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MAX Operation & Service Manual 183MAX Operation & Service Manual Section7:Troubleshooting183
Table 7-14 provides a list of warning messages with potential remedies. If you’re unable to resolve a
problem, please contact your Brunswick Distributor or Brunswick Technical Support (BTS) in the
United States at 1-800-YES-BOWL, or internationally at 231-725-4966. For non emergency support,
e-mail techsupport@brunwickbowling.com
Warning Messages - Table 7-14.
NOTE:VerifyerrorsourcethroughTabletdiagnostics.
These messages begin...
The lane machine is not ready
for operation…
Potential problem Action
The oil level is low. Add more oil
to the tank.
1. Conditioner Level
2. Level sensor is unplugged at the tank or
electronic enclosure
3. Level sensor has failed
1. Add conditioner to the conditioner supply
tank until the bottom of the tank opening
2. Reconnect the cable
3. Verify sensor function using Tablet diag-
nostics and replace if necessary
The cleaner level is low. Add
more cleaner to the tank
1. Cleaner level is low
2. Level sensor is unplugged at the tank or
electronic enclosure
3. Level sensor has failed
1. Add cleaner to the cleaner supply tank to
the bottom of the tank opening
2. Reconnect the cable
3. Verify sensor function using Tablet diag-
nostics and replace if necessary
The oil temperature is too low
(Only occurs when the “Tem-
perature cycle” function is turned
“ON”)
1. Conditioning system has not reached the
target temperature.
2. Temperature sensor or the heating ele-
ment is unplugged.
3. Temperature sensor or heating element
has failed
1. Press “OK” on the tablet to bypass mes-
sage and continue heating or allow system
to reach the target temperature
2. Reconnect the cable
3. Verify sensor or heating element using
Tablet diagnostics and replace if necessary
The oil temperature is too high 1. Conditioning system has exceeded the
target temperature
2. Heater is always on
1. Go to the System settings and turn
“OFF” the Temperature Cycle
2. Option 1: Check voltage going to heater
Option 2: Check LED function on motor
control board inside the electronic enclo-
sure
The end of the lane sensor was
elevated too early
The end of the lane sensor may
be faulty
1. End of lane sensor is out of adjustment
2. The machine is started too far from the
foul line or the rear lane distance sensor is
out of adjustment/binding
3. End of lane sensor is unplugged
1. Option 1: Check height and sensitivity
adjustments. The end of lane sensor may
be faulty. See Adjusting the end-of-lane
sensor for more information
Option 2: Check for excess gap between
lane panels and pin deck, missing plugs, or
gutters that are too high (raising the front
of machine). Have qualied maintenance
person address lane or gutter repairs.
2. Check Lane Length log le and rear
shaft and frame atness
3. Reconnect cables