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Restore INTR LOCK devices to, Reconnect INTR LOCK devices.

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Troubleshooting (continued) Code Display Message Description Possible Causes Diagnosis Resolution F95 F95 MOTOR Message with Powerhead Fault is internal to the Power cycle the operator. COMM invalid format main board powerhead main board. received from firmware glitch See resolution. If the issue persists, reset the motor MCU. or hardware settings to factory defaults and damage. reconfigure the operator. F96 F96 INTR LOCK If the issue still persists, replace powerhead main PCBA. INTR LOCK circuit was broken Hoist is engaged Check that the hoist mechanism is disengaged. Pull the green rope to disengage the hoist. Motor drive circuit is disabled when the INTR LOCK circuit is open. INTR LOCK circuit consists of the INTR LOCK wiring terminals and the hoist chain interlock switch. Operators without a hoist include a jumper to bypass the hoist chain interlock switch connections. INTR LOCK devices disconnected or missing Hoist switch cable or hoist switch jumper disconnected or missing Device connected to INTR LOCK terminals is open or INTR LOCK device is faulty Wiring fault Check to ensure INTR Reconnect INTR LOCK devices. LOCK devices are properly connected to the If no INTR LOCK devices are INTR LOCK terminals intended to be used, then place INTR LOCK terminals a wire jumper between both should have jumper terminals. placed if no devices are connected. Check to ensure hoist switch or jumper are properly connected. Correct any wiring issues with the hoist switch cable or hoist switch jumper. Check that any devices connected to INTR LOCK terminal are in their normal, closed state to allow the operator to move Restore INTR LOCK devices to their normal state. If a faulty device is attached, repair or replace the device. Check for open circuit or If any wiring fault is found, short circuit wiring faults correct the fault. for the INTR LOCK wiring. F101 F101 BBU LOW Battery is present but discharged (voltage is low) Damaged powerhead main board Disconnect INTR LOCK devices and replace with jumper. If fault goes away, issue is not with powerhead main board. If the main board still won't resolve the fault with a jumper connected directly to the board, the fault may exist with the main board. Backup battery is discharged due to loss of AC power. Check to ensure that AC power is present and in normal operating range for the operator Battery is worn Batteries can be tested out or has failed with a suitable battery tester. Older batteries are more likely to be worn out, as are batteries that are used often. Attempt power cycling the unit and, failing that, resetting to factory defaults. If problem still persists, replace the main board. Restore AC power and ensure battery recharges properly Replace batteries. Always replace both batteries as a set. Do not mix old and new batteries or use mismatched types. 60

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Troubleshooting (continued)
Code
Display
Message
Description
Possible
Causes
Diagnosis
Resolution
F95
F95 MOTOR
COMM
Message with
invalid format
received from
motor MCU.
Powerhead
main board
firmware glitch
or hardware
damage.
Fault is internal to the
powerhead main board.
See resolution.
Power cycle the operator.
If the issue persists, reset the
settings to factory defaults and
reconfigure the operator.
If the issue still persists, replace
powerhead main PCBA.
F96
F96 INTR
LOCK
INTR LOCK
circuit was
broken
Motor drive
circuit is
disabled
when the
INTR LOCK
circuit is
open.
INTR LOCK
circuit
consists of
the INTR
LOCK wiring
terminals
and the
hoist chain
interlock
switch.
Operators
without a
hoist include
a jumper to
bypass the
hoist chain
interlock
switch
connections.
Hoist is
engaged
Check that the
hoist mechanism is
disengaged.
Pull the green rope to disengage
the hoist.
INTR LOCK
devices
disconnected
or missing
Check to ensure INTR
LOCK devices are
properly connected to the
INTR LOCK terminals
INTR LOCK terminals
should have jumper
placed if no devices are
connected.
Reconnect INTR LOCK devices.
If no INTR LOCK devices are
intended to be used, then place
a wire jumper between both
terminals.
Hoist switch
cable or hoist
switch jumper
disconnected
or missing
Check to ensure hoist
switch or jumper are
properly connected.
Correct any wiring issues with
the hoist switch cable or hoist
switch jumper.
Device
connected to
INTR LOCK
terminals is
open or INTR
LOCK device is
faulty
Check that any devices
connected to INTR LOCK
terminal are in their
normal, closed state to
allow the operator to
move
Restore INTR LOCK devices to
their normal state.
If a faulty device is attached,
repair or replace the device.
Wiring fault
Check for open circuit or
short circuit wiring faults
for the INTR LOCK wiring.
If any wiring fault is found,
correct the fault.
Damaged
powerhead
main board
Disconnect INTR LOCK
devices and replace
with jumper. If fault goes
away, issue is not with
powerhead main board.
If the main board still won't
resolve the fault with a jumper
connected directly to the board,
the fault may exist with the main
board.
Attempt power cycling the unit
and, failing that, resetting to
factory defaults. If problem still
persists, replace the main board.
F101
F101 BBU
LOW
Battery is
present but
discharged
(voltage is
low)
Backup battery
is discharged
due to loss of
AC power.
Check to ensure that AC
power is present and in
normal operating range
for the operator
Restore AC power and ensure
battery recharges properly
Battery is worn
out or has failed
Batteries can be tested
with a suitable battery
tester.
Older batteries are more
likely to be worn out, as
are batteries that are
used often.
Replace batteries.
Always replace both batteries
as a set. Do not mix old and new
batteries or use mismatched
types.