AEG 1.04 Manuale Utente

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10 
Troubleshooting and Fault 
Rectification 
If error messages are displayed, please refer to the following 
table in order to localise the fault that has occurred and to find 
information about what measures to take to rectify the fault. If 
you cannot resolve the problem(s), please contact the Service 
Center (see page
 
5 "Hotline"). 
1. 
Check whether the UPS connection, and specifically the 
mains connection, has been made correctly. 
2. 
Check whether the input voltage has been applied correctly 
(check for phase(s) connected to the neutral conductor and for 
the phase sequence, if appropriate). 
3. 
Check the connection of the battery system (polarity and nominal 
voltage). 
4. 
Make a note of the status of the unit when the fault occurred 
(LC display) and the error code number that is displayed.  
 
Overview of fault messages 
PROBLEM POSSIBLE 
CAUSE  SOLUTION 
Overload in normal / bypass or battery 
operation 
Reduce the load. 
Applied mains not in tolerance range 
Check whether input cabling and UPS 
input voltage are normal. 
Error/fault LED lights up, periodic 
warning signals 
Battery system faulty / not connected 
Check whether the voltage of the battery 
system is correct and that the battery fuse-
switch disconnector is made. 
Error/fault LED lights up, 
continuous warning signal 
UPS fault 
Battery system aged/reached end of useful 
life 
Battery discharge time is 1/3 shorter 
compared to 1st
 
time 
Charging error 
Contact the Customer Service Center. 
LC display dark or
 
faulty 
LCD displays that data cable is not 
attached correctly (?) 
Make sure that the communication module 
has been installed correctly; check both 
plugs of the ribbon cable for the LC 
display are connected correctly.  
CompuWatch or SNMP(pro) do 
not detect the PROTECT 1.M >> 
No communication 
Software status of CompuWatch or 
firmware of SNMP(pro) card outmoded; 
error in computer configuration 
Download the latest software / 
firmware from the AEG homepage.  
Check the communication cable. 
The LC display does not display 
any inserted UPS modules 
Modules, housing or units are not 
connected correctly. 
Pull the module out and re-insert it into the 
slot (click!) or use a different slot. 
Mains power is connected but the 
UPS does not start operating. 
Mains not in tolerance; phase loss or 
possible phase sequence error; cover 
removed from bypass switch. 
Check the mains voltage and UPS 
connection; replace cover of bypass 
switch if removed.