Daktronics AB-1600-1.5,2.5 User Manual

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Maintenance & Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting Checklist – Line Receiver Displays

If the display has a line receiver, the following table covers a few problems that you may encounter
while operating the display, along with a cause/remedy. While this list does not cover every possible
problem, it does list those that are most likely to occur.

Problem

Possible Cause/Solution

One or more lamps will not light.

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Replace the lamp.

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Replace the socket.

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Replace the lampbank.

One or more lamps will not turn
off.

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Check for metallic foreign objects on the
lampbank causing a short.

=

Replace the lampbank.

Not all of one row of modules, or
part of one row of modules, is
working.

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Check for a bad vertical shift board (VSB)
by swapping in a known good vertical shift
board.

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Replace the ribbon cable from the VSB to
the underlying lampbank.

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Check appropriate breaker in panelboard.

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Check for 120 VAC incoming display
power.

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Replace the last working lampbank in that
row.

Garbled display or shifted
sequence.

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Set computer and line receiver to high line
feed.

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Double check line receiver is set for correct
display size.

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Replace line receiver.

Entire display does not work

=

Check for 120 VAC incoming display
power.

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Check fuse in fan control enclosure.

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Check line receiver indicator LEDs.

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Check all signal connections.

Single module does not work

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Check signal connection.

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Check power connections.

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Check appropriate breaker in panelboard.

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Check in-line transformer fuse.

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Replace lampbank.

Display works for a short time and
then blanks.

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Check that all fans are operational and
running at full RPM.

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Check that filters are not plugged and
limiting airflow.


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