Faraone ELEVAH 40 MOVE Use And Maintenance Instructions page 30

Error No. Error description
ALARM 1 Drive current protection
ALARM 2 Motor current protection
ALARM 5 Accelerator error
ALARM 8 Maximum battery
ALARM 9 Flat battery
ALARM 12 CANbus Error
ALARM 13 Controller error
ALARM 14 Overheating
ALARM 17 Control unit error
Current threshold
ALARM 19
exceeded
ALARM 49 Electric brake error
ALARM 84 Active accelerator
ALARM 85 Active forward / back
ALARM 86 Internal error
ALARM 88 Flat battery
ALARM 92 Active height limiter
ALARM 93 Activated anti-crush
ALARM 94 High Radar
ALARM 95 Front Radar
ALARM 96 Rear radar
ALARM 140 Loading platform error
ALARM 144 Bed error
ALARM 145 Bed error
ELEVAH 40 MOVE / 40 B AERIAL PLATFORM – Rev. 12_2021
Error cause
Current peak above the drive limit
Maximum set motor current exceeded
Accelerator potentiometer disconnected
or calibrated incorrectly
Battery voltage over the maximum
Battery voltage over the minimum
No communication between the devices
connected via CANbus
Motor connected to the start, movement
not allowed
Board temperature over the limit
Internal checks
Current limit time exceeded.
Error in the detection of the electric
brake input when starting the machine
Acceleration potentiometer not idle when
starting the machine
Active forward / backward keys during
machine start-up
Board internal voltage out of limits.
Internal control.
Battery too flat to enable the ascent
Pressed top limit switch
Enabled anti-crush
Active top radar
Active front radar
Active rear radar
Platform drive error due to current
detection beyond the drive limit
Disconnected platform motor
Active platform controls at start-up
USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL - SECTION 4
Solution
Restart the machine
Restart the machine
Contact assistance
Restart the machine
Charge
Contact assistance
Contact assistance
Restart the machine
Contact assistance
Restart the machine
Contact Assistance
bring back to idle
Release control
Contact assistance
Ascent not enabled,
Recharge
Restart the machine
Disconnected motor
Set the controls back to idle
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