Resetting Faults

To reset a fault, you must first resolve (fix) the fault and then record it in the fault history. When the fault is reset the main button bar background and the affected faceplate bars change to green.

1. Select the unresolved fault on the Fault History window.

   

Touch the Information button to open Fault Help and view the troubleshooting charts for the unresolved faults. Fault Help is available in several languages.

2. Fix the problem that caused the fault.

3. Touch one of the reset buttons at the bottom of the window. From left to right the button functions are:

Reset All Faults on All Modules

Reset Faults on Associated Modules

Reset Fault for This Module

The Fault Resolutions window appears.

3. Six category buttons appear at the top of the Fault Resolutions window. Select which category best describes your resolution.

Each category has a number of images that represent typical fault resolutions. Touch an image to select it and read the description of the resolution in the taskbar. Touch the image again to unselect it. Multiple resolutions may exist for one fault.

4. Touch OK to enter the resolutions you selected into the fault history.

Touch the links below to view a description of the resolutions in each category.

Cleaned

1. Replaced

   Installed New Gun	Installed New CO-Plate	Installed New Ball and Seat	Installed New Fixed Orifice
   Installed New Regulator	Installed New Transducer	Installed New Main Filter	Installed New Fixed Orifice Filter

1. Adjusted

   Adjusted gun mount	Adjusted or repaired vacuum	Adjusted timer
   Adjusted belt tension or speed	Adjusted temperature control unit (TCU)

Repaired

1. Other Action

   Changed Pump Pressure

   Changed Coating Material

   Changed Can Size

Most Common