10 - Fault finding / alarms

Use the Fault Finding Guide on the right as follows:

Begin with "START" and follow the arrows marked both "YES" and 'NO' according to the type of fault.

The guide uses the following abbreviations:

Control of the HIR32 series

When an alarm occurs, the buzzer and the display indication can be reset manually pressing the key PRG/mute. For the alarm code the reset is active only if the alarm cause has been removed. The reset for the alarm contact is automatic. The reset of the adjuster operation occurs auto￿ matically when the alarm cause is removed.

For better information see the HIR32 manual.

Microface control

The alarms, shown in the guide, are reset as in

Fig. f.

Fig. c - How to reset an alarm

 

 

 

ALARM ON

 

 

 

(alarm LED

 

 

 

+ buzzer on)

 

 

 

read alarm

START

 

 

 

 

 

message

 

 

 

on display

 

 

 

press RESET

 

 

 

(mutes siren)

not rectified

press REPORT:

No

do you know

verify which alarm

which alarm

fault

 

 

has intervened?

has intervened

 

 

 

Yes

 

 

 

rectify problem

replace

 

 

HIROMATIC/

press HOME

 

using Fault

MICROFACE

 

 

 

 

Finding Guide

 

 

 

 

No

 

 

 

is normal

 

 

 

operation

 

 

press RESET

restored?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes

 

 

fault rectified

continue

 

 

normal

 

 

 

 

 

 

operation

return to

normal operation (alarm LED off)

NOTES:

￿ If several alarms intervene in sequence, only the last to inter￿ vene is displayed.

￿The STATUS REPORT lists all recent alarms (see Hiromatic/ Microface manual).

￿For further information see the Hiromatic manual.

check fan

operation plus electrical circuit

check for high air temperature or low air flow

switch manual operation off

reset conditioner

model

replace interface board

replace

EPROM

switch unit main switch off and then on

replace sensor

verify state

of component:

continue if

everything is ok

 

No

Yes

air flow

 

 

lack

 

No

Yes

electric

 

heater

 

overheating

 

No

Yes

unit operating

in manual

 

 

Yes

correct condi￿ No tioner model on

Hiromatic/

Microface

No

is unit

operating correctly?

No

Yes faulty interface

card

 

No

Yes

EPROM error

 

 

No

Yes

display board

 

failure

 

No

Yes

RAM/EPROM

 

 

error

 

No

Yes

sensor

 

failure alarms

 

No

Yes working hour alarms

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