Franklin Electric SDCP-SUB0723 Manual Del Usuario página 44

MAINTENANCE
Troubleshooting
Codes Fault
F F 6 6 Short Circuit
F F 7 7 Overheated
Drive
F F 8 8 Over Pressure
F F 9 9 Internal PCB
Fault
F F 1 1 2 2 Overvoltage
F F 1 1 4 4 Broken Pipe
F F 1 1 5 5 Phase
Imbalance
F F 1 1 9 9 Communication
Fault
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Possible Causes
• When fault is indicated imme-
diately after power-up, short
circuit caused by a shorted
connection, defective cable,
splice, or motor
• High ambient temperature
• Direct sunlight
• Obstruction of airflow channel
• Measured pressure exceeds
setting
• A fault was found internal to
drive
• High line voltage
• Internal voltage too high
• Broken pipe or large leak is de-
tected in the system
• Drive runs at full power for 10
minutes without reaching pres-
sure setpoint
• Large water draw, such as a
sprinkler system, does not al-
low system to reach pressure
setpoint
• Broken Pipe Pressure setting is
higher than the active Setpoint
pressure setting
• Motor phase currents differ by
20% or more.
• Motor is worn internally
• Motor cable resistance is not
equal
• Cable connection between
Control Board and Power
Board is loose or disconnected
• Internal circuit failure
Corrective Action
• Amperage exceeded 25 amps on DC test at start or SF amps
during running
• Incorrect output wiring, phase to phase short, phase to
ground short in wiring or motor
• If fault is present after resetting and removing motor leads,
replace drive
• The drive has exceeded max rated temperature, needs to
drop below 167 °F (75 °C) to restart
• Fans blocked or inoperable, ambient above 104 °F (40 °C),
direct sunlight, air flow channel blocked
• Replace fans or fan module; or relocate drive as necessary
• Remove debris from fan intake/exhaust
• Troubleshoot system to locate reason for high pressure
• Contact your Franklin Electric Service Personnel
• Unit may require replacement. If problem persists, note the
sub-fault number on the display before contacting the FE
Service Personnel.
• Line voltage high, greater than approximately:
- 290 VAC (normal 230 operating range = 190 to 260)
- 600 VAC (normal 460 operating range = 380 to 520)
• Check incoming power connections and correct or tighten
terminals if necessary
• If line voltage is stable and measured below 260 VAC and
problem persists, contact your Franklin Electric Service
Personnel.
• Check system for large leak or broken pipe
• If the system contains a sprinkler system or is being used to
fill a pool or cistern, disable the Broken Pipe Detection
• Adjust the Broken Pipe Pressure setting to a value lower than
any active Setpoint pressure settings.
• Check resistance of motor cable and motor windings.
• Phase imbalance and loss of phase may indicate similar
issues.
• Check cable connection between Control Board and Power
Board. The cable connection on the control board is located
on the back side of the control board.
• If problem persists, unit may require replacement. Contact
your supplier.