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ALARMS AND FAULTS
In the event of warnings, or errors, plain text information appears on the screen and simultaneously via the LEDs on
the controller front, as well as alarms via the group alarm connection (Part No. 01G6170) or alarms and warnings via
the individual alarm connector (Part No. 01G6175) (see chapter 12.4.1. and 12.4.2).
In front of the plaintext information, is the serial number of the error message and the total number of messages is
specified, e.g. 1/3 ... = Error message 1 of 3.
Depending on the alarm and TCU configuration, an alarm can result in further alarms and warnings:
E.g. the liquid alarm (LA-Alarm: 1,2) can trigger the pump alarm (Pump-Warn: 1,2) and that in turn can trigger the
flow alarm (FA-Warn.: 1,2).
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LED COLOR CODE
Green LED:
Coolant temperature within the setpoint range, there are no faults.
Yellow LED:
Flow alarm, service time reached or exceeded. Message also via single alarm connection (see
chapter 12.4.2). In addition, device temperature < 1 °C [< 33.8 °F] or > 50° C [> 122 °F], internal
error requiring the device to be returned.
Red LED:
Temperature > 8 °C [> 46.4 °F] or < 2 °C [< 35.6 °F], and/or humidity alarm and/or breakage of the
cable of the liquid sensor. Message also via group alarm connection (see Section 12.4.1), or via
individual alarm connection (see Section 12.4.2). In addition, short circuit and cable break of a
temperature sensor.
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