PM50/PM80 INSTALLATION MANUAL
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Polyamp AB, Sweden
www.polyamp.com
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2.
Check that the input voltage polarity is correct.
3.
Check that the input voltage is within the
specified limits, see front label.
4.
The converter may be in current limit due to
excessive output current or an external short-
circuit on the output.
•
Disconnect the input.
•
Disconnect the load.
•
Connect the input again and measure the
output voltage.
If the converter now starts the load was too
heavy or there was a short-circuit.
•
If there is an external short-circuit, remove
it.
•
If the load is too large, decrease the load or
consult your Polyamp dealer.
5.
The unit is broken. Contact your Polyamp
dealer.
6.2
The input fuse blows when the input
is connected
1.
Check that the input voltage polarity is correct.
2.
Check that the input fuse is of time
delay type and with correct current
rating. See
Table 1
.
3.
The unit is broken. Contact your Polyamp
dealer.
6.3
The converter starts and stops
repeatedly
1.
The converter may be in current limit due to
excessive output current, a too capacitive load
or an external short-circuit on the output.
•
Disconnect the input.
•
Disconnect the load.
•
Connect the input again and measure the
output voltage.
If the converter now starts the load was too
heavy or too capacitive or there was a short-
circuit.
•
If there is an external short-circuit, remove
it.
•
If the load is too large, decrease the load or
consult your Polyamp dealer.
•
If the load is too capacitive (approximately
>
1000
µ
F), consult your Polyamp dealer.
6.4
Fault report
We suggest that you return a faulty converter to:
POLYAMP AB
Box 229 / Bäckgatan 10
S-597 25 ÅTVIDABERG
SWEDEN
Tel: +46 120 85400
Fax: +46 120 85405
Or to your local Polyamp distributor.
To help us locate the fault, please describe the fault
and how and when it occurred.
