Milnor 60044WP2 - Chapter 3. Signals and Errors; 3.1. Operator Intervention; 3.1.1. Error with Operator Signal

Chapter 3. Signals and Errors
PELLERIN MILNOR CORPORATION
Chapter 3
Signals and Errors
BICWCT04 (Published) Book specs- Dates: 20070507 / 20070507 / 20070507 Lang: ENG01 Applic: 42032F7W 42044WP2 42044WP3
48040F7W 60044WP2 60044WP3
3.1. Operator Intervention
Once a formula starts, the machine usually runs automatically. The machine will sound the signal
if an operator needs to make a decision or do something manually. The most common reasons
you'll need to attend to the machine are errors, and to manually add chemicals in some cases.
3.1.1. Error with Operator Signal
The operator signal will sound and the beacon will flash if an error causes the machine to stop.
These errors usually disable the three-wire circuit, and include a tripped vibration switch or a
malfunction of the inverter that controls the motor. Figure 16 shows how a vibration switch error
appears on the display.
Figure 16: Typical Error with Operator Signal
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