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DSES fault notification
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Insufficient conductivity (hand or glove) reported during the DSES check phase
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When not wearing an INFACO conductor
glove: If an area of your ungloved hand turns
the ON/OFF status LED red, you must wear
an INFACO conductor glove to improve your
conductivity.
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When wearing an INFACO conductor
glove: If an area of the glove turns the ON/
OFF status LED red, the zone is no longer
operational. The glove may be dirty, it must be
cleaned by hand in clean cold water without
detergent and left to dry before repeating the DSES check phase. The glove may
also be worn out and therefore unusable. In that case it must be replaced.
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When wearing two INFACO conductor gloves: To determine which glove has
insufficient conductivity, repeat the "glove check" phase twice with a single glove
(first remove one glove and then the other). Refer to the "When wearing one
INFACO conductor glove" section.
In these three insufficient conductivity cases, the pruning shears work but
the user is no longer protected.
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DSES indicator steady red, the DSES is inactive:
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Error when starting during pruning shear initialization: Do not touch the
cutting head when the trigger is first pulled, after powering on, or after exiting
from standby mode.
In those cases, the pruning shears must be restarted (see page 10). If the fault persists,
check that the "continuous stop" function has not been activated by a long press (<
10 seconds) on the settings button. If the LED will not go out, contact your approved
INFACO dealer. You are no longer protected.
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Temporary safety system stop: Refer to the "Using the DSES safety system"
section (on page 23) to reactivate the safety system.
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Glove not connected to the hard wired system
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Conductivity
Insufficient
level
LED and Bar
graph
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