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USER MANUAL PREMIER & ULTRA SERIES

ERROR CODES

The controls are programmed with a number of error codes. These error codes are intended to give the user / dealer a clear indication of

what the possible cause might be why starting or packaging is not working as expected.

F1: This code indicates that the cycle (cover switch) will be interrupted prematurely.

Example: the cover of the machine closes after starting, but before sufﬁ cient vacuum is present to keep the cover closed

the operator lets go of the cover. The F1 code will now be shown on the display. In a time-controlled machine, the time for gassing

is set in such a way that the entire chamber is gassed and the cover opened without sealing taking place. Here too the F1 code will

immediately be shown on the display. This message will never be shown directly after the controls are started, but during the course of

the cycle.

F2: This code indicates that the sensor is not working properly.

When the controls are started, the condition of the sensor is checked. If the feedback data of the sensor are not correct, F2 is shown on

the display. This message will be shown directly after the sensor controls are started.

RP-: This message will be shown when, due to circumstances, the controls are unable to retrieve the programme values. The word

‘circumstances’ means peak tensions or a tension drop during starting. When such a situation occurs, the print will start with this message

and go no further. Two options exist now: the machine can be switched off and on again to see if the problem repeats itself or the reprog

key can be pressed. By operating the reprog key, the controls will use the factory settings to start. The programme values set by the client

will be cancelled as a result. This message will be shown directly after the controls are started.

If one or more of the above messages continue to occur regularly or cause a direct problem, we advise you to contact your dealer.

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