0 troubleshooting – Rice Lake TradeRoute HL Series - Operation Manual (Legal-for-Trade) User Manual

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TradeRoute Operator’s Manual

5.0 Troubleshooting

Symptom

Probable Cause

Action

The scale indicator will not
power up.

Blown in-line fuse.

Replace in-line fuse, PN 126876.
The fuse holder should be located
near the battery or inside the cab.

Truck voltage is less than
11 volts.

Repair faulty electrical system on
truck. The panel requires at least
11 volts to operate properly.

Indicator turns off or resets
in the middle of a transac-
tion.
OR
End button will not func-
tion but start seems to
work properly.

Low voltage to control
panel.
Indicator on, hydraulics
in, use to raise body.

Check other electrical equipment
that may be operating (air condi-
tioning). The charging system on
the vehicle may not be maintaining
at least 11 volts.

The alarm LED stays on all
the time.

The scale’s up/down
sensor may be damaged
or not working.

Check that reed switch is oriented
properly and not broken.
(See Figure 4-3.)
OR
Make sure the magnet has not
fallen off or been moved out of
position. Scale up/down sensor
PN127638

The system will not START,
END or both.

Weight reading is not
stable enough.

It may be too windy to get a stable
weight. Check the motion light on
the indicator. The system can only
start and end when the light is out.

The weight reading on the
indicator is unstable.

The circuit board in the
control panel may be
wet. If there is a junction
box for the load cells on
your system, check
inside for moisture as
well.

Dry any areas that are contami-
nated with moisture. Check for
leaks and reseal.

A load cell cable may be
pinched or damaged.

Contact RLWS or a qualified
dealer for support. Cutting the
load cell cable will void the war-
ranty. Special repair techniques
are required.

The scale has a positive
error when loading or a
negative error when
unloading.

Mechanical binding
problem on scale.

Check all hydraulic hoses and
conduit. They must be long and
loose enough not to exert a force
on the scale. Check all load cell
covers to see that they are not
bent or contacting the lift arm or
cylinder.

The scale has a negative
error when loading or a
positive error when
unloading.

Moisture is present
somewhere in the elec-
trical system.

Dry any areas that are contami-
nated with moisture. Check for
leaks and reseal.

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