Error Code List; Psc Box - JUKI LZ-2290 Series Manual Manual

Lz-2290 series direct-drive, computer-controlled, high-speed, 1-needle, lockstitch, zigzag stitching machine
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16. ERROR CODE LIST

(1) PSC box

No.
Description of error detected
Er0
Execution of data initialization
(This is not the error.)
Er1
Phase missing of power
Er2
Fall detection switch failure
Er3
Disconnection of synchronizer
connector
Er4
Synchronizer lower position
sensor failure
Er5
Synchronizer upper position
sensor failure
Er6
Operation panel transmission
failure
Er7
Overload of motor
Er8
Machine head connector failure
Er10
Solenoid short-circuit
Er11
Overvoltage
Er13
Low voltage
Er24
Motor driver failure
Er30
Encoder failure
Er31
Motor hole sensor failure
Cause of occurrence expected
• When the machine head is changed.
• When 3-phase input is missing, and single
phase operation is performed.
• When input voltage is less than the guaranteed
voltage.
• When fall detection switch is inputted in the state
that the power is turned ON.
• When position detection signal is not inputted
from the sewing machine head synchronizer.
• When the synchronizer has broken.
• Disconnection of operation panel cord
• Operation panel has broken.
• When the machine head is locked.
• When sewing extra-heavy material beyond the
guarantee of the machine head.
• When the motor does not run.
• When the machine head connector is not
properly read.
• When the short-circuited solenoid is desired to
be driven.
• When voltage upper than guaranteed one is
inputted.
• When 200V is inputted for 100V setting.
• When voltage lower than guaranteed one is
inputted.
• When 100V is inputted for 200V setting.
• Motor driver has broken.
• When the motor signal is not properly inputted.
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Items to be checked
• Check the power plug and receptacle for loose
connection and disconnection.
• Check the power switch terminal for loose
connection and disconnection.
• Check whether power fuse has blown.
• Check whether input voltage is lower by -10%
than the rated voltage.
• Check whether the machine head is tilted
without turning OFF the power switch (sewing
machine operation is prohibited for safety sake).
• Check whether the fall detection switch cord is
caught in the sewing machine or the like and
has broken.
• Check whether the fall detection switch lever is
caught in something.
• Check the synchronizer connector (CN9) for
loose connection and disconnection.
• Check whether the synchronizer cord has
broken since the cord is caught in the machine
head or the like.
• Check the operation panel connector (CN17)
for loose connection and disconnection.
• Check whether the operation panel cord has
broken since the cord is caught in the machine
head or the like.
• Check whether the thread has been entangled
in the motor pulley.
• Check the motor output connector (4P) for loose
connection and disconnection.
• Check the machine head connector (CN11) for
loose connection and disconnection.
• Check whether the solenoid is short-circuited.
• Check whether the applied power voltage is
higher than the rated voltage + (plus) 10% or
more.
• Check whether 100V/200V changeover
connector is set by mistake.
In the above cases, POWER circuit board has
broken.
• Check whether the votage is lower than the
rated voltagw - (minus) 10% or less.
• Check whether 100V/200V changeover
connector is set by mistake.
• Check the motor signal connector (CN13,
CN41) for loose connection and disconnection.
• Check whether the motor signal cord has broken
since the cord is caught in the machine head or
the like.

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