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Fault types
Fault type Definition Display Example of fault Response by control unit
Warning
Mal-
function
A problem has occurred that does
not affect the operational sequence
but can lead to an operational
malfunction if not remedied.
A fault has occurred that affects
the proper functioning of the
lubrication system.
The lubrication points may
not be supplied with adequate
lubrication because a malfunc-
tion has affected the proper
functioning of the lubrication
system.
Malfunctions must always be
remedied immediately.
- LED
lights up
and remains
constant
- LED flashes
Fill level in the reservoir
sinks to the level of the
pre-warning sensor (only
on systems equipped
and configured with this
functionality).
Insufficient number of piston
detector signals from a
lubrication zone during the
pump cycle
The
LED lights up.
A fault notification is generated.
Operation continues as normal.
1. Block operation up to configured
number of repetitions
2. - If the piston detector signal
has still not been received,
the valve is closed and a
fault notification is generated.
- The
LED lights up.
15.1.4 Fault types
Depending on the severity of the fault, the
control unit issues either a warning or a mal-
15. Operational and pump faults
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