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Troubleshooting your PurePower APS
This section contains troubleshooting information and an explanation of APS alarm conditions.
Condition
The normal mode indicator
is not on or APS won't start
Normal mode indicator
flashing, no power output
Battery indicator is lit
Bypass indicator is lit
Bypass indicator flashing
Battery indicator flashing
Ground fault indicator flashing
Overtemp indicator flashing
Overload indicator flashing,
APS turns off output
* The Audiophile APS is capable of supporting up to 110% of its rated capacity for 2 minutes and up to 150% of its
rated capacity for 30 seconds.
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Possible Cause
Power cord not connected
Wall outlet is faulty
APS is in standby mode
Utility power failure
APS is not connected to wall
APS in bypass mode
Bypass mode not available
Battery fully discharged
Battery failure
No ground wire or line
or neutral reversed in wall
Internal temp too high
Power demand exceeds
APS overload capacity*
Amplifier startup demands
Resolution
Check connections
Have outlet checked and repaired
Press the on button to switch to normal
mode
none
Check Input power cable
Your components have been transferred
to utility power. Power filtering an
surge suppression are active. Check
other fault indicators for cause.
Input power not within acceptable
standards, APS will continue to supply
your components.
Allow batteries to charge for 24 hours
then hold alarm reset button for 3 secs.
for self test.
Replace the batteries or contact your
dealer.
Have the outlet wiring corrected
Turn off and unplug APS, allow
to cool. check for blocked vents
and that airflow is not restricted. If
problem persists, contact your dealer.
Turn off and unplug APS. Wait 5
seconds, restart APS. If problem
persists, remove components from
APS until wattage is within APS rating.
Some amplifiers have extremely high
power draws excessive voltage*
on startup. A higher wattage APS model
may be required.