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SS300 Service Information (3-2017)
TROUBLESHOOTING
NETWORK RESISTANCE
The network resistance must be correct for the
network to operate correctly. Depending on which
node the measurement is taken at and the method of
measurment, the resistance may be one of two val-
ues: 121 or 61 Ohms. Any value other than these two
means something is wrong with the network.
Method 1
6. Turn off machine power.
7. Locate a CAN node location on the machine.
8. Disconnect the connector containing the CAN
wires.
9. Measure the resistance between the green and
yellow wires.
10. Depending which nodes are still connected,
resistance should be 61 or 121 ohm.
Method 2
1. Turn off machine power.
2. Locate a CAN node location on the machine.
3. Carefully push probes into back of connector
containing the CAN wires.
4. Since network remains connected in this mode,
resistance should measure approximately 61
ohms.
CAN OPEN NETWORK ISSUES
The following items include procedures to help inves-
tigate a fault related to a CAN open network on the
machine.
CONNECTORS FULLY SEATED
Each node on the network has a connector for the
CAN communication wires. A loose connection could
cause a fualt code error. Check each board individual-
ly to make sure the connectors are fully seated. There
may also be other connectors within the harness that
should be checked. If the connector is not fully seated,
puch in and power cycle the machine to see if the fault
clears.
PIN FULLY SEATED
A pin withinthe harness side of the connector may not
be fully seated or may come loose over time causing
a fault. If the pin is not fully seated, push it back in and
power cycle the machine to see if the fault clears.