How to fix motor overload in Mec SMART Lifting Systems? (Locked Gear Box)?
If the Mec Lifting Systems motor overloads and becomes a hard fault after three recovery attempts due to a locked gearbox, the suggested solution is to replace the motor/gearbox.
What to do if Mec SMART Lifting Systems detects an open load?
If the Mec Lifting Systems detects an open load, disconnect the power, wait for at least 5 seconds, and then reconnect it.
What to do if Mec SMART has a run-away motor?
If the Mec Lifting Systems experiences a runaway motor, meaning the limit switch remains un-cocked for more than 4 seconds, disconnect the power, wait at least 5 seconds, and then reconnect it.
What to do if Mec Lifting Systems' brake FET is shorting?
If the Mec Lifting Systems' brake FET experiences a short between the gate and source, disconnect the power, wait for at least 5 seconds, and then reconnect it.
What to do after multiple FAULT1 recovery attempts in Mec Lifting Systems?
If the Mec Lifting Systems continues to FAULT1 after three consecutive recovery attempts (after allowing the smart driver to cool down before each attempt), disconnect the power, wait at least 5 seconds, and then reconnect it.
What to do if Mec SMART Lifting Systems FAULT1 persists after multiple attempts without cool down?
If the Mec Lifting Systems continues to FAULT1 after three consecutive recovery attempts (without allowing the smart FETs to cool down before each attempt), disconnect the power, wait at least 5 seconds, and then reconnect it.
What to do if Mec SMART Lifting Systems' arm lever is cocked with a closed limit switch?
If the Mec Lifting Systems' arm lever is cocked but the limit switch is closed due to a mechanical fault, the suggested solution is to replace the limit switch.
What to do if Mec SMART Lifting Systems battery is out of range?
If the Mec Lifting Systems discovers that the battery voltage has been out of range for more than 3 seconds, reconnect the battery.
General| Brand | Mec |
|---|---|
| Model | SMART Series |
| Category | Lifting Systems |
| Language | English |
Details features like target counters, fault code display, battery voltage readout, and durability.
Provides essential safety precautions for operating the clay target machine.
Identifies key components of the control panel including display, plugs, light, and button.
Explains status codes, counters, battery voltage, and firmware version displayed.
Lists common fault codes (FAULT1, FAULT2, FAULT7) and their potential solutions.
Covers fault codes FAULT8, FAULT9, OVERLO, OUETHt, battery status, and switch issues.
Lists required tools and provides step-by-step guidance for mounting the Smart Series pod.
Details steps for connecting J2 plug, motor wires, and securing wiring with zip ties.
Provides contact details for customer support and space for model/serial numbers.
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