TABLE 4-6.
SYSTEM FAULT CONTROLS
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I RESET
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ICB OFF
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I CABLE
I PROTECTION
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!LOGIC POWER
!SUPPLY
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!SMOKE DET
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!*LOW AIR FLOW
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!PUSH RESET
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l*AIR OUT
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l*AIR IN
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I FAULT
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Pushbutton
switch
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Indicator
Press when PUSH RESET indicator
is on.
Indicates that a circuit
breaker other than the 50/60 Hz
disconnect breaker has tripped.
Indicates that a cable or
connector is open (in the
cable protect line).
Indicates a fault in
one of the logic power supplies.
Indicates a missing
smoke detector bypass jumper on
a protect board.
Indicates low air flow
in the power column or the
logic columns.
Lights after a time delay when
any fault indicator lights.
Also lights when 50/60 Hz power
has been lost and restored.
Indicates high outlet temperature
in a logic column or a missing
bypass jumper in the power
column protect board.
Indicates high ambient
temperature in the power column
or the logic columns.
Indicates an AIR FLOW,
or AIR IN fault or a missing
bypass jumper in the power
column.
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I* Check fault LED indicators at back of cabinet to see which logic
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column has the fault (see figure 4-6 for location).
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