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INSTRUCTION MANUAL:
ELECTRICAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EMS)
number indicates how many amps the RV is drawing. Next, you will notice “60H”,
indicating your line frequency. This number should remain fairly consistent;
however, it may read plus/minus one or two. Lastly, note the E code.
E 0
is normal
and only when
E 0
or
E 10
is present will the delay light flash and allow power to
the RV. Refer to the Error code chart card that was provided or see Error Code
Chart for additional information.
5) Verify the error code
E 0
is displayed and set up is now complete.
NOTE:
If the wiring reads anything different than correct, the EMS will not turn on and
we recommend you move to a different source of AC power or use your generator
power. Also, if power is below 104 volts or above 132 volts, the EMS will not turn on,
and we recommend using your generator power.
Display Code Chart
The EMS display will indicate multiple electrical characteristics. Examples of these
characteristics are listed below:
30A
50A
120 -
Voltage
7A -
Amperage
60H -
Frequency
E0 -
Error Code = 0
(Normal operation)
PE3 -
Previous Error Code = E3
(This error has been corrected)
L1 -
Line 1 Characteristics
120 -
Line 1 Voltage
7A -
Line 1 Amperage
L2 -
Line 2 Characteristics
118 -
Line 2 Voltage
5A -
Line 2 Amperage
60H -
Frequency
E0 -
Error Code = 0
(Normal operation)
PE X -
Previous Error Code = E3
(This error has been corrected)
NOTE: If the display indicates an error code other than
E0
or
E10
, the EMS will not
allow power to the RV.
Error Code Chart
E 0 -
Normal Operating Condition
E 1 -
Reverse Polarity (hot and neutral wires reversed)
E 2 -
Open Ground (no ground wire connection)
E 3 -
Line 1 High Voltage (line voltage above 132V)
E 4 -
Line 1 Low Voltage (line voltage below 104V)
E 5*-
Line 2 Voltage High (line voltage above 132)
E 6*-
Line 2 Voltage Low (line voltage below 104 volts)
E 7 -
Line Frequency High (line frequency above 69 cycles per second)
E 8 -
Line Frequency Low (line frequency below 51 cycles per second)
E 9 -
Data Link Down (call technical support)
E10 -
Replace Surge Protector Module (call technical support)
* Codes only apply to EMS-LCHW50 models