7 TROUBLE-SHOOTING

7.1 ALARMS MANAGEMENT

The “OMEGA” electronic card is a powerful control logic unit which signals possible machine troubles by means of alphanumeric messages visualised on the display; the technician shall understand them to quickly find the reason of this trouble.

MESSAGE

DESCRIPTION

REMEDIES

EME

The door is open or the safety grid on the hopper is not

Make sure that the door

is closed and the safety

completely lowered.

EMERGENCY

An intermittent beep is released.

grid on the hopper is

lowered.

 

 

 

 

 

TER

When a motor thermal cutout is triggered, it is followed by

After checking the

MOTOR

the blinking of the led TER and by the release of an

machine, press STOP to

restore correct

THERMAL

intermittent beep.

functioning.

CUTOUT ALARM

 

 

 

EPO

When the machine is started up, the microprocessor checks

 

the data stored in the EPROM memory: if this data are not

Send for a technician.

STORED DATA

correct EPO will appear on the display, followed by the

 

ALARM

release of an intermittent beep.

 

 

 

 

EPI

If, during normal functioning, the memory is not

 

acknowledged, EPI will appear on the display, followed by

Send for a technician.

MEMORY ALARM

the release of an intermittent beep.

 

 

 

 

LI

If, during normal functioning, the voltage is too low, LI will

Check mains voltage

POWER SUPPLY

appear on the display, followed by the release of an

and machine power

intermittent beep.

supply.

ALARM

 

 

 

 

 

OUT

If, during normal functioning, the output control module is

Send for a technician.

USCITE MODULE

faulty or if it is not acknowledged, OUT will appear on the

display, followed by the release of an intermittent beep.

 

ALARM

 

 

 

 

 

 

TA

If, during normal functioning, an anomaly of the current

 

transformer occurs, TA will appear on the display, followed

Send for a technician.

TA ALARM

by the release of an intermittent beep.

 

 

 

 

UTA

If, during normal functioning, an anomaly of the

 

TA MICRO-

microprocessor controlling the consistency calibration

Send for a technician.

occurs, UTA will appear on the display, followed by the

PROCESSOR

 

release of an intermittent beep.

 

ALARM

 

 

 

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Taylor C117, C116, C118 manuel dutilisation TROUBLE-SHOOTING Alarms Management, Message Description Remedies

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