Sterling Wheelchair AF-XXX Manuel D’Utilisation
Additive Feeders
Chapter 7: Troubleshooting
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AC line supplying power has
too much noise.
too much noise.
Review routing of power wires
in machine to minimize
electrical noise. Look for other
devices which share the same
circuit and may be producing
unacceptable levels of line
noise. In some applications,
such as welding equipment, a
careful regiment of applying an
AC line filter, re-routing wires,
dividing circuits, using shielded
cable, and properly grounding
devices will usually solve the
problem.
in machine to minimize
electrical noise. Look for other
devices which share the same
circuit and may be producing
unacceptable levels of line
noise. In some applications,
such as welding equipment, a
careful regiment of applying an
AC line filter, re-routing wires,
dividing circuits, using shielded
cable, and properly grounding
devices will usually solve the
problem.
When power is applied, “LF-L”
OR “LF-H” is displayed.
OR “LF-H” is displayed.
AC line supplying power to unit
has an abnormally high
frequency.
has an abnormally high
frequency.
The unit is designed to operate
with AC lines from 48-62 Hertz
(cycles per second). This is
typically not a problem because
the international standards are
50 and 60 Hertz.
with AC lines from 48-62 Hertz
(cycles per second). This is
typically not a problem because
the international standards are
50 and 60 Hertz.
Other service problems or questions can be answered by contacting the Service
Department.
Department.