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9. How to handle troubles
Caution
In the event of an alarm or abnormal condition that cannot be resolved,
immediately stop the operation and contact Teral. or its service
company. Otherwise, it may lead to an accident.
Before the contact, check the status of abnormal condition and the
alarm code No., as well as information shown on the nameplate, and
then let us know the information.
9.1 Alarm
handling
9.1.1
Checking the alarm description
If an alarm occurs, the buzzer sounds, the
Failure indicator light on the operation panel
blinks, and the alarm code appears on the
display.
Some failures do not generate an alarm
immediately. Instead, the system takes back
and retries the action several times and
generates an alarm only if the failure still
persists.
Referring to the “Table 9-1 Alarm code table,”
identify the alarm status and eliminate the
cause.
To find out the cause of the problem, refer to
“9.2 Troubleshooting.”
If multiple alarms occur at the same time, the displayed codes are switched every two seconds.
Table 9-1 Alarm code table
Alarm
code
Description
Alarm
code
Description
Alarm
code
Description
E001
Receiver tank full
E101
No.1 overload
E201
No.2 overload
E002
Receiver tank low
E102
No.1 discharge pressure
abnormal drop
E202
No.2 discharge pressure
abnormal drop
E003
Receiver tank dry-run
prevention
E103
No.1 electric leak
E203
No.2 electric leak
E004
Electrode failure
E104
No.1 high temperature
E204
No.2 high temperature
E006
Start frequency failure
E105
No.1 flow switch failure
E205
No.2 flow switch failure
E051
Pressure transmitter 1 failure
E111
No.1 overcurrent
E211
No.2 overcurrent
E070
Control panel high temperature
E112
No.1 overvoltage
E212
No.2 overvoltage
E080
EEPROM error
E114
No.1 anti-stall
E214
No.2 anti-stall
E115
No.1 inverter overload
E215
No.2 inverter overload
E116
No.1 open-phase output
E216
No.2 open-phase output
E117
No.1 inverter overheat
E217
No.2 inverter overheat
E118
No.1 communication failure
E218
No.2 communication failure
E119
No.1 inverter trouble 1
E219
No.2 inverter trouble 1
E120
No.1 inverter trouble 2
E220
No.2 inverter trouble 2
9.1.2 Resetting
alarms
Eliminate the cause of the problem and then press the reset switch.
If the reset switch is pressed before the cause of the problem is eliminated, the alarm cannot be reset.
If multiple alarms occur, the system resets only the alarms whose cause has been removed.
9.1.3
Stopping the buzzer
You can stop a sounding buzzer by pressing the Buzzer stop switch.
The Buzzer Stop Time setting (P200) allows you to specify whether to stop the buzzer automatically
after a specified period or to prevent the buzzer from sounding.
For the setting procedure, refer to “7.5 Parameter setting.”
Reset switch
Buzzer stop switch
Failure indicator
Display
Fig. 9-1 Control panel
