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NOTIFICATIONS SIGNS
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NOTIFICATION SIGNS
The half-power mode has been activated by the manual control.
[ Flashing symbol ]. Monitor mode is activated.
PROBLEMS WITH AUTOMATIC RESET
The AC mains voltage is too low. The battery charger goes into half-power mode.
The message disappears when the mains voltage falls within the nominal range again.
(This indication appears when the battery charger is turned off even under normal voltage supply conditions).
The battery charger is reducing power because of a high ambient temperature.
The message disappears as soon as the condition which caused the problem is no longer present.
If this message appears frequently check whether the battery charger has been installed properly.
The temperature measured by the battery sensors (optional) is outside the range determined for the charge (-20/+55°C).
The output voltage of the battery charger becomes 12.8V (25.6V in the 24V models) so that the batteries are not damaged.
This message disappears when the battery temperature falls back within the correct range.
CAN BUS communication problem.
The system has found a rate of communication errors which is higher than normal.
If this message appears frequently, check whether the CAN network wiring has been carried out properly.
PROBLEMS WITH MANUAL RESET
The letter " " and the number appear flashing on the display alternately.
Short circuit or output overload. Check the output wiring, the group of batteries and the load connected to the battery charger.
The letter " " and the number appear flashing on the display alternately. Output fuse blown (probable reverse polarity).
The letter " " and the number appear flashing on the display alternately. Output overvoltage.
Due to internal malfunctioning, the battery charger supplied a voltage more than 12% of the nominal value for a very brief time.
The letter " " and the number appear flashing on the display alternately. The battery charger overheats excessively.
The operating temperature of the battery charger has exceeded the maximum allowable threshold for proper operation.
Check whether the battery charger has been installed properly. Turn off the equipment and leave it to cool down for at least 10
minutes.
The letter " " and the number appear flashing on the display alternately. Prolonged overload.
The battery charger has delivered maximum current at a voltage lower than half the nominal output value for too long.
Check the output wiring, the group of batteries and the load connected to the battery charger.
The letter " " and the number appear flashing on the display alternately. Cooling fans blocked. Perform a reset procedure by
pressing the button on the control panel for 2 seconds. If only one fan gets blocked, the battery charger will switch over to
"half-power" mode (temporary emergency mode). If both fans are blocked, the reset procedure cannot be performed.
The letter " " and the number appear flashing on the display alternating.
Serious CAN BUS communication problem. Check the CAN network wiring and make sure the terminals have been installed
properly.
The letter " " and the number appear flashing on the display alternately. Error in controlling the parallel connection.
The digital control system of the parallel-connected units cannot equally distribute the load to the units provided.
Check the electrical wiring and the cross section of the output cables.
The letter " " and the number appear flashing on the display alternating.
At least two battery chargers with the same priority are present within the same group.
Check the priority of all the battery chargers in the group.
THE E2 - E3 - E6 PROBLEMS NEED TO BE CHECKED BY A "QUICK
In order to eliminate the problems with manual reset you must remove the cause of the problem, therefore, switch off the
battery charger for at least 20 seconds and then switch it back on again.
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