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    Code Cause Operation Reset Procedure

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    The document lists various error codes, descriptions of the issue causing each code, how the system operation is affected, and procedures for resetting or correcting the problem. The errors relate to communication failures, short circuits, open circuits, out of range voltage levels from sensors and components, incorrect speed sensor readings, issues with the fuel sensor, and abnormal alternator voltage levels. Many of the errors will reset automatically once the underlying problem is addressed, while others require manually turning the start switch after fixing the issue.

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    Code Cause Operation Reset Procedure

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    The document lists various error codes, descriptions of the issue causing each code, how the system operation is affected, and procedures for resetting or correcting the problem. The errors relate to communication failures, short circuits, open circuits, out of range voltage levels from sensors and components, incorrect speed sensor readings, issues with the fuel sensor, and abnormal alternator voltage levels. Many of the errors will reset automatically once the underlying problem is addressed, while others require manually turning the start switch after fixing the issue.

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    The document lists various error codes, descriptions of the issue causing each code, how the system operation is affected, and procedures for resetting or correcting the problem. The errors relate to communication failures, short circuits, open circuits, out of range voltage levels from sensors and components, incorrect speed sensor readings, issues with the fuel sensor, and abnormal alternator voltage levels. Many of the errors will reset automatically once the underlying problem is addressed, while others require manually turning the start switch after fixing the issue.

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    Code Cause Operation Reset Procedure

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    Adi M
    The document lists various error codes, descriptions of the issue causing each code, how the system operation is affected, and procedures for resetting or correcting the problem. The errors relate to communication failures, short circuits, open circuits, out of range voltage levels from sensors and components, incorrect speed sensor readings, issues with the fuel sensor, and abnormal alternator voltage levels. Many of the errors will reset automatically once the underlying problem is addressed, while others require manually turning the start switch after fixing the issue.

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    Code Contents Cause Operation Reset Procedure

    Communication
    error between
    e-EPOS Automatic reset when
    82 Communication Err!! * Note
    controller and problem is corrected
    instrument
    panel

    1 EPPR v/v short Short Circuit


    Cut off output After correcting problem,
    2 Press Up s/v short Short Circuit current (0 mA) turn start switch
    3 Swing pri. s/v short Short Circuit

    Automatic reset
    11 EPPR v/v open Open Circuit
    when problem is

    corrected
    12 Press Up s/v open Open Circuit

    13 Swing pri. s/v open Open Circuit

    Output voltage
    21 Dial Voltage Err (H)
    Over 4.6±0.2 V

    Output voltage
    22 Dial Voltage Err (L) Over

    0.4±0.2 V

    Cut off EPPR


    Output voltage
    23 TPS Voltage Err (H) v/v current (0
    Over 4.6±0.2 V
    mA)

    Cut off EPPR


    Output voltage v/
    24 TPS Voltage Err (L)
    Over 0.4±0.2 V v current (0
    mA)

    Output voltage
    25 Fpump Sensor Err (H)
    Over 4.6±0.2 V

    Output voltage
    26 Fpump Sensor Err (L)
    Over 0.4±0.2 V
    Output voltage
    26 Fpump Sensor Err (L)
    Over 0.4±0.2 V

    Output voltage
    27 Rpump Sensor Err (H)
    Over 4.6±0.2 V

    Output voltage
    28 Rpump Sensor Err (L)
    Over 0.4±0.2 V

    Under
    1067±20Hz (On
    condition that
    29 Speed Sensor Err
    alternator
    output exceeds
    over 12±1V)

    Sensor’s
    resistance
    between two
    31 Fuel shot to GND
    terminals is
    under
    150±100W

    Sensor’s
    resistance
    between two
    32 Fuel Sensor open
    terminals is
    under 6.5±0.5
    kW

    Output voltage
    of

    alternator
    33 Alternator too high exceeds 33 V

    for more than 3


    seconds
    When the
    output voltage
    is maintained
    under 18±1 for
    more than 3
    34 Alternator too low
    seconds (On
    condition that
    speed sensor
    output exceeds
    over 1,067Hz)

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