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General Description of Errors
Errors
• Error codes represent an error or non-standard condition of the PROCESSOR. For further
information, see the tables starting on page .
• Error codes are indicated by blinking LEDs on the DISPLAY PANEL.
• If a non-fatal error or a non-standard condition occurs when film is fed, the ALARM will beep
twice. See Table on page .
• Error codes are listed by order of priority.
• When 2 or more errors occur at the same time, only the highest priority error is shown on the
DISPLAY PANEL.
• When the higher priority error or warning is corrected, the next priority error or warning code is
then displayed on the DISPLAY PANEL.
• Errors are divided into 3 categories:
– Fatal Errors
– Non-Fatal Errors
– Warnings
• Processing films during an error or non-standard condition may affect the image quality.
Fatal Errors
A Fatal Error is any error or non-standard condition that, once detected, causes the PROCESSOR to
enter a protective mode to prevent a hazardous condition. If the PROCESSOR is in a Fatal Error
Condition, record the error code indicated by the number of blinks on the SERVICE INDICATOR and
move the MAIN CIRCUIT BREAKER CB1 to the "O" position.
For Error 1 — If the error occurs while the PROCESSOR is in standby, the PROCESSOR will not
accept any film. The operator cannot correct the error.
For Errors 02 - 04 — If a sheet of film is in transit through the PROCESSOR when these errors occur,
the sheet of film will exit from the PROCESSOR, the PROCESSOR will shut down, and the
PROCESSOR will not accept any more sheets of film. If while the first sheet of film is in transit
through the PROCESSOR, the operator inserts additional sheets of film, the PROCESSOR will:
• operate with the non-functional component disabled
• sound the ALARM in a pattern of 2 seconds on and 2 seconds off
• shutdown after all additional sheets of film exit the PROCESSOR
For Errors 05 and 06 — The transport system will continue to operate. If the operator feeds film while
the PROCESSOR is in this condition, the film will exit wet. See Table on page for a description of
the PROCESSOR'S operation under Fatal Error conditions. If film is moving through the
PROCESSOR, the AUDIO ALARM will sound, in a pattern of 2 seconds ON and 2 seconds OFF, until
the film exits the PROCESSOR.
981093 – October 1994
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