Alarms - ICETEAM 1927 COMPACTA VARIO US Instruction Handbook Manual

5.2 ALARMS

When the machine is in STOP mode, the alarm is shown in the relevant line of the display.
E.g. (Alarm TEV Probe above and Overload PTMA below):
Al.Hopper Probe
Overload PTMA.
To delete the message, press Increase button.
If the alarm will not reset, this means it is still active.
BOILER SECTION (UPPER PART)
Alarm TER1
Alarm TER2
Alarm TER3
Alarm Thermost.
TEV Alarm
Overload Boil MA
Lid Open
"TER1" temperature probe open circuit or short-circuit.
The upper part does not switch to Stop but deactivates the relevant
resistance.
Check TER1 temperature probe and replace it, if necessary.
A possible cause is heating activation without the presence of mix
inside the boiler.
"TER2" temperature probe open circuit or short-circuit.
The upper part does not switch to Stop but deactivates the relevant
resistance.
Check TER2 temperature probe and replace it, if necessary.
A possible cause is heating activation without the presence of mix
inside the boiler.
"TER3" temperature probe open circuit or short-circuit.
The upper part does not switch to Stop but deactivates the relevant
resistance.
Check TER3 temperature probe and replace it, if necessary.
A possible cause is heating activation without the presence of mix
inside the boiler.
Boiler Thermostat
The alarm signals boiler overheating. This alarm triggers machine Stop.
"TEV" temperature probe open circuit or short-circuit.
The upper part sets to Stop mode.
Check TEV temperature probe and replace it, if necessary.
RTA Beater overload cutout tripped
This alarm triggers machine upper part STOP.
When the overload cutout is reset, the alarm switches from flashing to
steady and can be reset by pressing Increase button.
Upper Spigot Door Lid Opened or Upper Spigot Door Opened
This alarm does NOT trigger machine (upper part) Stop but blocks active
outputs.
IMS (IMSA in the diagram) interlocks the lid and the spigot door
opening.
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