Why Kessel FKA shows motor fault?
A motor fault on your Kessel Control Unit can occur due to a disconnected or broken "Motor" control cable during initialization, or a faulty "motor" control cable during operation. To address this, remove the mains plug and disconnect the battery. Check the control cable for a correct connection, and replace the motor if necessary.
What to do if Kessel FKA flap fault?
If the Kessel Control Unit indicates a flap fault, it could be due to several reasons. During start-up, the flap might be blocked by an object, preventing it from closing completely. Alternatively, the lever position might be incorrect during cover fitting, or backwater might be detected, preventing complete closure due to an obstruction. To resolve this, remove the mains plug and deactivate the battery. Open the Staufix cover and remove any blockage. If backwater is detected, close the emergency valve and remove the blockage after the backwater subsides. It is recommended to inform a specialist company.
How to fix a battery fault on Kessel Control Unit?
If your Kessel Control Unit displays a battery fault, it means the battery is either missing or faulty. To fix this, first remove the mains plug, then connect the batteries. If necessary, replace the batteries with new ones. Once the unit is ready, a running light will appear on the display.
What to do if Kessel FKA Control Unit displays probe fault?
If your Kessel Control Unit is showing a probe fault, it could be due to the “Probe” control cable not being connected, connected with inverse polarity, or broken during initialization. It may also be due to a faulty cable during operation. To solve this, remove the mains plug and deactivate the battery. Check the control cable for correct connection and replace the probe if necessary.
How to solve max number of cycles flap on Kessel FKA?
If the maximum number of cycles for the flap has been exceeded on your Kessel Control Unit, you will need to replace the motor.
Overview of the FKA control unit's function and system.
Specifies the intended and prohibited uses of the control unit.
Requirements for personnel operating or maintaining the unit.
Identifies potential hazards associated with the product.
Instructions on how to securely mount the control unit.
Procedures for connecting cables to the control unit.
Detailed process for initialising the control unit during setup.
Instructions for powering on the control unit.
How to acknowledge and clear alarm states.
General| Brand | Kessel |
|---|---|
| Model | FKA |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
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