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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

General Problem

Procedure

Solution

The High Voltage (kV)

Will Not Turn On

Yellow kV READY Light

is ON, But Red kV ON

Light Does Not Come

ON When kV is

Requested

No Power

Green Power Switch

Light Does Not Come

On and Displays are

Black

Power Supply Over-

loads at Each Attempt

to Turn kV ON

1. Activate HV ON. Check for

approximately 120VAC

from terminal TB2 #5 to

TB2 chassis ground.

2. In the HV ON condition,

check for 120VAC from

wire #10 to TB2 chassis

ground.

3. In the HV ON condition,

check for 120VAC from

Master Control board J3-

25 or 27 to TB2 chassis

ground.

4. In the HV ON condition,

check for 120VAC from

TB2 #12 to TB2 chassis

ground.

1. Check for approximately

120VAC from TB7(L) to

TB7(N).

2. Check for approximately

120VAC from TB7-F1 to

TB7 - F2.

1. Disconnect the HV cables

from the power supply and

attempt HV ON.

2. Verify that the overload

setting is correct.

3. Reduce the KV setting and

turn HV ON.

1. Check wires and wire connections from the

power supply terminals to the external HV

ON control device. If wiring is OK, check

the output of the control device being used.

2. One of the normally closed contacts that

make up the HV OFF circuit is open. Check

any external equipment connected to wires

#3,35,8A,9 or 10. Also check any pneumatic

signals connected to PS2 and PS3. PS2

should have a 0 psi input and PS3 should

have greater than 30 psi pressure.

3. Replace the Master Control PC Board.

4. Replace the Motor Control Board.

1. Check factory voltage from the external

fused disconnect or constant voltage trans-

former (CVT) if used.

2. Replace Fuse F1 and/or F2.

1. If no overload occurs, inspect and perform

maintenance on the remainder of the sys-

tem.

2. Refer to the "Overload Adjustment Proce-

dures" section of this manual.

3. If no overload occurs, replace the Master

Control Board and repeat HV ON. If the prob-

lem still exists, then there is likely a problem

with the power supply tank. Consult your

Ransburg representative or the Ransburg

Service Department for instructions.

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