Reactor Error Code Trouble Shooting Guide
4)
Heater modules failed to turn off any heat zone, causing a run-away condition.
Exchange zone module with another one. Turn zone on and check for error. If error
moves to another zone, replace the faulty module. (When there is a high current error, the
LED on that zone's module will turn red while the error is displayed.
Check and see if the heater module (BLUE) is turning off when the unit hits the set point
temperature.
o For "A" heater test points T4 on 238CR & T2 on POD A connector.
o For "B" heater test points T6 on 238CR & T2 on POD B connector.
o For HOSE test points T1 on 183 CB HOSE & T1 on POD HOSE connector.
5)
If fluid is below 190° F (88°C) and you are still getting the high temp error:
Causes:
Faulty connection of either of the "A" & "B" thermocouple to the heater control
module
Rev 2.6 (02/2014)
o Set the "A", "B", and HOSE set point 10°F/C below the actual
temperature, and turn the heat zones on one at a time. The red light on
the display above the zone should be blinking and there should be little
to no voltage on the voltmeter.
Measuring voltage while the red light is blinking would
indicate that the output on the heater module has failed.
Replace the heater module. Note: all 3 modules are the same
and can be swapped for troubleshooting.
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