Troubleshooting; Remote Control Error Code; Error Codes E01 To E04: Actuator Overload Error; Error Codes E07 To E10: Actuator Sensor Error - MacDon FEEDSTORM D60 Operator's Manual

TROUBLESHOOTING

Remote Control Error Code

Actuators do not work, after completing the Reset Procedure, an error code appears on the
remote-control LED display.

Error Codes E01 to E04: Actuator Overload Error

1. Ensure no excessive weight is on the FeedStorm actuators, friction on the actuator
brackets, or force required by the actuators to overcome an unforeseen obstacle or
a mechanical clash point.
2. Repeat the Reset Procedure.

Error Codes E07 to E10: Actuator Sensor Error

1. Disconnect and reconnect all cables.
2. Check for inadequate connections and power supply.
3. Repeat the Reset Procedure.
4. If actuator/s do not retract, manually retract using the Actuator Reset Tool, 11E. Plug
into the connection of the problematic actuator and connect the wires directly to a
12-volt power supply to fully retract. The alternative direction of power will extend
the actuators.
5. Repeat the Reset Procedure.

Error Code H01: System Overheat Protection

1. Ensure no excessive weight is on the FeedStorm actuators or friction on the actuator
brackets. Mitigate unnecessary continuous adjustment of the actuators.
2. Allow the electrical system 16 minutes to cool down before continuing to use.

Actuators Do Not Extend/Retract

When attempting to engage the actuators using the remote, the columns do not adjust.
1. Ensure all connections are supplying power to the actuators.
2. Ensure enough current is supplied to the actuators from the power source. A
maximum of 25 amps at 12 volts is required to operate the FeedStorm actuators
simultaneously (when retracting and raising).
3. Increase the amperage of the power source as required.

Actuator Pair Out of Sync and Not Completely Retracting

An error code does not appear, but the actuators are as stated.
1. Reset the actuators manually using the Actuator Reset Tool, 11E.
2. Plug into the connection of the problematic actuator and connect directly to a 12-
volt power supply to fully retract. The alternative direction of power will extend the
actuators.
3. Repeat the Reset Procedure.
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