Franklin Electric SUBDRIVE CONNECT 50 Manuel Du Propriétaire page 42

MAINTENANCE
Troubleshooting
Code Fault
F28 Real Time Clock Fault • Internal real time clock is not
F41 Duplex Alternator
Sensor Mismatch
F42 Duplex Alternator
Firmware Mismatch
F43 Duplex Alternator
Comm Fault
F44 Duplex Alternator
Unexpected Comm
F45
Duplex Alternator
Demand Fault
Power down, disconnect leads to the motor and power up the SubDrive:
• If the SubDrive does not give an "open phase" fault (F5), then there is a problem with the SubDrive.
• Connect the SubDrive to a dry motor. If the motor goes through DC test and gives "underload" fault
(F1), the SubDrive is working properly.
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Possible Cause
programmed
• Real time clock battery on
display board is loose
• Real time clock battery is dead
• Drives using the built-in Duplex
Alternator function are
configured with pressure sensor
types that do not match
• Drives using the built-in Duplex
Alternator function have
firmware versions that are not
matched
• Improper Duplex Alternator
cable connection
• Duplex Alternator cable is
damaged
• Duplex Alternator cable is
installed but Duplex Alternator
function is only configured on
one drive
• Drives are incorrectly configured
• Both drives are running and
unable to satisfy the Primary
Setpoint pressure
Corrective Action
• Ensure battery is properly inserted. If corrected, reconnect to
drive using mobile app to reset the internal clock time
• Replace battery. If replaced, reconnect to the drive using the
mobile app to reset the internal clock time
• Drives using the built-in Duplex Alternator function must have
matching pressure sensor types, either a traditional pressure
sensor or a pressure transducer.
• If both drives are configured with a pressure transducer, the
transducers must both be PSI type or bar type.
• Firmware version of one or both drives must be updated to a
matching firmware version using the FE Connect mobile app.
• Check Duplex Alternator cable connections
• Replace Duplex Alternator cable
• Complete Duplex Alternator configuration on both drives
• Ensure both drives are configured properly (one drive must be
configured as Pump 1, the other drive must be configured as
Pump 2, and the Switching Interval must match)
• Inspect each system for proper pump operation