82 Chapter 3 System Error Codes
System Error Codes
• Replace the Heaters Control Assembly⇒ Page 465.
• If the heater resistor value is too low, locate which of the heaters and replace:
• Change the heaters in the Dryer Assembly⇒ Page 498.
• Change the heaters in the Curing module ⇒ Pa g e 515
SE Code: 14.02:00 - Current too high on the Dryer Assembly
Problem Description:
Over current in Dryer assembly. The level of amps is over 18 amps, or the amount of current requested
from the Dryer assembly is too high.
Corrective Action:
• Check if there is an AC voltage surge from the customers electricity supply.
• Replace the Dryer Assembly ⇒ Page 498.
• If the level of AC voltage is normal, replace the Heater Control Assembly ⇒ Page 465
SE Code: 14.03:00 - Current too high on the Curing Module
Problem Description:
Overcurrent in Curing Module. The level of amps is over 18 amps, or the amount of current requested
from the curing Module is too high.
Corrective Action:
• Check if there is an AC voltage surge from the customers electrical supply.
• Replace the heaters in the Curing Module, replace ⇒ Page 525.
• If the level of AC voltage is normal, replace the Heater Control Assembly ⇒ Page 465.
SE Code: 14.04:00 - AC Voltage too high on the Dryer Assembly
Problem Description:
AC Voltage too high. The voltage value detected that is going to the dryer heater is higher than expected.
The correct voltage is calculated by the firmware using the current measured by the Heaters Control PCA
and the resistor values stored in the NVM.
Corrective Action:
• Check if the voltage of the customer´s site is too high.
• Check the resistance values ⇒ page 54, if they are too low ⇒page 54, replace the Dryer Module
⇒ Page 498.
• Replace the Heaters Control Assembly ⇒ Page 465 (60 inch.).
SE Code: 14.05:00 - AC Voltage too low on the Dryer Assembly
Problem Description:
AC Voltage too low. The voltage is calculated by the firmware using the current value measured by the
Heaters control PCA and the resistor values stored in the NVM.
Corrective Action:
• Check if the voltage at the customer’s site is not too low.
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