Status Display - Franklin Electric INLINE 400 Serie Manuel Du Propriétaire

Status Display

The Inline 400 is designed to provide basic feedback regarding the systems current operational state. This
communication is transmitted via the products LED light, integrated into the control head module. The LED
can be seen flashing in a repetitive pattern representing operational state.
If the Inline 400 has detected a fault condition, the repetitive flashes can be counted to determine which
fault the unit is reporting as the cause.
sible faults being reported via LED light flashes.
The Inline 400 is equipped with two LED lights to provide system status and diagnostic information.
Solid Green Light: Indicates system is powered and is turned ON, but not currently running. The green
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solid light will only be present when no faults are active.
2. Flashing Green Light: Indicates the pump is powered, turned ON, and running. A rapid blinking green
light (two blinks per second, followed by one second off) indicates inlet water supply pressure is above
40 PSI. The unit remains on stand-by until the inlet pressure switch detects incoming water pressure
below the 40 PSI limit.
3. Solid Red Light: Indicates the control is powered but currently in the OFF mode. Pressing the button
will toggle the unit into the ON mode.
4. Flashing Red Light: Indicates a FAULT has occurred. The unit will automatically attempt to restart. If an
immediate restart is needed, the button can be pressed to force a reset if the fault is no longer present.
If the problem persists, a qualified water professional should be contacted. See Troubleshooting Guide
for further detail on various fault code LED flash indications.
5. Pushbutton: The pushbutton can be used to turn the unit on or off. When the unit is powered but in the
OFF mode (solid red light), a press of this button will turn the unit ON. If the unit is powered and in the
ON mode (solid green light), a press of the button will shut the unit OFF. The pushbutton can also be
used to force a reset after a fault.
"Troubleshooting" on page 19 provides more information on the pos-
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Status Display
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