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V ISION XP+ V AC Page 191 7 Alarm Messages 7.30 Cooling system failure (option) Operating Instructions V ersion 1.5 7.30 Coolin g system failure (opt ion) External c ooling Procedure : • Check exter nal cooling equipmen …

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7.28 Water amount is too low (option)
Operating Instructions
Version 1.5
7.28 Water amount is too low (option)
7.29 Water Leak (option)
Possible causes:
The water system has a leak.
There’s no water in the tank.
The sensor is defective.
Procedure:
Inspect all tubing and connections within the water system, and repair if
necessary.
Fill the water tank.
Inspect the sensor and replace if necessary.
Fig. 7-20 Tank with Water Level Sensor
Fig. 7-21 Tank with Water Level Sensor CN
Possible causes:
There is too little water in the tank.
The sensor is defective.
Procedure:
Fill in the mixture of cooling water
in (E) by means of a watering can.
Inspect the sensor.
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E
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7 Alarm Messages
7.30 Cooling system failure (option)
Operating Instructions
Version 1.5
7.30 Cooling system failure (option)
External cooling
Procedure:
Check external cooling equipment. Switch on or repair external cooling
equipment.
Check temperature setpoint and hysteresis. Correct selected values.
Check coolant water level and replenish if necessary.
7.31 N2 consumption OK / too high (option)
Only with N2 consumption measuring. In the „Consumption Parameter“
mask a limit value is set. If it is exceeded, the alarm is triggered off (not in
the flushing phase).
7.32 N2/O2 Pressure Too Low (option)
Fig. 7-22 Servomotor, Main N2 Supply Line
The alarm is only activated in the
event of operation with nitrogen.
Possible causes:
Gas pressure is too low or nonex-
istent.
Supply pressure has fallen below
the selected alarm value.
The heat is turned off. The Belimo
servomotor in the main N2/O2
supply line is closed.
Procedure:
Inspect the N2/O2 supply line.
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7.33 Residual Oxygen Meter Malfunction
Operating Instructions
Version 1.5
7.33 Residual Oxygen Meter Malfunction
7.34 O² tolerance warning
Advance warning for Residual oxygen valve.
7.35 O
2
Tolerance injury
Fig. 7-23 Residual Oxygen Meter
An error has occurred at the residu-
al oxygen meter.
Possible causes:
Flow is impaired.
The filter at the residual oxygen
meter is contaminated.
Residual oxygen meter is defect
Please refer to the included docu-
mentation regarding the
residual oxygen meter for additional
details.
Fig. 7-24 Nitrogen Connections and Residu-
al Oxygen Meter
The residual oxygen value in the
heating chamber has exceeded the
value set in the N2 operation mask
limit tolerance value.
Possible causes:
Inadequate maintenance.
The nitrogen settings are incor-
rect. Check the fixed settings in
the calibration report!
One of the process chamber
seals is leaky.
The residual oxygen meter is
hooked up incorrectly (standard:
peak zone).
The filter bowl in the peak zone is
contaminated.