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7 TROUBLESHOOTINGProblemThe red alarm LED remains illuminated after controller startup; acheck sum errorhas occurred.SolutionRe-install the firmware using <strong>Eco</strong>Soft Program (6.2.8) or a copy card (6.3.4).A temperature alarm occurs soon after startup. Increase the <strong>Temperature</strong> Alarm Disable Time after Start up (see 6.2.5.4).DRAFT VERSIONA temperature alarm occurs soon after defrost. Increase the <strong>Temperature</strong> Alarm Delay after Defrost (see 6.2.5.4).A high temperature alarm does not reset when the temperaturedecreases or a low temperature alarm does not reset when thetemperature increases.A temperature alarm occurs when the temperature is at thesetpoint.<strong>Eco</strong>Soft Program cannot communicate with the controller afterconnecting the interface box to your computer.The display shows E1.The display shows E2.Decrease the <strong>Temperature</strong> Alarm Differential (see 6.2.5.4).Adjust the temperature alarm setpoints (see 6.2.5.4).Check all cable connections:• Between controller <strong>and</strong> interface box• Between interface box <strong>and</strong> computer• Power supply cable to interface boxIf everything appears okay reboot the computer <strong>and</strong> start <strong>Eco</strong>Soft Program again.Check the control sensor, wires, <strong>and</strong> connectionsIf all connections appear okay replace the control sensor.Check the evaporator sensor, wires, <strong>and</strong> connections.If all connections appear okay replace the evaporator sensor.If no evaporator sensor is in use, disable the evaporator sensor (see 6.2.5.1).The evaporator sensor is not working properly. Make sure the controller is configured to use an evaporator sensor (see 6.2.5.1).Type E7 <strong>Eco</strong><strong>Cool</strong> Electronic <strong>Temperature</strong> <strong>and</strong> Defrost Controllers©2008 Invensys Controls All rights reserved.30

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