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7.8 Dysfunction
7.8.1 Warning and Alarm Thresholds
When the machine has reached the limit threshold of an operating value, which is pre-
defined in the system, a signal is sent and visible in the bottom bar.
There are two signal levels:
– Level 1, an orange signal “WARNING” appears, it informs that a value has reached a
certain limit. The machine is still working, in the meantime, investigate the source of
the dysfunction before the machine reaches the level 2.
– Level 2, a red signal “ALARM” appears, it informs that a value has reached the max-
imum permitted limit. The machine must stop immediately, investigate the source of
the dysfunction.
NOTE
By default, the machine stops when an alarm signal is sent. However, it may possible
that the settings have been voluntary changed to leave the machine running even after
an alarm signal.
In anycase, you must investigate the source of the dysfunction.
As soon as a signal is sent, the system collects all active dysfunctions in a list:
• Go to “HOME” > “WARNING/ALARM”.
• Consult the list of dysfunctions to identify the problem.
No. Date Time Message
1
2
Warning: Control cabinet temperature
08:0704/02/20193
4
Alarm: Control cabinet temperature
10:2804/02/2019
Alarm: Oil Level08:0210/02/2019
14/02/2019 18:45 Alarm: EMO
• Investigate why this signal occurred using the Troubleshooting [►48] tables.
• Follow the Warning/Alarm Acknowledgment Procedure [►40] when the problem
has been rectified.
Below, the default warning and alarm thresholds:
Signal type Warning (level 1) Alarm (level 2)
Exhaust gas temperature >110°C for 15 seconds >110°C for 30 seconds
Inlet pressure >800 hPa (mbar) for 15
minutes
>800 hPa (mbar) for 30
minutes
Oil temperature >90°C with mineral oil
>110°C with synthetic oil
>110°C with mineral oil
>130°C with synthetic oil
Exhaust pressure 1400 hPa (mbar) abs. 1500 hPa (mbar) abs.
Electrical cabinet temperature >55°C for 30 seconds >55°C for 60 seconds
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