Troubleshooting; Problems & Solutions Table; Step By Step Lamp Test - Sanuvox SANUVAIR S600 Instruction Manual

TROUBLESHOOTING

If your product is not working properly, refer to the following.
Problem
Unit doesn't turn ON.
Unit operates only on one speed.
The Red LED (ballast) is lit and the
Amber LED (lamp) is not.
Contact your contractor for all your needs in terms of replacement parts:
A. Step by Step Lamp Test
STEP 1
STEP 2
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Possible Cause
- There is no power to the electrical
outlet.
- The door interlock switch is operating.
- Power cord is damaged.
- Speed control is defective.
- One of the lamp is defective.
power cord, motor, ventilator, ballast, UV lamp, etc.
1. Disconnect the socket from the lamp.
2. Placing the probe of the ohmmeter to one of the four pins on the
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end of the lamp, touch the other probe of the ohmmeter to each of
the other pins until you find the matching pin.
The ohmmeter will read approximately 3 ohms (almost a short).
This indicates that the filament is good. Check the other two pins.
If both sets of filaments test OK, the lamp is functioning.
If one or both sets of filaments read an open circuit (infinity) on
resistance, the lamp is defective.
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Solution
- Test the outlet to make sure there is
power by plugging in another electrical
appliance.
- Check the power cord for damage and
replace if damaged.
- Verify if status light is lit up on the
GFCI plug.
- Press the reset button on the GCFI
plug.
- Contact your contractor.
- Check the lamp to ensure that it is not
a defect in the lamp sensing circuit in
the ballast. This is done by using an
ohmmeter to check the two filaments
on the lamp.
See "A. Step by Step Lamp Test"
instructions below.
- You can also swap lamps with a
working lamp from the unit to validate if
the lamp or the ballast is defective.
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