B
2-B
Control
Settings Changed
or
Lost
Unit
Not
Powering On
Use the
following table to troubleshoot changed or lost settings
(memory).
Because
the
controlsystem
memory is
stored on the
microprocessor chip and does not require the protection of a battery
backup,
your settings cannot be lost during a brownout or a power failure.
lf
your unit will not power on, use this troubleshooting table.
WARNING:
Risk of
equipment damage, personal injury, or
death.
Some
troubleshooting procedures require you to
perform
work inside the electrical enclosure with the power on.
Follow
electrical safety procedures and observe all high-voltage
indicators.
Refer
to Electrical
Safety
During Troubleshooting
and Opening
and Closing the Electrical Enclosure before
performing any troubleshooting procedure.
Problem
Possible Cause
Corrective Action
1.
One
or more settings
changed
Someone entered programming
mode and
changed one or more
settings
Use
the password-enable feature to
protect your
settings.
Refer
to Syslem
P
rog ram
m i
n
g
P
roced
u
res
in
lhe
lnstallation
section.
Be sure
to
record
your settings in
the Records
of
System
Settings
at
the end of
lhe lnstallation
section.
2. Allsettings lost
Software upgraded to latest version
by replacing software
chip
(allcustom
settings are lost during this procedure
and
are replaced by the factory
default settings)
Defective
microprocessor chip
Reprogram
your
unit.
Refer
to
System
P
ro g
ram mi
ng
P
roce du res
in
the
lnstallation section.
Replace
the control
board.
Refer
to
Replacing a Control Assembly
Boardin
Repair Procedures.
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