DAB E.Box Plus Instruction For Installation And Maintenance page 120

- Voltage selector error
This error may occur on the E.Box plus, in the case of a fault of the E.Box Plus or breakage of the fuse FU2. In the
case of an alarm, check the fuse FU2 and ensure the panel is supplied with an adequate voltage, as specified in Table
1 – Technical Data.
- Voltage Error
If the electronic board has a fault that takes one of its internal voltages to unacceptable levels, the alarm is activated
for panel internal voltage error. This error cannot be reset.
If this error appears, check the supply voltages and the wiring. If everything is in order, the E.Box has suffered internal
damage and must be repaired.
- Internal error
Panel internal error. This error cannot be reset. If this error appears, check the supply voltages and the
wiring. If everything is in order, the E.Box has suffered internal damage and must be repaired.
- General pump error P1 + P2
This error appears when no pump is available for pumping. To solve the problem, look at the pump errors.
10.3 Alarms shown on the display
If an alarm occurs, a page is shown on the display indicating:
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With an icon whether it is a system alarm or an pump P1 or P2 alarm.
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Code and brief description of the type of alarm.
The window with the alarm remains visible until a key is pressed or until the cause of the alarm disappears.
A complete indication of the alarms can be found in the alarm log.
10.3.1 Alarms indicated on the display
The table below indicates for each alarm:
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Brief description and code, corresponding to the one shown, possibly in abbreviated form, on the display.
More detailed descriptions are supplied in the following paragraphs.
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If the alarm concerns the individual pump or the system.
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If the alarm is self-resetting or if it must be manually reset with the reset buttons.
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Which relay contacts are closed in the presence of the alarm. In general, Q1 indicates errors of the pump P1,
Q2 those of the pump P2, and Q3 those of the system.
The alarms are also indicated by the alarm leds present on the front panel, but if there is a display it is preferable to
refer to the indications given on the display, which contain more information.
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