SECTION 29 – "BIBAG: VALVE 1 OR 2 ERROR"
Per the Hydraulics Front View figure below, a "Bibag: Valve 1 Err", indicates an electrical problem with
Valve #100 OR Valve #101. A "Bibag: Valve 2 Err" indicates an electrical problem with Valve #103
Turn the machine OFF!
A)
B) Per
Figure 4C
(page 11), ENSURE the 20 and 26 pin ribbon cables
are plugged SECURELY into the bibag Interface Board!
C) Pull the hydraulics away from the cabinet.
D) ENSURE the blue wires at Valve #100, #101 and #103 terminate
properly at their solenoid terminals (Figure right).
E) ENSURE the solenoids and their terminals show no signs of rust or
corrosion!
F) Set your CALIBRATED volt meter to read RESISTANCE (Ω).
G) To avoid error, one valve at a time, unplug both wires from its solenoid
terminals and, Figure right, measure resistance (Ω) BETWEEN the
terminals. Between 40 and 100 Ω?
Between 40 and 100 Ω! Plug the wires back into the solenoid
Yes
terminals then repeat part G for all three (3) valves. If all three valve
solenoids are between 40 and 100 Ω see part H next page.
Less than 40 Ω OR more than 100 Ω! Replace the Valve.
No
2008T Troubleshooting Guide
P/N 490292 Rev. A
Page 727
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