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numbers in the description below correspond to the item numbers in the parts list and exploded
assembly diagram for the Model DH 52ME,
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numbers to those for the Model DH 52MEY, and
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numbers to the item numbers for all models.
1. Troubleshooting and corrective action
Perform troubleshooting and take necessary corrective action as per the table below for any problem that
cannot be solved by taking corrective action described in the handling instructions.
Problem
Cause
Check
Corrective action
All four LEDs of the
display lamp are
flashing.
• Broken Controller
Ass’y
<63>
• No check needed.
• Replace the Controller
Ass’y
<63>
with a new
one.
Three LEDs of the
display lamp are
flashing.
• Mix-up of three
internal wires of
the Stator Sensor
PCB Set
<54>
and Controller
Ass’y
<63>
• Check the heat-shrink tube
colors (red, black, and white)
of internal wires connecting
the Stator Sensor PCB Set
<54>
and Controller Ass’y
<63>
.
• Correctly connect
internal wires of the
Stator Sensor PCB Set
<54>
and Controller
Ass’y
<63>
by their tube
colors (red, black, and
white).
• Broken Controller
Ass’y
<63>
• Check the state of the
Controller Ass’y
<63>
connector.
• Replace the Controller
Ass’y
<63>
with a new
one.
• Broken Rotor
<62>
• Check the built-in magnet of
the fan for breaks.
• Replace the Rotor
<62>
with a new one.
Two LEDs of the
display lamp are
flashing.
• Broken Controller
Ass’y
<63>
• No check needed.
• Replace the Controller
Ass’y
<63>
with a new
one.
One LED of the
display lamp is
flashing.
• Improperly
connected
connector cable of
the Stator Sensor
PCB Set
<54>
• Check the plug-in state of the
connector cable.
(See “2. Reassembly of the
power supply unit” on page
13.)
• Firmly plug in the
connector cable.
• Broken Stator
Sensor PCB Set
<54>
• When the connector cable is
not defective
• Replace the Stator
Sensor PCB Set
<54>
with a new one.
• Broken Controller
Ass’y
<63>
• Check the plug-in state of the
Controller Ass’y
<63>
connector.
• Replace the Controller
Ass’y
<63>
with a new
one.
• Broken Rotor
<62>
• Check the built-in magnet of
the fan for breaks.
• Replace the Rotor
<62>
with a new one.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE