tester. If error
persists, contact Hanson Tech
Support.
Arms stop moving, with
error message “Speed
Sensor Failure”
Screws in drive train may be
loose; electrostatic discharge
to tester; or sensor failure.
Cycle power to tester. If error
persists, contact Hanson Tech
Support.
Arms stop moving, with
error message “Count
Sensor Failure”
Screws in drive train may be
loose; electrostatic discharge
to tester; or sensor failure.
Cycle power to tester. If error
persists, contact Hanson Tech
Support.
Control knob does not
respond to user input
Electrostatic discharge to
tester
Cycle power to tester. If
condition persists, contact
Hanson Tech Support.
“Error log failure” message
appears
Possible internal memory
failure has occurred.
Cycle power to unit. If error
persists, contact Hanson Tech
Support.