
If a
‘switching-off threshold’ is transgressed, the controller displays
a fault alert on the touch panel and switches the system off.
With digital variables, it switches the system off when the limit
value set on the sensor is transgressed.
The
‘alarm delay’ is the period of time between a fault being
detected and the system being switched off. It is based on the type
of limit value transgression. Once the system has been switched
off, the fault indicating relay is activated and the operating signal
relay is deactivated.
Once the system has been switched on or started, all faults are
ignored for a certain time - for the duration of the so-called
‘switch-
on delay’ . The ‘switch-on delay’ is also based on the type of fault.
Following the so-called
‘restart delay’ , the system tries to automat‐
ically restart itself with certain variables once a fault has been
detected. This status is displayed by the controller with
‘Restart in
xxx sec’ . In doing so it activates the fault indicating relay for this
period. Once the system has attempted to switch itself on again, it
disables the fault indicating relay during the
‘switch-on delay’ and
‘alarm delay’ . Should the fault still exist after the programmed
number of restart attempts, then the system finally switches off and
the fault indicating relay remains enabled. Otherwise the system
restarts automatically.
The control archives all faults with their date and time in a file on
the SD card (inserted in a slot on the PLC Programmable Logic
Controller).
It also updates the counter on the status page accordingly.
To acknowledge a fault, press the
[STOP] / [Start] key.
Press this key again to restart the system.
Following a fault, the control shuts down the system in stages:
1 - The high voltage supply is switched off.
The system continues to run for some time without ozone
being generated. This removes residual ozone from the
system.
2 - All the solenoid valves on the pneumatic branch line close.
3 - After a post-rinse period, the solenoid valve on the cooling
water inlet also closes.
4 - The relevant message appears on the touch panel.
12.2 List of messages
There are error messages and warning messages:
“F” in front of the message: Error message
“W” in front of the message: Warning message (not
shown here)
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