TKS Operator's manual
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5 Ceiling rail unit
error direction
The machine is driving
in the opposite direction
to the
sensor counters
• Ceiling rail unit motors
are rotating the wrong
way
• The position counter
sensors are connected
incorrectly
• Contact an electrician and
reverse the
direction of operation of the
motors
• Change location of the cable
to position counter A and B
Ceiling rail unit,
the machine has
moved without
operation
The machine has moved
without the ceiling rail
unit motor being
enabled
• The machine was
pushed by an animal
or moved manually
7 Obstruction
detected!
The machine’s obstruc-
tion
function has been
triggered.
An obstruction has
been encountered
• The machine has
collided with an
obstruction three times
in the same place
• The obstruction
function’s sensitivity is
too high
• Remove the obstruction
• Reduce the obstruction
sensitivity
8 Synchronisation
warning
The synchronisation
impactor was struck too
far from the point
specifi ed
(further than 30 cm from
the impact)
• Incorrect calibration
• The synchronisation
impactor has shifted
out of position or has
been moved without
being recalibrated
• The pulse wheel slips
against the rail, is dirty
or does not rotate
smoothly
• The synchronisation
• Perform a new calibration
• Check that the pulse wheel
rolls freely
• Tighten the tension of the
spring
• Clean the wheel
• Replace worn wheel.
• Replace the sensors or
cables
9 Drum error The drum does not
rotate when the control
starts dispensing feed
• The drum has stopped
because of jammed
feed
• Fuse – F4 has tripped
• The V-belts slip or are
defective
• Drum sensor or cable
are defective Drum
sensor has shifted out
of position rotation
sensor is not working
properly
• Remove jammed feed
• Reduce supply of feed to the
drum using
conveyor belt settings
• If the fuse has tripped, the
machine must wait 20 min
before restarting. Press
Reset Alarms and the fuse is
automatically reset
• Check the V-belts and
tension
• Check the drum sensor and
the cable
• Check that the sensor is
counting
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