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Troubleshooting<br />

Troubleshooting<br />

Troubleshooting Introduction<br />

The system identifies certain conditions and reports them via<br />

the trailer mounted warning lamp. In normal mode, the operator<br />

is informed whenever a tire is low enough to require service<br />

(typically 10%) or there is a fault in the system. For<br />

troubleshooting, additional information can be obtained either<br />

through blink-codes, or through use of service tools connected<br />

to the diagnostic connector.<br />

Blink Code Diagnostics<br />

Blink codes provide a means to determine what service codes<br />

exist without requiring any special tools. Apply power to system.<br />

To activate blink-codes, remove the weather cap from the<br />

diagnostic connector and electrically short pins "A" and "E"<br />

together until warning lamp changes state (approximately 5<br />

seconds). The pins to be shorted can be easily identified by<br />

the interconnecting slot in the shell, allowing convenient use<br />

of a coin or screwdriver tip to short the pins together. The<br />

warning lamp will turn on for 5 seconds upon entering the<br />

diagnostics mode, and will then flash a 2 digit service code.<br />

See the Warning Lamp Status Chart (Diagnostic Mode) for<br />

service code descriptions. Should more than one fault exist,<br />

there will be a 2 second pause between each flash sequence.<br />

If no faults are present or all the faults have been flashed, the<br />

system will flash a code 5-5.<br />

It is not necessary to short the diagnostic connector to obtain<br />

blink-codes when a service tool is used for troubleshooting.<br />

Follow the instructions included with the service tool.<br />

Blink Code Description<br />

Low Tire - Low tire pressure is indicated by a solid warning<br />

lamp. This service code will be set when one or more tire<br />

pressures drops a predetermined amount (typically 10%)<br />

below the target pressure. Inspect the tires to verify there is<br />

no tire damage. This fault can also be set as a result of a large<br />

line leak.<br />

System Fault - A system fault is set when a problem has been<br />

detected with the system. System service codes include<br />

memory reset, internal atmospheric sensor fault, or other<br />

pneumatic faults.<br />

Code 5-5 - This indicates the end of the service code list. If<br />

this is the only code received, then no service codes exist.<br />

Short Pins A and E Until Lamp<br />

Changes State (approximately 5 seconds)<br />

and Release to Access Blink Codes<br />

F B<br />

A<br />

E<br />

D<br />

C<br />

218UX034<br />

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