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IQ Power Fantom HL
5201305 Rev A
7. TROUBLESHOOTING
NOTE
– Only qualified service personnel are to perform troubleshooting
tasks.
CAUTION – Electrical Shock Hazard
Do not troubleshoot high voltage components with power supply energized.
Disconnect input power before troubleshooting. Troubleshooting must be
performed by a qualified service person.
Operational Check
1. Rub a small strip of plastic film until a static charge is developed (cellophane
works well). The charge can either be measured with an electrostatic fieldmeter
or will be evidenced by the film’s attraction to a grounded metal surface.
2. Pass the film in front of the blower for five seconds at a distance of one foot.
Check for any charge remaining on the film as in step 1.
3. If the static charge has been neutralized, then the device is working properly.
If equipment fails to function properly, contact Simco-Ion Customer Service or your
local Simco-Ion Representative.
NOTE
– Never use a “spark test” to check operation. The ionizing circuit
design of the IQ Power system makes the “spark test” inconclusive and
arcing may damage the unit.
PROBLEM
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Blower not running
Power not on
Turn on AC power at source
Line voltage not supplied
Check line voltage and
connections
Power indicator NOT
illuminated
or
Icon not appearing on Control
Station
Power not on at power supply
Turn on Power switch on end
of power supply case
Poor electrical connections
Check input power
connections, both 24 VDC and
line voltage. Check modular
cable if used with a Control
Station
Defective AC adapter
Replace AC adapter
Blown device fuse in Control
Station
Try another modular
connector on Control Station
