How to fix 'Aeration Fan 2 Motor Overload' on GSi Touch terminals?
The 'Aeration Fan 2 Motor Overload' message on your GSi Touch terminals indicates that the thermal overload for Aeration Fan #2, located in the fill box, has tripped, indicating an over-current condition. The overload must be reset manually.
What does it mean if my GSi Touch terminals says 'Grain Temp Sensor 1 Open'?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Grain Temp Sensor 1 Open', it means the controller sees an open electrical connection to the grain temp sensor #1. Check the wiring or replace the sensor. You can also temporarily disable the grain temp sensor #1 in the Temperature Menu to continue drying.
What does it mean if my GSi Touch terminals says 'Grain Temp Sensor 1 Shorted'?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Grain Temp Sensor 1 Shorted', it means the controller sees a shorted electrical connection to grain temp sensor #1. Check the wiring or replace the sensor. You can also temporarily disable grain temp sensor #1 in the Temperature Screen to continue drying.
What does it mean if my GSi Touch terminals says 'Grain Temp Sensor 4 Open'?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Grain Temp Sensor 4 Open', it means the controller sees an open electrical connection to the grain temp sensor #4. Check the wiring or replace the sensor. You can also temporarily disable the grain temp sensor #4 in the Temperature Menu to continue drying.
What does it mean if my GSi Touch terminals says 'Grain Temp Sensor 4 Shorted'?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Grain Temp Sensor 4 Shorted', it means the controller sees a shorted electrical connection to the grain temp sensor #4. Check the wiring or replace the sensor. You can also temporarily disable the grain temp sensor #4 in the Temperature Menu to continue drying.
Why does my GSi Touch terminals display 'Heater 1 Housing Temp Hi-Limit'?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Heater 1 Housing Temp Hi-Limit', it means the temperature high limit located on the housing of fan and heater #1 has opened, indicating that the housing has overheated. The high limit sensor must be manually reset.
Why does my GSi Touch terminals display 'Heater 2 Housing Temp Hi-Limit'?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Heater 2 Housing Temp Hi-Limit', it means the temperature high limit located on the housing of fan and heater #2 opened, indicating that the housing has overheated. The high limit sensor must be manually reset.
What causes 'Heater 1 Gas Vapor Temp Hi-Limit' error on GSi Touch terminals?
The 'Heater 1 Gas Vapor Temp Hi-Limit' error on your GSi Touch terminals indicates that the LP gas vapor temperature sensor located in the gas pipe downstream from the vaporizer coil on fan and heater #1 has opened, meaning the vaporizer coil is running too hot. Adjust the vaporizer by loosening the bolt and moving it away from the flame. The sensor automatically resets itself.
What causes 'Heater 2 Gas Vapor Temp Hi-Limit' error on GSi Touch terminals?
The 'Heater 2 Gas Vapor Temp Hi-Limit' error on your GSi Touch terminals indicates that the LP gas vapor temperature sensor located in the gas pipe downstream from the vaporizer coil on fan and heater #2 has opened, meaning the vaporizer coil is running too hot. Adjust the vaporizer by loosening the bolt and moving it away from the flame. The sensor automatically resets itself.
What does 'Heater 1 Gas Pressure Out of Range' mean on my GSi Touch terminals?
If your GSi Touch terminals display 'Heater 1 Gas Pressure Out of Range', it means the optional gas pressure switch on heater #1 fuel train has opened. You should reduce the gas pressure.
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.
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Details on personal protective equipment and general safety instructions.
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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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