PAT1M / PAT1.5M OPERATION MANUAL
PAT1M/PAT1.5M: PA22222A01_03
Page: 21 of 36
Dec., 2007
ERROR 13 - Detent sensor blocked or dirty
Detent sensor blocked or dirty
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Buzzer
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POSSIBLE CAUSE:
Most likely, the tip collector is too full. The detent sensor lens may be blocked by the detent
cam, a foreign object, or the lens is dirty.
CORRECTIVE ACTION:
Press the
"Buzzer"
button to turn the buzzer signal "off". Remove the cable tie from the
jaw area of the tool and empty the tip collector. Press the
"Continue"
button and resume operation. If the error
message appears again, notify your maintenance department.
PREVENTION:
Always empty the tip collector before it is full (no more than 180 cycles). This will prevent debris
from re-entering the tool because the tip collector is too full. Keeping the tip collector clear will allow the cable ties an
area to exit the tool. The tool should also be cleaned periodically by your maintenance department.
ERROR 14 - Internal regulator incorrectly set, low
Internal regulator incorrectly set, low
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Buzzer
POSSIBLE CAUSE:
This error message appears if the PDM Dispenser internal regulator was adjusted incorrectly,
or the dispenser piston is not fully shifting.
CORRECTIVE ACTION:
Press the
"Buzzer"
button to turn the buzzer signal "off", and resume operation. If the
message remains, the system will not operate. Write down the message and notify the maintenance department.
PREVENTION:
Never adjust the PDM Dispenser internal regulator. Follow the maintenance schedule for regreasing
the piston.
ERROR 15 - Internal regulator incorrectly set, high
Internal regulator incorrectly set, high
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Buzzer
POSSIBLE CAUSE:
This error message appears if the PDM Dispenser internal regulator was adjusted incorrectly.
CORRECTIVE ACTION:
Press the
"Buzzer"
button to turn the buzzer signal "off", and resume operation. If the
message remains, the system will not operate. Write down the message and notify the maintenance department.
PREVENTION:
Never adjust the PDM Dispenser internal regulator.
FUNCTIONAL MESSAGES
Functional messages notify the operator about component malfunction and/or maintenance requirements. Like the
error messages, the operator is alerted that an error has occurred by two types of signals: a buzzer signal (audible)
and the dispenser display (visual). The dispenser display will indicate the possible problem that has occurred.
Depending on the nature of the problem, the system may not become operational until the system is serviced.
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