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4.4
Automatic temperature reduction (ACE)
Unnecessary thermal loading of the melt should be avoided. The device therefore swit-
ches to standby mode at reduced temperature when the trigger has not been actuated for
a considerable time (paused operation).
In the condition as supplied the temperature is reduced by 40 °C after 30 minutes' paused
operation. The programming of the relevant parameters is described in Section 3.3.2.
Briefly actuate the trigger or the Up or Down button to quit standby mode. The device
immediately reheats to working temperature.
4.5
Switching off
1. Press the Start/Stop button (6) for approx. 1 s until the display goes out.
2. Adjust the operating pressure down to "0" with the pressure regulator (3) or disconnect
the compressed-air supply.
5
What if...
This Section summarises the status and error messages and provides help in eliminating
errors.
If malfunctions occur please check first
• hat the power supply and
• compressed-air supply are functioning correctly, and
• whether there is mechanical damage to the device or supply lines (power supply, com-
pressed air).
If you find any mechanical damage, the device may in no circumstances be started up
again. Have it checked and repaired by a qualified service agent.
5.1
Status and error messages in the display
Indication
Decimal point on left flashes
Decimal point on right is lit
ERR
F1L
F1H
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Cause
Warm-up phase active
Setpoint lowering active
Permitted maximum tempera-
ture of 260 °C exceeded
Sensor fault, short circuit
Sensor fault, sensor breakage
Keylock active
Data loss in parameter memory The regulator must be replaced by a quali-
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What, if...
Action
The warm-up phase is ended when a
temperature 2°C short of the set working
temperature has been reached.
See parameters P1 and P2 (Section 3.3.2)
Allow to cool down
Have the device checked by a qualified
service agent.
Have the device checked by a qualified
service agent.
See parameter P19 (Section 3.3.2)
fied service agent.