Scantronic 9800 "Lb" Fault
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if i remember (its been a while since i worked on the 9800 series)
lb means battery missing
so check the battery, or just change it, to be on the safe side
if you have the knowledge,
check the charge rate and voltage on the existing and new battery
just to make sure the power supply is working
oasis
lb means battery missing
so check the battery, or just change it, to be on the safe side
if you have the knowledge,
check the charge rate and voltage on the existing and new battery
just to make sure the power supply is working
oasis
... oh, and don't forget that,
A healthy battery voltage is no indication that there is any capacity available, in the same way that fumes smelt in your fuel tank is no indication that petrol exists!
In other words the battery could still be faulty.
Is the control panel with the battery in the airing cupboard?
By the way > Lb = Control panel low battery.
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Blown battery fuse.
can anyone remember whether there is a battery fuse on the 9800??
(if there is it will be (probably) a 20mm glass 5 amp slow blow)
for the life of me i cannot remember (i can remeber how to program one but not if there is a fuse on the pcb)
would that not come up a fb ??
oasis
(if there is it will be (probably) a 20mm glass 5 amp slow blow)
for the life of me i cannot remember (i can remeber how to program one but not if there is a fuse on the pcb)
would that not come up a fb ??
oasis
The 9800 does'nt have any traditional fuses, they're all polyswitch fuses (ie self re-setting).
To the original poster, are you getting a voltage on the end of the battery leads, and does the battery take over when you disconnect the mains? Usually if the fault and service LEDs are on, it means the fault is still present and has'nt been reset. If just the service LED is on, it means the fault has cleared but needs resetting (sometimes and engineer reset is required)
To the original poster, are you getting a voltage on the end of the battery leads, and does the battery take over when you disconnect the mains? Usually if the fault and service LEDs are on, it means the fault is still present and has'nt been reset. If just the service LED is on, it means the fault has cleared but needs resetting (sometimes and engineer reset is required)
Hi,
Just got back after a few days away and the keypad seems to have no power to it and the outside bell is quietly sounding. I've powered it down and rebooted it but it hasn't made any difference. Completely clueless now!! I've disconnected the battery and removed the power cable but the outside bell is still sounding. As a last resort I disconnected the bell wiring from the circuit board but that didn't make any difference.Could the bell battery or box be the problem? Thanks
Just got back after a few days away and the keypad seems to have no power to it and the outside bell is quietly sounding. I've powered it down and rebooted it but it hasn't made any difference. Completely clueless now!! I've disconnected the battery and removed the power cable but the outside bell is still sounding. As a last resort I disconnected the bell wiring from the circuit board but that didn't make any difference.Could the bell battery or box be the problem? Thanks
What Joe means is that there is a battery in your outside bell (SAB) that needs a continuous 12v from the control panel to stop it sounding.
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