HP Scitex FB10000 Geffen TS Error 67009 - Page 5

The B&R module is faulty

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Error ID: 67009: Safety - Bridge front door is open. Troubleshooting The B&R module is faulty 1. Measure 2TBM6(2) and 2TBM8(2) voltage via 24V_gnd (24V_0). You should get 8-20V this means that the entire route is ok and that the module is faulty. 2. As a last check before replacing the module, ensure that the wires between the pulse outputs and the 2TBM distribution block are properly attached. Top Flowchart Note: Each B&R Safety module comprises three components: Base, BU (Bus Unit) and two (12 pins) terminal blocks as shown below. When a B&R module is detected as faulty, only its Bus Unit which is the "heart" of the module must be replaced. 3. Before replacing a B&R module, turn the machine power OFF. 4. Release the two TBs with their wires, as shown in the figure below. 5. Pull the BU out of the module base and replace it by a new one. 6. Plug the two TBs back into the new Bus unit you just installed until you hear a click. Upon turning on the machine, the R/E led will blink green single pulse, signaling that it has detected the new module. 5

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Error ID: 67009: Safety - Bridge front door is open.
Troubleshooting
Top
Flowchart
The B&R module is faulty
1.
Measure 2TBM6(2) and 2TBM8(2) voltage via 24V_gnd (24V_0). You should get 8-20V this means that the entire route is ok and that the
module is faulty.
2.
As a last check before replacing the module, ensure that the wires between the pulse outputs and the 2TBM distribution block are
properly attached.
Note: Each B&R Safety module comprises three components: Base, BU (Bus Unit) and two (12 pins) terminal blocks as shown below.
When a B&R module is detected as faulty, only its Bus Unit which is the “heart” of the module must be replaced.
3.
Before replacing a B&R module, turn the machine power OFF.
4.
Release the two TBs with their wires, as shown in the figure below.
5.
Pull the BU out of the module base and replace it by a new one.
6.
Plug the two TBs back into the new Bus unit you just installed until you hear a click.
Upon turning on the machine, the R/E led will blink green single pulse, signaling that it has detected the new module.
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