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Fault detection and locating
553-2601-500A
Standard 2.0
December 1994
Table 2
Fault indicators and possible causes (Part 1 of 2)
Fault indication
Possible cause
CE/PE LED
Extinguished
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Check QUX19 unit for tripped breaker.
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Check for a blown fuse on the QUAA3 and QUX19 units.
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Check connector PE1 on shelf backplane for a short or
defective wiring.
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Check for a defective QPC705 (required if bottom PE shelf is
equipped with message waiting line card).
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Check LN XFR switch on faceplate of QUAA3 unit and ensure
that it is set to 0. Wait 2 minutes for fault indication to clear.
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Press –48 V CLR button on QUAA3 unit. If fault does not clear,
replace the following items until fault clears:
•
QPC705 (if equipped)
•
QPC659 in PE shelf in first tier
•
QUAA3 power unit
RECT/BATT LED
Extinguished
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Check for tripped AC BRKR breaker on the –48 V rectifier.
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Check for a blown fuse in the QBL15 battery unit (if provided).
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Check for a tripped breaker on the QBL24 battery unit (if
provided). A tripped breaker on the QBL24 unit indicates
defective batteries or a defective QBL24 unit.
PE2-5 LED
Extinguished
—
Check for tripped PE2, PE3, PE4, or PE5 breaker on
QUX20 unit.
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Check for extinguished LED on QPC706 or QPC659 circuit pack
on the PE shelves. Replace pack with extinguished LED.
FN LED Extinguished
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Check FN fuse on QUX19 unit.
LED Extinguished on
QPC705 Power
Converter
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Press the –48 V CLR button on the QUAA3 unit.
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The QPC705 or the cable connecting it is defective. Replace the
following items until the fault is cleared.
•
Replace the QPC705
•
Replace the cable connecting the QPC705