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The window contains:
• The caution icon
• The fault message
• An icon for the problem area
• A fault code reference
• A brief explanation of the condition
• An instruction that explains where to find more informa-
tion
A caution message can be acknowledged in two ways:
Press the "OK" button to clear the message
and leave fault detection enabled for the
specific item that caused the fault. As long
as the fault condition is present, the warning
icon continues to flash in the status and
warning area, and an audible alarm sounds
every 10 s. If the fault condition clears,
the caution icon clears and the alarm is
suppressed, but the system continues to
monitor the specific item.
Press the "Ignore" button to acknowledge
the message and disable fault detection
for the specific item that caused the fault.
The caution icon remains in the status
and warning area as a reminder that the
condition is still present, but the icon is
dimmed (or disabled) and no longer flashes.
The audible alarm is also suppressed.
NOTICE: Do not use Ignore to acknowledge a message
unless there is a known sensor problem for which repairs
must be delayed until a replacement sensor is available.
Fault detection for the specific item is re-enabled at the
next power cycle or by operator activation on the "Fault
Archive" screen in diagnostics (Home > Diagnostics >
Fault).
The message window does not redisplay.
Refer to the "Fault Archive" screen in Diagnostics for more
information on the active fault code (Home > Diagnostics
> Fault).
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