What to do if the GSi Touch terminals display 'Storage Chamber is Full - Cooling Down'?
If your GSi Touch terminals show 'Storage Chamber is Full - Cooling Down', it means the grain level in the storage chamber has reached the storage chamber level switches, indicating that the storage chamber is full. You'll need to remove grain from the storage chamber before restarting the dryer. The dryer will go to cool down mode.
What to do if the GSi Touch terminals display 'Low Level Switch Exposed - Cooling Down'?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Low Level Switch Exposed - Cooling Down', it indicates that the low grain level switch has become uncovered and the low level switch delay timer has timed out. The dryer will enter into cool down mode.
What does it mean when GSi Touch terminals says 'Wet Grain Supply Empty - Cooling Down'?
This message on your GSi Touch terminals means that the optional wet supply level switch has become uncovered and the wet supply delay timer has timed out, indicating the wet supply is empty. The dryer will enter into cool down mode.
How to resolve 'Heater 1 Heater Ignition Failure' on GSi Touch terminals?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Heater 1 Heater Ignition Failure', it means Heater #1 failed to light during the ignition period. This could be due to several reasons: 1. The heater failed to light. 2. The flame sensor needs adjustment. Bend the flame sensor so that it is in the flame. If the heater isn't lighting, verify that the dryer is getting fuel, all solenoids are opening, and the ignitor is sparking.
How to resolve 'Heater 2 Heater Ignition Failure' on GSi Touch terminals?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Heater 2 Heater Ignition Failure', it means Heater #2 failed to light during the ignition period. This could be due to several reasons: 1. The heater failed to light. 2. The flame sensor needs adjustment. Bend the flame sensor so that it is in the flame. If the heater isn't lighting, verify that the dryer is getting fuel, all solenoids are opening, and the ignitor is sparking.
What causes 'Heater 1 Heater Flame Lost' on GSi Touch terminals and how to fix it?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Heater 1 Heater Flame Lost', it indicates that Heater #1 lost flame after initially lighting. Adjust the flame sensor so that it is in the flame. Also, ensure that the dryer isn't running out of fuel.
Why does the GSi Touch terminals display 'Grain Maximum Temp! Press Stop Button to reset.'?
This message on your GSi Touch terminals indicates that the grain temperature in the drying chamber is higher than the Grain Max Temp setting. To resolve this, inspect the dryer for excess trash or plugged dump chutes.
Why does my GSi Touch terminals show 'Fill #1 Conveyor Overload'?
The 'Fill #1 Conveyor Overload' message on your GSi Touch terminals indicates that the thermal overload on Fill Conveyor #1, located in the fill box, has tripped. The overload must be manually reset.
Why does my GSi Touch terminals show 'Fill #2 Conveyor Overload'?
The 'Fill #2 Conveyor Overload' message on your GSi Touch terminals indicates that the thermal overload on Fill Conveyor #2, located in the fill box, has tripped. The overload must be manually reset.
What causes 'Analog Plenum Temp Hi-Limit Tripped' on GSi Touch terminals?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Analog Plenum Temp Hi-Limit Tripped', it means the plenum temperature has exceeded the Plenum Max Temp setpoint entered on the Temperature Menu. Try lowering the low fire gas pressure setting or the plenum temperature setpoint.
General| Brand | GSi |
|---|---|
| Model | TopDry Terminal 24 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Ports | Ethernet |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Humidity | non-condensing |
General rules for safe operation and maintenance.
Explains symbols used for hazards, warnings, and notices.
Details on personal protective equipment and general safety instructions.
Describes the basic function and components of the dryer.
Overview of the control panel's buttons, switches, and touchscreen.
Essential checks before initial dryer startup.
Critical steps for immediate shutdown.
Step-by-step guide for the first startup of the dryer.
Lists common error messages and their causes/remedies.
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