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5000 Fault (Cont’d) Table 2. List of Faults for Fuel Controllers (Cont’d) Bit # SPV/GSPV FAULT RFC FAULT LFC FAULT (For V4.8X and Higher) LFC FAULT (For V4.7X and Lower) 11 Not Used Not Used Drain Tank High Level Sensor Not Used 10 Not Used Self Test: Header Error/ Data CRC Drain Tank Low Level Sensor Not Used 9 Not Used Self Test: Phase C Motor Undercurrent Not Used Not Used 8 Not Used Self Test: Phase C Motor Overcurrent Pressure Transducer Open Not Used 7 Self Test: Header/ Data CRC Self Test: Phase B Motor Undercurrent Pressure Transducer Short Not Used 6 Self Test: Temp Sensor Self Test: Phase B Motor Overcurrent Not Used Not Used 5 Not Used Self Test: Phase A Motor Undercurrent Board Thermocouple Open/Short Self Test: Board Temperature Sensor 4 Not Used Self Test: Phase A Motor Overcurrent Not Used Not Used 3 Self Test: LVDT Position Feedback Self Test: A/D Converter Fault Not Used Self Test: A/D Converter 2 Self Test: A/D Converter Fault Self Test: Personality Module - EEPROM Checksum Not Used Self Test: ROM Fail 1 Self Test: Personality Module - EEPROM Checksum Self Test: CPU RAM Fail Not Used Not Used 0 Self Test: PIC RAM Fail Not Used Not Used Self Test: RAM Fail Fault Decoding Process - Example The following example illustrates the decoding process for fuel subsystem faults. For this example we assume that the system is running on high pressure natural gas and therefore, has an SPV as the fuel control device. At the command line type ITASTR=1 The response is ITASTR, 0=0x0001 0x00800008 The number of interest is 00800008. Converting this number to binary using Table 1 yields the number 0000 0000 1000 0000 0000 0000 0000 1000 Counting from right to left and starting with bit 0 we see that there is a “1” in the location for bit 3 and bit 23. Referring to Table 2, this means that the SPV declared a Position Feedback fault in both the self-test mode (bit 3) and normal operation (bit 23). Once the bit numbers are identified, then refer to tables on following pages for detailed analysis of the faults identified by each bit. Observe Safety Precautions - Refer to Important Safety Instructions for Details 430001-001 Rev B (Sep 2002) 73 Troubleshooting Guide Capstone Turbine Corporation reserves the right to change or modify without notice the design, the product specifications, and/or the contents of this document without incurring any obligation either with respect to equipment previously sold or in the process of construction.PDF Image | Overview SERIES 5000 FAULT CODES Package Faults
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