
ASHLEY-EDISON (UK)
Manufacturers of Voltage Stabilisers – Power Conditioners – Constant Voltage Compensators – Variable Transformers
OSES THREE PHASE OPERATOR MANUAL - EN
Issue No: AE/OSES-3P/TP/07/2011
- Page 24 of 37-
10.4 FRONT LINE TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNING!
The front line remedial action procedures detailed below should only be
carried out by duly qualified personnel.
The Stabiliser can contain potentially dangerous and life threatening
voltages – up to 600 V AC. Use extreme caution when opening the covers
and do not leave the unit unattended with the doors open or covers off.
Suggested Checks Remedial Action Required
1.
Check all fuses, ensuring that none are
blown.
If necessary, replace any blown fuses.
2.
Check all FP – Filter Protection / F1~F3
Fuses, ensuring that none are blown
Replace any blown FP’s. Filter Protection are
labelled with sticker. Should sticker appear
“RED”, it is important to replace with new FP’s
together with any blown fuses, F1~F3. If
fuses F1~F3 blown, it is due to blown / faulty FP’s
and both should be replaced at same time.
Stabiliser will not regulate if these are not
replaced.
3.
Check all MOVs, ensuring that none are
blown
If necessary, replace any blown MOVs.
4.
Inspect all wiring connections /
mechanical links to ensure none have
worked loose.
As required, tighten any loose connections
5.
Check all Cooling Fans, ensuring that all
are rotate freely.
If necessary, replace any seized or suspect noisy/faulty
fans.
6.
Check the operation of the Servo Amplifier
Card
- see Section 9 – Output Voltage
Adjustment in this manual.
Turn the output voltage setting potentiometer
to check if the Amplifier Card is working
correctly.
As you adjust the pot, the variable
transformer will rotate accordingly. When you
increase the pot, the variable transformer will
rotate in one direction and vice versa.
If no problems are encountered, do not forget
to reset the output voltage settings to the
required output voltage levels.
(1) If operation does not work accordingly, switch “OFF” the
Stabiliser, switch the Bypass Control Switch
to
“Bypass” mode and start up the Automatic Voltage
Stabiliser. This is a temporary measure until spares are
available for replacement.
This will allow you to have an output supply without
regulation. Over / Under Voltage and Phase Failure
Protection. Even in this bypass configuration is in
operation.
(2) Replace Servo Amplifier PCB: With the Voltage
Stabiliser powered “OFF”, replace the faulty Servo
Amplifier card and reset the Bypass Control Switch
back to “Auto” mode. Switch on the stabiliser
The Automatic Voltage Stabiliser should now be
operating satisfactorily.
(3) If after replacing PCB, the Automatic Voltage Stabiliser
is still not working, it is highly probable the problem
rests with the servo motor.If the Servo Motor is found to
be faulty, replace the motor accordingly.
NOTE: In the event of mis-operation of the Control Bypass Switch, it is highly likely the fuses and
MOVs will blow and probably cause damage to the Servo Amplifier Card.
Should problems persist, please contact the Service Department at Ashley-Edison, or
the resale partner from whom you purchased the equipment.
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