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FAULT TRACING AND SERVICE
9.1
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
DANGER!
This product contains dangerous voltages that when touched can cause electric shock, burns
or death.
Ensure that the apparatus has been in a dead condition for at least 5 minutes before any action, giving the
internal circuits time to discharge.
Service/maintenance work in the apparatus may only be carried out by authorised service personnel (see
section 2
).
9.2
FAULT TRACING ALARMS
Fault tracing in connection with alarm messages is described in the
Manual for monitoring unit
PCM2
.
9.3
OTHER FAULT TRACING
The types of faults that can be attributed to the system in general are dealt with here. For faults
that relate to the monitoring unit see the
Manual for monitoring unit PCM2
.
The external primary fuse trips when the rectifier is turned on
Cause 1: Wrong type of external primary fuse. Check that the system is properly fused
according to the instructions in section 3.
Cause 2: Internal fault in a rectifier module. Replace the defective module.
Internal primary MCB trips when a rectifier module is switched on
Cause 1: Internal fault in a rectifier module. Replace the defective module.
The rectifier has no output, green indicator lamp ”AC OK” is off on all rectifier modules
Cause 1: No mains power. Check that there is mains voltage to the mains input terminals.
Cause 2: If the red lamp ALARM is lit as well, the modules have been turned off due to high
or low mains voltage. The modules will regain normal operation as soon as the
mains voltage returns to a proper level.
Green indicator lamp ”AC OK” is off on a single rectifier module
Cause 1: Internal primary MCB has tripped, see above.
Cause 2: AC power connector not properly connected to the module.
Cause 3: If the red lamp ALARM is lit as well, the modules have been turned off due to high
or low mains voltage. The module will regain normal operation as soon as the mains
voltage returns to a proper level.
The monitoring unit gives the alarm “Fuse fault”
Cause 1: Internal DC output MCB has tripped. Probably due to an internal fault in a rectifier
module. Replace the defective module.