Dinex CARLISLE Turbo-Temp DX1011208 Manuel d'utilisation et d'entretien - Page 4

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French. "Ignore Warnings" allows you to suppress the display of

certain informational warning messages (for example, you may

suppress the display of "Low Voltage" warnings during times of

heavy electrical demand where voltage on power lines may sag).

5. Choose "Exit" to back out of the displayed menu.

6. At any time, you may also press the POWER key to cycle the unit

back into normal operation.

INFORMATIONAL WARNINGS

Two informational warning messages may appear in the course

of operation. Make note of and correct the condition as soon as is

practical. Press the SELECT key to continue normal operation.

1. Warning!! Low voltage condition exists. Performance may suffer.

Press SELECT to continue.

This indicates that the unit senses the line voltage has dropped

where charge times may be adversely affected. The unit will pause

operation until SELECT is pressed. No harm will result if you

continue to operate the unit. If these warnings become excessive

(for example, during periods of high electrical demand), they may be

suppressed from the OPTIONS menu.

2. Warning!! Reduced airflow detected. Check grease filter. Press

SELECT to continue.

Your Turbo•Temp Charger incorporates a sensor and software to detect

when airflow diminishes. This message will appear from time to time to

remind you to check the filters – then with increasing regularity as the

grease filters get clogged. This message may also appear if there are

obstructions to good airflow around the bottom of the unit, or if paper

is pulled into the filter. Assure no napkins or plates are blocking the

sides and that the unit is two inches from any obstruction around all four

sides.

TROUBLESHOOTING

INFORMATION: Safety-relevant parts should be replaced with

original factory parts only. Any defective part must be removed

and replaced by a qualified service technician authorized by

Dinex. Should you require service please call the Dinex Hotline at

1.888.673.4639. In order for the warranty to remain valid, work must

be authorized by Dinex prior to being performed.

The Dinex Turbo•Temp Charger is a very intelligent device. Built in

diagnostics can help you to determine the cause of most problems. The

following section explains how to determine if you are experiencing a

problem and what can be done to correct the problem. This information

can be very helpful if you are calling our Customer Service department

to report any operational difficulties.

1. Errors are displayed in easy to understand text on the LCD Screen.

2. If an error occurs, remove the base from the charger and turn the

charger OFF and turn the charger back ON.

3. If an error persists, remove the base from the charger, turn the

power off and unplug the charger, wait 5 seconds and then plug the

charger back in and turn the charger on by pressing the "POWER"

button.

4. When the display reads "Waiting For Base", put the base back

on the charger to continue charging. Make sure that the base is

properly positioned on the charger.

5. If the base still doesn't heat, set it aside and take it out of service.

If other bases exhibit similar conditions note the error code and call

Dinex Service.

ERROR CONDITIONS

Error Codes will be indicated by a message on the LCD Info Center. If

there is more than one error condition, the display will alternate between

the error messages. It will continuously repeat this cycle until the errors

are reset. Error messages may be reset by pressing SELECT.

If the error persists, turn the charger off, unplug the power cord, wait 5

seconds, and plug it in again. If the error still persists, turn the charger

off and call the Dinex Service Department at 1.888.673.4639.

Message: Error! RFID Communications problem. Possible bad

base. 1/2

Condition: RFID read/write problem.

Check:

Possible bad RFID tag on the base, or RFID antenna/

reader problems. If isolated to one or more bases, set them

aside and call service about those bases. If error issued

with many bases, call service about the charger.

Message: Error! Incompatible base. 3

Condition: Base draws too much current.

Check:

Object being heated is not a Dinex 8x1-series base or

internal charger problem.

Message: Error! Unit overheat! Check fan operation. Allow to

cool. 4

Condition: Internal unit temperature too hot.

Check:

Fan stalled, restricted air flow, or ambient operating

temperature too hot. Possible internal electronics fault.

Verify grease filters are not blocked and unrestricted airflow

about the bottom of the unit. Listen for fan operation. If error

persists, call Dinex service.

Message: Error! Incoming voltage too high. 6

Condition: Line voltage measures greater than 110% (228V) of unit

rated voltage.

Check:

Line voltage spikes, possible voltage sensing electronics

fault. Have maintenance verify line voltage. Recalibrate

to your line conditions (for trained maintenance personnel

only):

1. Measure voltage across phase 1 to ground (typically

about 120V) with voltmeter.

2. Set unit to OFF position – DINEX in the display.

3. Press and hold the DOWN arrow for 7 seconds.

4. Release, and within 2 seconds, press POWER once.

The CALIBRATION screen should display.

5. Using arrow keys, move caret (>) to Set V Offset. Press

SELECT.

6. Using UP/DOWN arrow keys, dial in the measured

phase voltage. Press SELECT.

7. Please do not use the reset logs selections, this will

clear valuable stored information should your unit

require additional service.

8. Select EXIT or cycle the POWER button.

Message: Incoming voltage too low. 10

Condition: Line voltage is less than 90% (187V) of unit rated voltage.

This could cause the unit to draw excessive current. To

protect the charger, this error is displayed.

Check:

Verify the line voltage at your outlet is between 187V and

228V. The unit draws up to 6500W which can make your

outlet voltage sag during charges. It is best to attempt this

measurement while a base is charging – or allow about

5V drop during operation. If required, recalibrate to your

line conditions as outlined under the high voltage error

description.

Message: Critical Error! Unit requires service. Call Dinex (888)

673-4639. 7

Condition: Inverter drawing power when commanded off.

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