Pilot Plus Remote Battery Gauge Diagnostics; Pilot Plus Diagnostics Display - Invacare Spectra Blitz Service Instructions Manual

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Invacare - Dragon Vertic
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Pilot Plus Remote Battery Gauge Diagnostics

Display Description
All LED's off
All LED's on steady
Battery Gauge LED's
flash slowly
Battery Gauge LED's step
upwards
Battery Gauge flashes
once every 2.5 seconds
Battery Gauge LED's
flash rapidly
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Pilot Plus Diagnostics Display

The Flash code from the Pilot Plus battery gauge are shown below. The number of flashes is
indicated by the number of LED's illuminated.
Flash
Code
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
This Means That .....
Power is off
Power is ON
Battery charge is low
Charging or programming
mode
The control system has
entered sleep mode after a
period of inactivity
Fault Mode or abnormal
condition has been
encountered
Description
Low Battery Voltage Fault
Left Motor (M2)
Bad connection Fault
Left Motor (M2)
Short Circuit Fault
Right Motor (M1)
Bad connection Fault
Right Motor (M1)
Short Circuit Fault.
External Inhibit Fault
Joystick Module Trip
SERVICE MANUAL
has been corrupted. Try re-
programming the system or replace
the master remote.
Notes
Less LED's imply a
reduced battery charge/
Charge batteries as soon
as possible.
The steady LED's indicate
the current level of battery
charge.
Turn control off then back
on again to clear.
See the following tables.
Notes
Check the connections to the
battery. If the connections are
good.
Charge the batteries.
Check the connections to the left hand
motor and the power module.
Left Hand Motor has a Short Circuit
Fault.
Check the connections to the left hand
motor and the power module.
Check wire harness Insulation.
Check Battery Connection and wiring
Check the connections to the right
hand motor and the power module.
Right Hand Motor has a Short Circuit
Fault.
Check the connections to the Right
hand motor and the power module.
Check wire harness Insulation.
Check Battery Connection and wiring
Check the battery charger is
disconnected.
Check external control modules are
wired and programmed correctly.
Check that the joystick is in the center
position before switching on the control
system.
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