How Your EASYHEAT Works
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This section details how to:
interpret the Status LEDs
understand system Faults and Advisories
program and execute continuous and multi-step heat-cycles (profiles)
Interpret Status LEDs
This guide will help you understand the operation of your EASYHEAT.
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Ready
EASYHEAT is waiting to heat; no faults detected
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Ready + HeatOn
START command received, outputting power per settings.
Since both are lit output is within acceptable margins. It may
be possible to achieve a more efficient configuration.
for possible suggestion to improve operation; refer to §3
for further adjusting instructions
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HeatOn (Limit):
Unit heating, not meeting setpoint
* @display; output differs from setpoint by more than 2%
for suggested corrective step(s)
...ŵ (W overscored); displayed output power is outside a
preferred tolerance band. Increase tap for possible
improvements
!Cap @display; you are attempting to adjust Setpoint above
safe limit for capacitors used. Reduce Setpoint
Limiting may also be due to a requested Setpoint which is
above rated maximum, internal air or heat sink temperature
exceeding maximum temperature, or temperature exceeding
the maximum rated for the capacitors.
Fault
Heating interrupted; fault detected; correction required
to Control zone, ►Status then for fault notice
LED Status and system notices are relevant if your part is in the coil during
HeatOn. Status and notices displayed after you remove your part can be ignored
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