Omega Vehicle Security FPU5-MT-220, FPU5-MT-110 manual Error Message

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Troubleshooting Guide

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Error Message

Problem

Watchdog Failure!

A

The pump motor’s software was unable to track whatever the pump was in the process of doing.

B

The line voltage may be bad.

C

There may be significant electrical noise affecting the pump motor.

Solution

A

Turn the unit’s power off and on, adjust the settings, and attempt to resume pumping.

B

1.Use a multimeter to measure the line voltage used by the pump motor.

2.Compare the voltage rating on the unit's label (on the back of the pump motor) with the line voltage to make sure that you are using the correct line voltage. The pump motor requires line voltages of 90 to 130 Vac (for 115 Vac units) or 190 to 260 Vac (for

220 Vac units).

3.If the line voltage is inappropriate for the pump motor; move it to another line voltage source.

C

Check the pumping environment for devices that could be creating electrical noise. If possible, shut off these devices or move the pump motor to another location.

D

There may be a problem with the microprocessor.

D

Turn the unit’s power off and on, adjusting the settings, and attempt to resume pumping. If the problem persists, call Customer Service.

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Contents User’s Guide Servicing North America Unpacking Instructions Table of Peristaltic Pump Motor Chapter Specifications Spare Parts and Accessories 10-1 Peristaltic Pump MotorPeristaltic Pump Motor Index RPMIndex III Features IntroductionDescription Introduction Front View Parts of the Pump MotorFront View Description FunctionLeft Side View Left Side ViewRight Side View Right Side ViewMembrane Keypad and Display Membrane Keypad DetailMembrane Keypad Details cont’d Flow Rate keyRear View UP and Down Arrow Keys Scrolling LimitsRear View Rear View cont’d Language ButtonParts of the Pump Motor Attaching the Pump Pump Motor Mounting Configurations Number of Pumps onGetting Started IntroductionAttaching a Single Pump Directly to the Motor Refer to Figures 3-1 throughStacking Two Pumps on One Side of the Motor Placing the Second Pump on Top of the First PumpSelecting Tubing Tubing LifeLoading the Tubing See .2 to set the pumping direction Getting Started Stopped Display Mode Turning on the PowerUsing the ON/OFF Switch Introduction to the Two Display ModesRunning Display Mode Stopped vs. Running Display ModesStopped Display Mode Operating the Pump MotorDisplaying Pump Messages in Five Different Languages English French Spanish German Italian Régler LA QTÉDefining the Direction of Pumping Selecting the Tubing Inner Diameter Left Pump Right PumpTube Inner Diameters English Metric Priming the Tubing Calibrating the TubingOperating the Pump Motor in the Stopped Display Mode Tips for Optimum Calibration Accuracy Measuring the Temperature of a Fluid Preparing for Pumping in a Specific ModeTotal Volume Running Display Mode RPM ModePumping in the RPM Mode Shows the range of the RPM numbers you can work with RPM Mode Cont’d Flow Rate Mode Pumping in the Flow Rate ModeShows the ranges allowed for the various tubing sizes Flow Rate Ranges cont’d Display Xxx mL/min Flow Rate Mode Flow Rate Mode Time Mode Pumping in the Time ModeTime Range Display Xxxxxx Time Mode Time Mode Total Volume Mode Block Diagram Pumping in the Total Volume ModePumping in the Total Volume Mode Total Volume RangeOperating the Pump Motor in the Running Display Mode Total Volume Mode Cont’d Preventing Tubing from Moving During Pump Operation Other Pumping OptionsAuxiliary Out Remote Monitor 500Ω LED Auxiliary In Remote Start/StopError Message Problem Troubleshooting GuideDisplay Error Messages SolutionError Message Running Display Mode and try to select the command againLocked Rotor? Overcurrent Press the Total Volume key Short Circuit? Error Message Other Pumping Problems Stopped Display Mode and refer to SectionProblem Solution Another pump, if necessary Troubleshooting Guide Technical Details Design SolutionMaintenance Theory of OperationTechnical Details Specifications Calibration AccuracyTubing Materials Average Flow RatesMotor SpeedAverage Tubing Life ⁄32 300 ⁄16 250 100 ML Per Revolution Specifications Spare Parts Spare Parts and AccessoriesAccessories Part Number DescriptionAccessories cont’d Peristatic Pump 10-4 WARRANTY/DISCLAIMER