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General Trouble shooting Guide
Power Problems
Is the unit plugged into a live circuit?
Power Requirements;
Three phase 208,220, International 380, 440, 477 VAC for the motor drive and inverters.
Single phase 115/230 VAC for the control console, kiosk and cockpit power.
Ensure power is available by checking the power on lights on the power strips. If
not, check to see if plugged in and if so check the circuit breaker in the main power box.
Command console CPU/Monitor power flows from the wall to the power strip, to
the CPU and monitor. Make sure you get a green light on UPS when turned on. If not
then there is no external power getting to this unit.
The three phase power can be checked by measuring phase to phase on the main
power contactor located in the power box or on input power connector. Also measure
power coming from the wall outlet if not there check the three phase circuit breaker in the
main power panel.
Check to see if the BLUE reset on the contactor has tripped, if so reset by pressing in
on blue button.
Pull E-Stop out on below the monitor. Power must be ON at the Inverters. Check
by verifying that the power ON indicators at the top of the inverters is ON --all of them.
If power to the inverters does not come on check the control power going to the
switch.
The power is 115 VAC to one side of the switch, pull the switch out and the same
power must be available on the other side of the switch.
Computer Power
Is the monitor ON?
Try another extension cord to verify power outlet.
Is the main power strip behind cabinet ON? If not turn it ON.
If the computer does not power up and the above are ON, check the rear of the CPU and
see if there is a power switch on the CPU power supply, turn/verify it is ON.
Check to see if power plug to and at the CPU did not pull out. If everything
powers up except the CPU this is an indication of a bad CPU power supply or mother
board problem.
This power supply is a standard unit that can be purchased at any good computer
or electronics supply store.
Do not remove the old until you have the new one so you can match up cabling
and power connectors.
Note! Before touching any board within the computer you MUST ground yourself to the
computer case by touching the metal case before any components. This will remove the
static electricity from your body to case ground instead of through an electronic chip and
destroy it. This procedure will prevent you from damaging expensive circuit boards.