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8. Troubleshooting
8.2.3 Control unit click codes
As soon as the control unit is supplied with power, it uses the
built in relays to generate acoustic signals informing the user
of system status as well as of the reason for the last shutdown.
The table below shows the number of clicks generated and the
information they provide.
Number of clicks
Status information
2x
Normal operation:
The system is working without any
problem.
1x
Emergency operating mode:
The system is in emergency mode,
the drives cannot be used. Check
the fault code on the handset
display.
3x to 6x
Last shutdown not completed /
forced reset:
Check the fault code on the hand-
set display.
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Note
PowerFail Detection
is identifying power failures
and saving all relevant data before the voltage
drops below a critical level.
In a few cases of exception data cannot be
saved. The next time the control unit is switched
on, the display then shows
E81
and the control
unit clicks three times. A
manual reset
must be
performed to rectify this fault (see Section 7.4.4).
Description
Remedy
00 Internal fault on
channel 1
Switch the control unit off.
Contact customer service.
01 Internal fault on
channel 2
02 Internal fault on
channel 3
12 Fault on channel 1
Unplug the control unit.
Rectify the external short circuit.
Or:
Plug in the correct lifting column
at the socket concerned.
Put the control unit back into
operation.
13 Fault on channel 2
14 Fault on channel 3
24 Motor M1 overcurrent Remove the trapped objects from
the adjustment zone.
If desk overloaded:
Remove load from desk.
Contact customer service.
25 Motor M2 overcurrent
26 Motor M3 overcurrent
48 Motor group 1
overcurrent
49 Motor group 2
overcurrent
60 Collision detection
62 Control unit over-
current
36 Plug detection on
motor socket M1
Plug in the correct lifting column
at the socket concerned.
Carry out a manual reset
(see Section 7.4.4).
37 Plug detection on
motor socket M2
38 Plug detection on
motor socket M3
61 Motor changed
55 Motor group 1
cannot be
synchronised
Remove load from desk.
Carry out a manual reset
(see Section 7.4.4).
If the fault is still shown after
resetting, contact customer
service.
56 Motor group 2
cannot be
synchronised
67 Voltage too high
Unplug the power supply cable
and contact customer service.
70 Changed
drive configuration
See section 7.5.5
81 Internal fault
Carry out a manual reset
(see Section 7.4.4). If the fault is
still shown after resetting, unplug
the power supply cable and plug it
back in again after a few seconds.
If this fault occurs on a regular
basis, unplug the power supply
cable and contact customer
service.