Tweco 400 Ultra-Cut(May 2014) User Manual

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ULTRA-CUT 100 XT/200 XT/300 XT/400 XT

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8. If “ /RAS ON” signal is low on pin 16 of the 40 pin ribbon cable, relative to TP1 on the CCM I/O board, during the ignition

time then we need to determine if the Relay board is defective. If /RAS ON signal is not low the CCM or the 40 pin ribbon

cable may be defective.

a. If the Relay board RF ON LED, D23, is not on while the /RAS ON signal is low, then the Relay board is defective.

b. Is D23 is on, measure for 120 VAC on J8-3 to J8-11. If not present the Relay board is defective.

c. If 120 VAC is present at J8 during the ignition time go back and perform steps 2-4.

Troubleshooting Pilot Board problems.

1. The Pilot board is behind the CCM in the AC 300 XT and all Ultra-Cut XTs or on the upper section of the second inverter

module in an AC 200 XT and has two LEDs. The first one, D11, a green LED, indicates the board has bias power and

should be on all the time when the unit is turned on. The second LED, D2, also green, is on when the pilot is enabled, that

is the pilot IGBT switch is turned on. The pilot is enabled near the end of preflow time and remains on until the transfer

is established or for 15 seconds after which a 102 code is displayed. If D2 performs as expected you know the CCM,

Relay board and work current sensor are not causing the problem.

2. If D11 on the Pilot board is not on check if the 10 pin ribbon cable is connected between the Pilot board (J42) and the

Relay board (J3). Measure for 24 VDC on the Pilot ribbon cable test connector pin 2 (+) and pin 10 (-). If 24V is present

and neither D11 nor D2 lights then the Pilot board may be defective. Pilot board end of the ribbon cable could also be

the cause.

What should happen on the Relay board is LEDs D12, work Current Detected & D11, Pilot Current Detected should both be

off. When you apply START after 2 seconds (Preflow time) D7, Pilot Enable, should come on. Also D23, RF ON, should

come on indicating the Arc Starter is being enabled. Normally D23 would only be on for a moment until pilot current

is detected. Then D11 would be on (and D23 off) until arc transfer or pilot timeout (15 sec.) Since a pilot has not been

detected D11 should not come on.

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