PEL S150 Manual De Uso página 10

Troubleshooting
Problem
The pulse indicator light
is flashing, but the
electric shock delivered
by the fence is weak.
The pulse indicator light
is not flashing.
The battery needs
frequent replacement.
The pulse speed is
irregular. The pulse
indicator light flashes
quickly several times and
then there is a pause.
(0.15 J and 0.5 J models
only).
Battery symbol on
(0.25 J model only).
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Action
Check that all connections in the fence and earth system are firm and secure. If
necessary, clean away any corrosion.
Check that the earth rod is pushed firmly into firm ground.
Check for faults in the fence-line caused by trees or vegetation. If necessary,
remove obstructions and mend the fence.
Check that the energizer is adequate for the length of the fence. If necessary,
reduce the length of the fence or reduce the number of fence wires. Alternatively,
divide the fence-line into smaller zones, with each zone powered by a separate
energizer.
Check that the energizer is switched on.
Ensure the battery is connected correctly with the positive (red) lead to the positive
(+) terminal on the battery and the negative (black) lead to the negative (–)
terminal on the battery. See
Replace the battery with a new battery. Before installing a new battery, charge it
fully using a suitable battery charger. See
If the pulse indicator light is still not flashing, return the energizer to a service
agent appointed by Tru-Test Group for repair.
Check that the solar panel is clean and is not damaged. See
maintenance
on page 7.
Make sure the energizer is positioned to receive maximum sunlight. If necessary,
remove any objects or vegetation that might be casting a shadow on the
Positioning the energizer
energizer. See
information on solar installations, refer to the Tru-Test Group website www.tru-
test.com.
There may be a problem with the energizer. Return the energizer to a service
agent appointed by Tru-Test Group for repair.
The battery is running low. The energizer is operating normally, see
page 5.
Installing the battery
on page 3.
Battery charging
on page 3, or for more detailed
on page 7.
Energizer
Power-save
on