What to do if Edwards iXL120N shows warning 1.01 Power interrupt?
If your Edwards Water Pump displays a 'Warning 1.01 Power interrupt', it indicates that the electrical supply to the pump experienced a brownout lasting longer than 1 second. You should check the electrical supply to resolve this issue.
What to do if Edwards iXL120N displays warning 152.01 Valve Not Shut?
If the Edwards Water Pump shows a 'Warning 152.01 Valve Not Shut', it means the foreline gate valve hasn't closed properly. Check the wiring and air supply to the gate valve. Keep in mind that this warning will only disappear once the valve has been successfully opened and closed.
What to do if Edwards iXL120N displays warning 71.13 AC Sup Missing?
If the Edwards Water Pump displays a 'Warning 71.13 AC Sup Missing', it means the pump controller can't communicate with the accessory module. Verify that the accessory module is correctly connected to the pump, and then cycle the power to the pump.
How to fix Edwards Water Pump warning 55.13 Sensor missing?
If your Edwards Water Pump is showing 'Warning 55.13 Sensor missing', the dry pump temperature sensor may be disconnected or faulty. Verify that the sensor is properly fitted and correctly connected.
General| Brand | Edwards |
|---|---|
| Model | iXL120N |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Declares manufacturer responsibility, product details, and compliance.
Lists relevant safety and regulatory standards for the product.
Outlines manual's scope, defines terms, and explains safety symbols.
Details intended applications and describes system components.
Explains how control is handled between different sources.
Covers dimensions, mass, operating conditions, materials.
Details levelling foot loads and center of gravity.
Covers voltage, current, power, wiring, and connectors.
Details water inlet/outlet, pressure, flow, and quality.
Essential safety steps and unpacking before installation.
Instructions for locating, securing, and stacking the pump.
Connecting to vacuum, exhaust, and nitrogen systems.
Connecting power, leak testing, and control interfaces.
Connecting water hoses and performing system commissioning.
Steps to safely power on and observe system status.
How to safely stop and resume operation.
Diagnosing and responding to system faults and EMS.
Critical safety precautions and general maintenance steps.
Procedures for moving, draining, and checking components.
Procedures for moving and storing the pump.
Procedures for safe and compliant disposal.
How to get parts and service support.
Lists available optional components.
Groups specific accessories like EMS, PDT, connectors.
Describes the PDT display and indicator lights.
How to use the PDT for pump control.
Procedures for acknowledging and clearing alerts.
Guides through the PDT menu structure for configuration.
Explains warnings, LEDs, and PDT messages.
Details alarms, LEDs, and PDT alarm messages.
Covers inverter warnings, alarms, and code interpretation.
Troubleshooting communication failures between system components.
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