Standby Mode; Error Treatment; Maintenance - Kurtz Ersa EASY ARM 2 Manual De Instrucciones

Error Treatment

6.1

Standby Mode

The extraction device enters standby once the last of the connected tools has switched
to standby mode. The same also applies to the master-slave mode.
No settings can be made on the extraction device displays as long as it is in standby.
7. Error Treatment
Message/Behaviour
Red LED flashes &
♪
per second
Red LED is continuously lit &
♪
non-stop
for 5 minutes,
then motor switches off.
Red LED is continuously lit &
♪
long &
every 3 seconds repeatedly
Red LED is continuously lit &
♪
long & 2x
every 3 seconds repeatedly
Red LED is continuously lit &
♪
long & 4x
every 3 seconds repeatedly
Red LED is continuously lit &
♪
long & 5x
every 3 seconds repeatedly
Red LED is continuously lit &
♪
long & 6x
every 3 seconds repeatedly
8.

Maintenance

Ersa EASY ARM 2
Cause
Filter operating time of 1500
h expired.
Extraction arm clogged;
filter full.
Voltage too high/too low.
♪
short
Motor blocked /
♪
not connected /
short
defective.
System parameters corrupt.
♪
short
Calibration parameters cor-
♪
rupt.
short
Filter operating time corrupt or
♪
lost data.
short
The dusts generated during soldering are harmful. Therefore wear appro-
priate protective clothing for all work done with opened device, e.g. filter
change, at least a filtering face piece and gloves.
The filters used in the device must not be cleaned, but must be disposed
of after use.
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Rectification
Replace pre- and combination filter
(Chapter 8) and reset filter operating
time (Chapter 6 and Figure
Switch off the device.
Examine extraction arms for foreign
objects and clean if necessary; replace
pre- and combination filter (Chapter 8).
Switch on the device and reset filter op-
erating time (Chapter 6 and Figure
Check voltage supply.
Check for blockages and remove them.
Contact Ersa Service.
Reset to factory settings (Section 6 and
Figure ).
Contact Ersa Service.
Contact Ersa Service.
Check pre- and combination filter and
replace it if necessary (Chapter 8); reset
filter operating time (Chapter 6 and
Figure ).
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