Service
2.7.1 Use the test tool to check the power supply
Preparatory activities:
Check 24 V and 30 V:
Unplug the 7-pole connector (for the power supply) from the power stage
Use the adapter cable to connect the test tool to the power stage and the STV cable (see illustration)
Plug in the connector cable
Briefly press the ON button
All LEDs light up: >> power supply OK
24 V or 30 V LED does not light up >> power supply is defective
No LEDs light up: >> continue with 5 V check
Check 5 V: (Test tool still plugged into adapter cable)
Unplug the main power cord
Unplug test tool adapter cable from power stage (see illustration)
(Adapter cable between test tool and STV cables remains in place)
Plug in the connector cable
Briefly press the ON button
5 V LED lights up:
>> 5 V from power supply OK
>> 5 V short circuit is present inside the machine
5 V LED does not light up:
>> Power supply defective
Additional note:
If no LEDs light up during the check, this can also be due to a defective on/off button or a defective cable connection between the power supply and power stage.
Unplug the main power cord!
Access the power stage
Plug the 7-pole adapter cable from the adapter cable set into the test tool
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