18.4 Alarm list BioDrill

The fan’s speed is higher than the set upper alarm level.

Check the alarm limit settings that are programmed in the menu for alarm levels.

The fan’s rotation rate is lower than the programmed lower alarm level.

Check the alarm limit settings that are programmed in the menu for alarm levels.

Check the BioDrill seed hopper level.

Check the sensor’s cable, contacts and connections.

Check that the sensor is not dirty or damp. Wipe the sensor clean with a dry cloth.

The sensor may be defective.

Check that the connectors and supply cables to the BioDrill are correctly connected.

Check the tractor’s charging voltage.

The time limit for CAN communication between Gateway and BioDrill has expired.

Check that the motor outputs on BioDrill are configured.

Check the wiring between Gateway and BioDrill.

Check the ground cables in the entire installation.

Check that the connectors and supply cables to the BioDrill are correctly connected.

Check the tractor’s charging voltage.

There is a thermal overload of the BioDrill motor.

Check and clean the output unit if it has stopped.

There is an overload of the BioDrill motor. The motor trips when the power supply exceeds 5 A.

The temperature in the sensor is too high.

Switch off and wait until the sensor has cooled.

The machine will not start or stops because the system has been overloaded.

Check and clean the output unit if it has stopped.

Wait until the machine has cooled.

The machine will not start because the temperature is below the lower limit for working temperature for seed feeding.

Check the power supply to the output unit.

Check the motor and the cabling to it.

Check whether there are product residues in or under the motor housing.

Clean and run the motor at a higher speed by increasing the fan’s rpm.

Check the gear setting.

Check the power supply to the output unit.

Check the cabling, connectors and connections.

Check the power supply to the output unit.

Check the motor and the cabling to it.