12
Troubleshooting
A
reminding information
due to a run out service time or a run out service interval must be confirmed with
Code 21
and reset with the
O
- key, after proper service.
A
warning
has occured when the red lamp flashes with the machine still operating. The warning cause is shown in the display screen. After
proper service, reset the warning with the
O
- key.
A
trouble
has occured when the red lamp lights up continuously and the machine is at standstill. The trouble cause is shown in the display
screen. After proper maintenance, reset the trouble with the
O
- key and the machine can be started up again.
Trouble
7.1 Machine switches off through
compressor dis-charge
temperature; display screen
information
!
15 (red lamp
lights up)
7.2 Falling line pressure
7.3 Machine blows off through
the safety valve (12).
7.4
!
10, or
!
16
(red lamp lights up)
7.5 No automatic start or
switching to load after
previous shutdown when the
set cut-out pressure is
reached or from idling
7.6 Machine does not start when
the start key
I
is pushed
7.7 High oil content in the
compressed air (excess oil
consumption).
7.8 Compressor switches off
before the set cut-out
pressure is reached
(red lamp lights up).
7.9 Information
!
3 (red lamp
lights up)
Cause
- Sound absorbing bonnet not closed
- Suction/ambient temperature too high
- Cooling air inlet or outlet blocked
- Oil filter (15) dirty
- Lack of oil
- Oil cooler (14) outside contamination
Attention : all cooler nozzles are to be
counterbacked with a sufficient key;
mind not to overturn the cooler
connections.
- Oil temperature controller (13) defective
- Air consumption exceeds air supply
quantity
- Suction filter (05) dirty
- Relief valve (07) blows off when loading
- Suction valve (06) does not open
- Leakages in the line system
- Upper pressure switch point too high
- Safety valve (12) defective
- means oil separator (08) dirty
- means external high pressure source
- Upper pressure switch point too high
- Interruption in the control circuit
- Ambient temperature below +1°C; the
symbol for temperature flashes
- Line pressure above upper switch point
- Remote control function active
- No power at the compressor
- Electric defect in the control
- Oil return line clogged
- Oil separator (08) defective
- Excess temperature or pressure
- Interruption in the control circuit
- Power voltage below appr. 180 Vac
Measures to be taken
- Close the sound absorbing bonnet
- Vent the compressor compartment
- Clear the cooling air inlet/outlet
- Change the oil filter (15)
- Refill with fresh compressor oil
- Clean with compressed air. At severe
contamination, remove the cooler (09, 14)
unit and clean it with a water jet device
Caution - danger of short circuit!
F
No water jets on electric components!
- Replace the controller (13) insert
- Compressor with higher discharge quantity
required
p
- Change the suction filter (05).
- Check the relief valve (07) and replace the
seals, if necessary
- Check the solenoid valve and the suction
valve piston (06) and replace, if necessary
- Check and seal the line system
- Adjust the upper pressure switch point
- Replace the safety valve (12)
- Change the oil separator (08)
- Lower the high pressure source or
eliminate it from the line
- Adjust the upper pressure switch point
- Check the control circuit for interruption
(only by a skilled electrician)
- Install a standstill heating device or heat
the compressor compartment properly
- Observe the line pressure at the display.
- Check flashing display
"remote"
symbol.
- Check whether power is applied.
- Check the control (only by a skilled el.)
- Clean the oil return line.
- Change the oil separator (08)
- Eliminate the defect in compliance with
chapter point :
- Check the control circuit for interruption
(only by a skilled electrician)
- Check the power supply (only by a skilled
electrician)
refer to
section
1.1, 5.6
1.2, 3.1
3.1
6.5
6.8, 6.9
2
2
page 2
6.4
2
2
3.2
6.12
6.11
6.6
3.2
6.12
Circuit
diagram
3.1
4.1
4.2
Circuit
diagram
2
6.6
7.1, 7.4
Circuit
diagram
Circuit
diagram
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