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Replacing EEPROM or motherboard
Replacing EEPROM or motherboard
EEPROM
The EEPROM chip stores the serial numbers, operating hours
and error messages from the device. Various solutions are availa-
ble for transmitting the EEPROM data:
Insert the EEPROM from the previous motherboard onto the
new motherboard
Read the data from the previous EEPROM using the service
software.
Prerequisite
During each service procedure, save or read the EEPROM data!
Procedure
If the motherboard appears to be defective, replace the
EEPROM first. In 90% of all cases, the functionality can be res-
tored in this manner.
Make a digital photo of cabled motherboard
Remove all cables from the motherboard
Carefully remove the EEPROM using a special tool
Insert the EEPROM with the correct orientation into the
motherboard.
Connect the cable with the correct orientation
Check the adjustment of valve position 1
Test the basic functionality of the valve using an injection
For plugs without mechanical protection, this must be secu-
red using silicone as transportation protection.
Tools
Tweezers
Allen screwdriver, size 3
EEPROM tool, alternatively small screwdriver
Duration
15 minutes
Level of difficulty
Level 4 (level 1 very easy, level 7 very difficult)
Overview of motherboard
Firmware
The firmware version is indicated by a sticker on the micropro-
cessor.
Legend
EEPROM (A)
Microprocessor (B)
Rear side of device (C)
Fig. 26
Motherboard with EEPROM and microprocessor
C
A
B