What to do if Tuncmatik UPS shows alarm code “32” and INV or BYPASS led is blinking?
If the Tuncmatik UPS shows alarm code “32” and either the INV or BYPASS LED is blinking, it means the UPS is overloaded. To resolve this, remove some of the devices connected to the UPS output to reduce the load.
What to do if Tuncmatik NEWTECH PRO II X9 shows alarm code “29” and FAULT led light?
If the Tuncmatik UPS displays alarm code “29” and the FAULT LED is lit, it indicates that the UPS shut down automatically due to a short circuit on its output. You should inspect the output wiring and check if any connected devices are causing a short circuit.
Why is the battery backup time shorter than nominal value in my Tuncmatik NEWTECH PRO II X9 UPS?
If your Tuncmatik UPS battery backup time is shorter than expected, it could be due to two reasons: either the batteries are not fully charged, or the batteries are defective. First, charge the batteries for at least 5 hours and then check their capacity. If the issue continues, you should contact your dealer to replace the battery.
What to do if Tuncmatik NEWTECH PRO II X9 shows alarm code “33” and battery led blinking?
If the Tuncmatik UPS shows alarm code “33” and the battery LED is blinking, it means the external or internal battery is incorrectly connected. Check to ensure all batteries are properly connected.
Guidelines for safely transporting the UPS system to prevent shock and impact.
Instructions for preparing the UPS before installation, including acclimation and environment checks.
Key considerations for installing the UPS, including avoiding overloads and proper connection.
Safe operating procedures and precautions, including mains cable handling and disconnection.
Information on maintenance, service, and fault handling, emphasizing qualified personnel and battery safety.
Explanation of symbols used throughout the manual, such as WARNING and CAUTION.
Procedure for checking the UPS upon unpacking, including appearance and accessories.
Diagrams illustrating the rear panel components of different UPS models (1kVA, 2kVA, 3kVA).
Description of the UPS's LCD control panel, including its introduction and components.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the UPS, covering input, output, and communication connections.
Detailed functions of each button on the UPS control panel (ON, OFF, Select/Mute).
Explanation of the different interfaces and information displayed on the LCD screen.
Instructions for configuring UPS settings like mode, output voltage, frequency, and battery capacity.
Description of the different operating modes of the UPS: Online, ECO, Battery, Standby, and Bypass.
List of operational statuses and modes the UPS can display, such as Initialized and Fault Mode.
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