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The document describes an error diagram for an elevator system. It provides details on: 1) How to display errors stored in the error memory by pressing a button and which errors are shown. 2) How to reset the error memory completely by pressing the button for 3 seconds. 3) The different levels of errors that are indicated by control lights, including door/safety issues, battery problems, signal errors and more.

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Aritco Butler

The document describes an error diagram for an elevator system. It provides details on: 1) How to display errors stored in the error memory by pressing a button and which errors are shown. 2) How to reset the error memory completely by pressing the button for 3 seconds. 3) The different levels of errors that are indicated by control lights, including door/safety issues, battery problems, signal errors and more.

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10. ERROR DIAGRAM

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11. ER
RROR MEMORY
M Y
The Error memory can show up to 24 erro ors. • When the butto n is pressed a third time
Disp
play the errorr by a quick ppush on the black
b within
n 60 sec., the Err light will repeat two
buttton next to th
he control lig ht Err. es and possibble errors 13 to 18 are dis--
flashe
Reset the Error memory
m commpletely by playedd by the conttrol lights 1–6
6, that
presssing the blacck button forr 3 seconds. indica
ate:
Indicated errors are automattically reset 7 Level 3
days after the latest event.
The error (one off the 24 optioons) is presen nted
by a control lightt (1–6) in fourr different groups 1 Sh
haft module hhas lost conn nection
(leve
el 1–4). 2 Ba
attery test abborted, high current
c
3 Ba
attery test noot started, low
w volt<26V
4 Fire drive is or has been activated 
5 Brrake test is oor has been activated 
6 4 V is lower tthan 13 V an
24 nd has been
• When
W the button is presseed a first timee, the disconnected oor 24 V is missing on
Err light is lit con
ntinuously annd possible errors onnector 23 
co
1 to
o 6 are display yed by the coontrol lights 1–6,
1 • When the butto n is pressed a fourth time e
thatt indicate: within w repeatedly
n 60 sec., the lit Err light will
be off and possiblee errors 19 to o 24 are disp--
Levvel 1
layed by the controol lights 1–6, that indicatee:

Level 4
1 Door or safety switch aboove during ru
un
2 Lock switch during run
3 Stop switch 1 double clickk 1 Ph
hotocell switcch above durring run
4 Stop switch X double clic k 2 Ph ors 
hotocell test stop > 3 erro
5 Stop switch Top double cclick 3 Lo
ock error (> 6 seconds)
6 Step error 4 Ru
un timer timeeout (> 120 seconds)
5 Oiil pump high current
• When
W the button is presseed a second time
6 – –
withhin 60 secondds, the Err ligght will repeat one
flash and possibble errors 7 too 12 are displayed
 Thes
se errors activa
vate the Error relay
r in
by the
t control ligghts 1–6, thatt indicate:
the U5
5 and will make
ke the beeper sound
s
Levvel 2 when the
t lift is runnning.
Battery
ry capacity (2:1)
1) and Emergenncy light
missinng (2:3) are to bbe tested once
e a month.
1 Battery capaacity is low  The teest is done by tturning the em
mergency
2 Battery is missing  light on
o for 2.5 hourss. During this time
t the
3 Emergency light is missin ng  voltage
ge over the battttery may not drop
d below
4 24 V overcurrent  24.5V.
5 Doors are oppen more thaan 2 minutes   If th
he Err control lig
ight is flashing
g rapidly,
then theth lift is blocke
ked by these sig
gnals.
6 Contactor suupervision dooes not work  If it is blocked
b more tthan 30 seconnds it activatess
the Errror relay in thee U5.

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0 400 en 02 19

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