SFPL - Fault Codes - Fault Code Descriptions

When a system fault has occurred the fault icon will be showing in the status icon area.

To identify the fault, enter the Menu System then select System Faults. This will display a list of the current system fault codes. Select a fault code for more information.

The table below describes the fault codes and actions required to fix the fault.

The information in the table above is also displayed on the system fault information screen on the display for the selected fault code.

 

• Related Articles

• Gen3 - Fault Code - All Gen 3 Fault codes

  Gen 3 Fault codes are displayed in Red color and are displayed in the same - on screen section as the 'Attachment' field On screen Fault codes location. Fault and fault codes are only displayed if a fault has actually occurred (blank normally). To ...

• Gen3 - Fault Code - N03

  This fault code usually appears in combination with other fault codes. The N03 fault code relates to some sort of problem with the CALM (Cable Reeler) module or problems communicating with the CALM. A number of factors can be at play when this fault ...

• Gen3 - Fault Code - N02

  This fault code can appear in isolation (by itself) or in combination with other fault codes. This fault code usually relates to a problem with the CPIM module. A number of factors can be at play when this fault code appears by itself: 1. CPIM could ...

• Crush Guard - Faults - Fault Codes

  When a error with the Crush Guard® occurs the Fault light will flash on the user interface. The fault flashes a numbered sequence based on the type of error. The type of fault flash codes are: • One Flash – Indicates a configuration problem. Most ...

• Gen4 - Fault Codes - External Fault Tests

  The Gen4-LMS has over 100 fault codes which can be generated by the safety calculation processes. The majority of these faults occur during a hardware failure and can only be tested via software simulation (or by physically damaging the components). ...