Sterling 6017 series Using M2B Controller Keys, Motor Fail Indicator, SET Point Key, UP Arrow Key

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MOTOR FAIL Indicator

The MOTOR FAIL indicator is on during improper pump rotation, motor out of phase, or thermal motor overload conditions. This is a fatal fault condition, requiring that main power be disconnected to reset the M2B controller.

5-3 Using M2B Controller Keys

SET POINT

UP

SET POINT Key

UP

Press and hold the SET POINT SET POINT key, then press the

DOWN

UP Arrow key to increase the set point value or press the

DOWN Arrow key to decrease the set point value displayed on the

SET POINT LED screen.

UP Arrow Key

UP

Press the UP Arrow key to increment or advance the values or settings on the LED screens.

DOWN

DOWN Arrow Key

DOWN

Press the DOWN Arrow key to decrement or reduce the values or settings on the LED screens.

Important!

Do not change any of the control settings

without consulting the Sterling/Sterlco Service Department.

The Sterling, Inc. warranty does not cover TCU failures from tampering with controller settings!

6017 Series Hot Oil Large Temperature Control Units

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