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99
Code
Programmer display
Probable fault reason
Deep fault
reason/troubleshooting
Fault display
setup_pot_faults())
Troubleshooting: Reduce the
throttle pot wiper voltage
42 Throttle Wiper Low
Throttle invalid
1. Throttle pot wiper voltage too low
Reason: Throttle pot wiper(pin
16) voltage is lower than the low
fault threshold(can be changed
with the VCL function
setup_pot_faults())
Troubleshooting: Raise the
throttle pot wiper voltage
43 Pot 2 Wiper High
Full brake
1. Pot 2 wiper voltage too high Reason:Pot 2 wiper(pin 17)
voltage is higher than the high
fault threshold(can be changed
with the VCL function
setup_pot_faults())
Troubleshooting:
Reduce the pot
wiper volta
ge
44 Pot2 Wiper Low
Full brake
1. Pot 2 wiper voltage too low. Reason: Pot 2 wiper(pin 17)
voltage is lower than the low fault
threshold(can be changed with
the VCL function
setup_pot_faults())
Troubleshooting:
Increase the pot
wiper voltage
45 Pot Low Overcurrent
Throttle invalid
Full brake
1. Potentiometer impedance is too
low.
Reason: Pot low end (pin 18)
exceeds 10mA.
Troubleshooting: Reduce low end
current, restart the key switch
46 EEPROM Failure
Motor stops
Main contractor stops.
EM brake stops
Throttle stops
Interlock stops
Driver1-4 stop
PD stops
Brake
Pump stops
1. Error writing to the EEPROM. It
may be caused by VCL writing to
EEPROM, or CANBUS, or
incorrect parameter editing.
Reason:
Controller system tries to
write into EEPROM but failed.
Troubleshooting:Download
correct software(OS), set correct
parameter, and then restart the
key switch.
47 HPD/Sequencing Fault
Throttle invalid
1. Wrong sequence setting of key
start, interlock, direction and
throttle input sequence setting.
2. Wiring, swi
tch key, interlock,
Reason:
The wrong input of key
start, interlock, direction and
throttle cause HPD and
sequencing fault.

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