Why does my Tatsuno Dispenser show error E18?
The error message "E18" on the Tatsuno Dispenser indicates a data line error, meaning there's a lost POS communication. Ensure that the controlling computer is properly connected and that the communication cable is connected correctly.
What to do if Tatsuno Dispenser shows error E30?
The error message "E30" appearing on the Tatsuno Dispenser after picking up the delivery nozzle indicates that the product unit price is zero. You need to set a non-zero product unit price to resolve this issue.
What to do if Tatsuno Dispenser does not respond to nozzle removal?
If the dispenser does not respond when you remove the delivery nozzle and there's no fault message, several things could be happening. First, check that all delivery nozzles are properly hung. It's also possible that the pumping hasn't been paid for at the cash desk. If the dispenser is in manual mode, try unlocking it with the IR remote controller by pressing "0". You can also try turning the dispenser counter off and on, and ensuring the dispenser's power supply is working correctly (the display should pass the test when turned on). Check the position of the circuit breaker for the dispenser's single-phase power supply in the main switchboard. If connected to a control computer, the dispenser might be blocked by the control system; try turning the power off and on and switching the dispe...
Defines the intended purpose and application of TATSUNO EUROPE CNG dispensers.
Covers essential safety factors, obligations, and dangers related to dispenser operation.
Provides a general overview of TATSUNO EUROPE CNG dispensers, their features and construction.
Lists detailed technical specifications for CNG dispensers, including flow rates and pressure.
Explains the naming convention and codes used to identify different TATSUNO EUROPE dispenser models.
Details the standard models available for OCEAN EURO, OCEAN SMART, and OCEAN TOWER CNG dispensers.
Identifies and explains the basic parts and components of a TATSUNO EUROPE CNG dispenser.
Describes the information found on the dispenser nameplates, including metrology and safety data.
Outlines essential safety precautions and requirements for installing CNG dispensers.
Details procedures for receiving, transporting, and unpacking CNG dispensers safely.
Provides guidelines for selecting and preparing the installation location for CNG dispensers.
Explains the process of mechanically attaching the dispenser to its foundation frame.
Covers the essential steps and safety requirements for connecting the dispenser electrically.
Describes the TBELTM electronic counter and its functions for dispenser operation.
Explains the functions and limitations of the operator mode for the TBELTM counter.
Details the manager mode functions, including password access and parameter settings.
Explains how to view the history of error messages displayed by the dispenser.
Defines the dispenser's automatic (remote) and manual control modes.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating CNG dispensers.
Details the procedures for commissioning CNG dispensers after installation.
Describes the step-by-step process of delivering CNG to motor vehicles.
Explains the manual and automatic modes of dispenser operation.
Outlines the fundamental principles and practices for maintaining CNG dispensers.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting common dispenser problems and their solutions.
Lists and explains error messages displayed by the dispenser and their causes.
Describes the general procedures and requirements for performing service work on dispensers.
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