Alarms And Warnings; Operating The Product; Starting And Stopping The Product; Emergency Stop - Grundfos BACMON Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

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8.2 Alarms and warnings

The product has two ways of notifying the user of an error, alarms
and warnings.
Both alarms and warnings have error codes that will be shown in
the display and reported to the water quality server.
A warning does not affect the operation of the product, it just
notifies the user that an error has occurred.
If a hardware fault is critical so that it is impossible to continue
normal operation, an alarm is triggered. This can happen if a
hardware warning keeps reoccurring or if a critical fault occurs.
The user is notified and the product stops operating and goes into
alarm state.
The product will stay in alarm state until the user manually clears
the alarm via the operating panel after correcting the fault that
caused the alarm.
In case of alarms related to the water quality, the product will
continue operating.
8.2.1 Error codes
For errors not mentioned in the table contact a
Grundfos service specialist.
Error
Cause
Explanation or action
code
The system was reset. Restart the
E30
System reset
product.
Processing
Analysis was skipped. Restart the
E31
exception
product.
Restart the product. If the error
E32
Processing error
continues, contact the Grundfos
service specialist.
Restart the product. If the error
E33
Hardware error
continues contact the Grundfos
service specialist.
Potentially too many objects in the
Analysis was not
water. Make sure the flow path to
E40
completed
the product is intact and check the
water quality.
Flow-cell fouling
Replace the flow cell. If the error
E41
is too high
continues, check the water quality.
Analysis continues. Contact a
E50
Disk space low
Grundfos service specialist.
Disk space
Analysis continues. Contact a
E51
critical
Grundfos service specialist.
Make sure nothing is covering the
Server
antenna or cabinet. If the error
E60
communication
continues, contact a Grundfos
error
service specialist.
Contact a Grundfos service
E90
System error
specialist.
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8.2.2 Clearing alarms and warnings
Alarms can be cleared manually; warnings cannot be
cleared manually. Warnings will disappear
automatically when the cause of the warning no
longer exists.
To clear alarms, see sections:
7.5.3 "Current alarms"
7.5.5 "Current water quality
Alarms can be cleared manually, either via the operating panel by
the user, or via the water quality server interface by a Grundfos
service specialists.

9. Operating the product

WARNING
Electric shock
Death or serious personal injury
- Do not open the control cabinet. Only Grundfos
service specialists are allowed to open the control
cabinet.
Only open the analysis cabinet to replace the flow cell.
Wipe up spilled liquid immediately to avoid slipping
hazard.
The product is a fully automatic product requiring very little
manual intervention.
Keep the area around the product clean and tidy.
Observe sections:
4.1 Installation requirements
12.3 Ambient
conditions.

9.1 Starting and stopping the product

Start and stop the product via the main switch. See fig. 4, pos. 8.
The product is designed to start sample taking as soon as the
main switch is switched on.
The sample taking process is stopped when you enter the
"Service" menu, and it starts again when you leave the menu.

9.2 Emergency stop

In case of emergency, switch off the main switch. See fig. 4, pos.
8.
9.2.1 Restarting the product after emergency stop
Check the product for errors. Correct any errors before you
restart the product.
Switch on the main switch to restart the product.
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