What to do if the AEZ GCM02 Control Panel battery is flat?
If the AEZ Control Panel battery is flat, it could be due to a faulty 6A fuse in the battery charger or the battery charger itself. Try replacing the 6A fuse first. If that doesn't solve the problem, replace the battery charger.
What to do if the 25A battery fuse is blown in AEZ GCM02?
If the 25A battery fuse is blown, replace it with a new one.
What to do if there is no connection with the oil pressure switch in AEZ Control Panel?
If there is no connection with the oil pressure switch, connect it and check the connection to earth of the pressure switch.
What to do if the AEZ Control Panel battery has inverted polarity?
If the AEZ Control Panel battery has inverted polarity, check and invert the cables.
General| Brand | AEZ |
|---|---|
| Model | GCM02 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Welcomes user, highlights GC-M02 performance and applications.
Outlines manual's objective: unit operation, basic checks, and interpreting indications.
Explains stand-by generator unit operation with the GC-M02 control panel.
Visual overview and functional description of GC-M02 control panel components.
Details control panel components, their functions, switches, and readouts.
Describes the six operational modes selectable via the programming switch.
Explains weekly timer re-programming after power loss.
Details controls like LED TEST, ALARM SILENCING, and FUNCTIONS RESET.
Introduces functions like automatic testing, cut-out, and remote control.
Outlines basic electrical/mechanical maintenance and periodic checks.
Describes the control panel's physical construction and compliance standards.
Explains GC-M02 panel operation and lists available readings.
Details control unit operation with the programming switch, covering TEST and AUTOMATIC MODE.
Describes manual modes as emergency backup, including forced power and manual stop.
Covers power supply circuits, command relays, motor start reading, and pre-heating.
Explains reading motor parameters: fuel level, temperature, and oil pressure.
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