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Xylem Goulds ResiBoost RB111512 - Troubleshooting: Overcurrent Alarm (R2); Troubleshooting: Open Lead Alarm (R3)

Xylem Goulds ResiBoost RB111512
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Alarm Code
Alarm Name Description
Controller Reaction
This information is to be used by professional installers
or qualified personnel only.
A2
Overcurrent
The controller will attempt to restart the pump 3 times.
After the 4th trip, the controller will require a manual
alarm reset. Each subsequent trip takes longer to reset.
This alarm can be caused by:
Using wrong motor (wrong voltage or phase).
Mechanical binding from debris in pump.
Electrical or mechanical failure of the motor.
Incorrect setting of “MOTOR CURRENT SETTING” in
the BASIC MENU. The controller will issue an
Overcurrent alarm if the setting is too low.
The alarm will trigger if:
The motor current is greater than 120% of the
MOTOR CURRENT SETTING. The time to trip will vary
based on the severity of the overload condition. The
controller will attempt to restart the motor up to 3
times. The time between restarts will vary based on
the severity of the overload and the number of
overloads recorded by the controller. Each
subsequent trip has a longer reset time. If the Error
LED is flashing, the controller will attempt to restart.
If the Error LED is constant red, the controller
requires a manual alarm reset. The controller may
not immediately restart the pump/motor when the
power is restored. If power is interrupted, the
controller will remember the state of the
Overcurrent function.
If the fault persists:
Verify the MOTOR CURRENT SETTING
Check the motor and pump for damage or failure
Check electrical connections to the motor.
A3
Open Lead
A manual alarm reset is required.
This alarm can be caused by:
Damaged motor cable.
Damaged or bad connection to motor.
Motor failure.
Internal fuse of controller is open
For single phase motors, motor thermal protector
trip.
The alarm is triggered if:
The current to the motor reaches 0 while the
controller is operating the motor. A manual alarm
reset is needed to restart the pump.
If the alarm persists:
Check all connections to the motor
Electrically test the motor
For single phase motors, check the thermal
protector
6 Alarms
26 ResiBoost INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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