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Table 7 | Liebert NXL alarm and status messages (continued) | |||
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Event Message | Event Definition | Recommended Action | ||
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| Observe the | |
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| Window for current UPS condition - On Battery? | |
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| Observe the color of the Bypass Line on the One- | |
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| Line Display. If green, bypass is available. This is | |
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| transfers safely to the bypass line. | |
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| If the UPS is on battery, and the bypass line on the | |
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| authorized service provider immediately and | |
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| prepare to shut down as the UPS turns off once the | |
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| This summary event indicates a potentially | batteries are depleted. Press “SILENCE” to silence | |
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| the audible alarm. | ||
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| serious condition in the Rectifier circuit. The | ||
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| Press “RESET” to attempt to clear the fault | ||
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| controls respond to this by turning off the | ||
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| condition. If the Rectifier Fault clears, press | ||
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| Rectifier, opening the input filter contactor, and | ||
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| “Startup,” “Manual Start,” “Rectifier” to attempt to | ||
Rectifier Fault | placing the UPS on battery operation. | |||
restart the Rectifier. | ||||
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| This fault is | ||
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| If this is successful, observe normal operation of the | ||
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| condition is no longer present, this fault and any | ||
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| Rectifier, indicated on the | ||
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| control activity tied directly to this fault reverts to | ||
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| green outline around the Rectifier box, and normal | ||
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| normal. | ||
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| DC Bus voltage on the DC Bus Meter. If the | ||
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| Rectifier starts normally, attempt to close the input | |
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| filter contactor by pressing “Startup,” “Device | |
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| Control", "Close Trap". | |
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| If the UPS is not on battery, but transferred to | |
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| bypass, contact your | |
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| provider. | |
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| If the Rectifier Fault was cleared by pressing | |
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| "RESET", but the fault returns as soon as a Rectifier | |
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| restart is attempted, contact your | |
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| service provider. | |
Redundant Fan | This alarm indicates a fan has failed | Press “SILENCE” to silence the audible alarm. | ||
Fail |
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| normally controlled by the service technician. |
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| Regeneration Mode Status or Alarm messages | Under normal circumstances, none. | |
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| are generally intended for the service person. | ||
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| If this message is active, and there is no clear | ||
Regen Active | This status message informs the user the UPS is | |||
reason why the UPS is in Regeneration Mode, | ||||
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| in Regeneration Mode. | ||
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| contact your | ||
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| This status message is | ||
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| condition is no longer present, the alarm and any |
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| control activity tied to the alarm reverts to normal. |
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| Regeneration Mode was initiated and terminated |
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| because of an abnormal condition. |
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| Once Regeneration Mode is active, any condition, |
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| for example an Inverter Overload, other than the |
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| user manually stopping Regeneration Mode, | Press “SILENCE” to silence the audible alarm. | |
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| causes this message to appear. | ||
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| Regeneration Mode is a service mode that is | Press “RESET” to attempt to clear the alarm. | |
Regen Failure | normally controlled by the service technician. | If Regeneration Mode was not manually initiated by | ||
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| Regeneration Mode Status or Alarm messages | service, or if this alarm will not reset, contact your | |
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| This status message informs the user the UPS is |
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| in Regeneration Mode. |
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| condition is no longer present, the alarm and any |
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| control activity tied to the alarm reverts to normal. |
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