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DeltaTherm IR Cure Module Revision C / Sept ember 2022 Page 35 of 41 Troubles hooting 233B232B232B If Something Go es Wrong . . . 234B233B233B Some problem s are easy to iden tify and solve, others may requir e more exte…
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Zone 6A Deviation Fault
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Zone 6B Deviation Fault
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Zone 7A Deviation Fault
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Zone 7B Deviation Fault
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Zone 8A Deviation Fault
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Zone 8B Deviation Fault
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Master Conveyor Transfer (CAN3) Drive Mapping Fault
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Master Conveyor Width (CAN4) Drive Mapping Fault
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Slave Conveyor Transfer (CAN5) Drive Mapping Fault
193
Slave Conveyor Width (CAN6) Drive Mapping Fault
300
Conveyor Transfer (CAN3) Drive Enable Fault Initialization Failed
301
Conveyor Width (CAN4) Drive Enable Fault Initialization Failed
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Conveyor Transfer (CAN5) Drive Enable Fault Initialization Failed
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Conveyor Width (CAN6) Drive Enable Fault Initialization Failed
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Conveyor Transfer (CAN3) Drive Enable Fault Ready to Switch On State Failed
305
Conveyor Width (CAN4) Drive Enable Fault Ready to Switch On State Failed
306
Conveyor Transfer (CAN5) Drive Enable Fault Ready to Switch On State Failed
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Conveyor Width (CAN6) Drive Enable Fault Ready to Switch On State Failed
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Conveyor Transfer (CAN3) Drive Enable Fault Switch On State Failed
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Conveyor Width (CAN4) Drive Enable Fault Switch On State Failed
310
Conveyor Transfer (CAN5) Drive Enable Fault Switch On State Failed
311
Conveyor Width (CAN6) Drive Enable Fault Switch On State Failed
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Conveyor Transfer (CAN3) Drive Enable Fault Operation Enabled State Failed
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Conveyor Width (CAN4) Drive Enable Fault Operation Enabled State Failed
314
Conveyor Transfer (CAN5) Drive Enable Fault Operation Enabled State Failed
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Conveyor Width (CAN6) Drive Enable Fault Operation Enabled State Failed
316
Conveyor Width (Master) Drive Runaway Fault
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Conveyor Width (Slave) Drive Runaway Fault
22BFigure 23: Error Messages
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Troubleshooting
233B232B232BIf Something Goes Wrong . . .
234B233B233BSome problems are easy to identify and solve, others may require more extensive help. This
troubleshooting section is designed to assist an operator in solving many problems before
seeking additional help.
235B234B234BRefer to this Troubleshooting section if a mechanical or electrical problem occurs before
you call Technical Support.
Calling Technical Support
236B235B235BThe Technical Support staff is available to help solve any problems. The phone number is
+1 518-371-2684. Have the following information when you call for help:
• 153B152B152BAll the information on the OIT when the error occurred.
• 154B153B153BThe operation in progress when the machine developed trouble (when did it have
problems, what was it doing, etc.).
• 155B154B154BIf the error was not serious, attempt to repeat the error. If the error does not repeat,
the problem may have been operator generated.
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Fault Diagnosis
287B286B308BOperation
288B287B309BOther Symptoms
289B288B310BPossible Cause
290B289B311BCorrective Action
291B290B312BThe machine is ON.
And the operator
interface does not
have power
292B291B313BCables are loose or not
connected
293B292B314BExamine the cable connections
Correct any loose connections
294B293B315BThe electrical
enclosure does
not have power
295B294B316BThe electrical enclosure is
open and the safety switch
is in the open position
296B295B317BClose the electrical enclosure
297B296B318BThe fuse is blown
298B297B319BExamine the fuse in the PLC
power supply and correct
299B298B320BPower On button
does not stay on
300B299B321BSafety relay failed
301B300B322BExamine the relay and replace if
necessary
302B301B323BThe bulb is blown
303B302B324BExamine the bulb and replace
304B303B325BA door is open
305B304B326BClose all doors
306B305B327BThe emergency stop is
engaged
307B306B328BDisengage the emergency stop
308B307B329BBoard does not
transfer to or from
adjacent station
309B308B330BThe SMEMA connection is
broken
310B309B331BExamine the cable connections
311B310B332BCorrect any loose connections
312B311B333BA module in the system is
turned off
313B312B334BTurn on the inactive module
314B313B335BIR Panels do not
operate or they fail
315B314B336BThe panel temperature is
set below room
temperature
316B315B337BChange the setpoint
317B316B338BThe fuse is blown
318B317B339BExamine the related fuses in the
electrical enclosure
319B318B340BThe solid-state relay
failed
320B319B341BReplace the relay
321B320B342BThe temperature is out of
range
322B321B343BIncrease the deviation
323B322B344BThe module is over-
temperature.
324B323B345BDecrease the setpoint
325B324B346BExhaust fan failure
326B325B347BThe fuse is blown
327B326B348BExamine and correct the related
fuses
23B22B22BFigure 24: Fault Diagnosis