Operation: Respond to Alarms

Displayed Alarm Message

Action Required

 

 

Humidifier Cylinder Depleted

• Replace the disposable cylinder.

 

• Clean the reusable humidifier cylinder (optional).

 

 

Humidifier Cylinder Full when

• Check the humidifier drain valve for clogging.

Off

• Check the operation of the humidifier drain solenoid.

 

 

Humidifier Drain Malfunction

• Ensure that the drain is free of any debris.

 

• Verify the operation of the drain solenoid valve.

 

 

Humidifier Excessive Foam

• Verify that the humidifier water supply is not using conditioned water and

 

that the water does not contain contaminates.

 

• Check the humidifier water supply hose for dirt and contaminates.

 

• Check the steam supply hose for kinks that may cause back-pressure.

 

 

Humidifier Excessive Output

• Reduce the humidifier sensitivity setting on the display interface (Path:

Reduction

Main > Setup > System # > System Config > Humid. Sensitivity) if

 

necessary.

 

 

Humidifier Fault Tolerance

• The humidifier has experienced three faults within one-half hour.

Exceeded

• Reset the humidifier from the display interface (Path: Main > Setup >

 

Module > [Module in which the alarm occurred] > Module Control >

 

Reset Humidifier).

 

 

Humidifier Internal Memory

• Check the controller connections to the humidifier for electrical discharge.

Error

 

 

 

Humidifier No Power

• Verify that the circuit breaker for the humidifier has not been tripped.

 

• Confirm that the line voltage connections to the cylinder are secure and

 

correct.

 

 

Humidifier Requires

• Verify the operation of the humidifier and perform preventive maintenance.

Maintenance

• Reset the maintenance alarm on the display interface for the humidifier.

 

 

Humidifier Water Conductivity

• Verify that the proper voltage is being applied to the humidifier cylinder.

High

• Confirm that the line voltage connections to the cylinder are secure and

 

correct.

 

• Ensure that the water supply to the humidifier has not been conditioned.

 

Conditioned water can increase water conductivity.

 

 

Humidifier Water Level Low

• Verify that the humidifier water supply is open and flowing to the humidifier

 

water connection.

 

• Confirm that the inlet water strainer on the humidifier fill solenoid is clear

 

and free of debris.

 

• Ensure that the water pressure is at least at 30 psig (206 kPa).

 

• Verify the operation of the fill solenoid valve.

 

 

Module Powered Up

• The Module has successfully started.

 

 

No Backup Systems Available

• Check the number of Systems designated for the backup role.

 

• Check that the backup Systems are not failed, in the Comm Lost state, or Off.

 

 

Primary Sensors Failed

• Verify that there is a proper CAN connection between sensors and the user

 

interface box.

 

• Replace the sensor assembly.

 

 

Remote Sensor Removed

• Check the CAN bus connection to the remote sensors.

 

• Disregard if you removed the remote sensor.

 

 

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