CHAPTER 4: TROUBLESHOOTING
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| Threshold | Redundancy is below | 
 | Actual power module redundancy | 
 | Option 1: If possible, install | 
| Alarm | alarm threshold. | 
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 | redundancy alarm threshold. The | 
 | Option 2: Decrease the load. | 
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 | alarm threshold. | 
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 | Runtime is below alarm | 
 | The predicted runtime is lower | 
 | Option 1: Allow the battery | 
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 | minimum runtime alarm threshold. | 
 | Option 2: If possible, increase | 
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 | Option 3: Decrease the load. | |
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 | Option 4: Use the PowerView | 
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 | runtime alarm threshold. | 
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| Bypass | Bypass is not in range | 
 | The frequency and/or voltage are | 
 | Option 1: Decrease the | 
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 | sensitivity to input frequency. | 
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 | bypass. This message occurs | 
 | (Startup>Setup>OutputFreq) | 
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 | when the UPS is online and the | 
 | Option 2: Correct input | 
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 | bypass mode is unavailable. The | 
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 | Bypass contactor stuck in | 
 | The UPS is positioned in the | 
 | Call your contract service | 
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 | bypass position. | 
 | bypass position and cannot go on- | 
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 | Support. | 
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 | Bypass contactor stuck in | 
 | The UPS is positioned in the on- | 
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 | bypass. | 
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 | UPS in bypass due to | 
 | The UPS has transferred to | 
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 | bypass mode because a fault has | 
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 | UPS in bypass due to | 
 | The load exceeded the system | 
 | Option 1: Decrease the load. | 
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 | overload. | 
 | power capacity. The UPS has | 
 | Option 2: If possible, add | 
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 | switched to bypass mode. | 
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 | System is in Maintenance | 
 | The UPS is in bypass because the | 
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 | Bypass. | 
 | maintenance bypass switch is in | 
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 | the on position. | 
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