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Heavy Duty Balanced Opposed Compressors - Ariel Corporation

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FOR MODELS: JGZ AND JGU SECTION 4 LUBRICATION<br />

1. Removing Proflo PF1 batteries.<br />

2. Hold down the set button for 45 seconds. Holding the set button discharges internal<br />

capacitors and ensures a complete reset.<br />

3. Re-insert the batteries to reboot the Proflo PF1.<br />

*If the error was a one-time problem the Proflo PF1 will reboot as normal.<br />

*If on reboot the diagnostics detect an error, the Proflo PF1 will display the constant<br />

RESET error again. Replace the Proflo PF1 and contact <strong>Ariel</strong> <strong>Corporation</strong>.<br />

Sometimes on reboot the Proflo PF1 will flash reset. This is normal.<br />

RESET 1 -The Proflo PF1 processor was not able to determine if the EEPROM contains valid<br />

configuration information. Reset 1 is most likely to occur after a RESET 3 is reported. Upon<br />

Proflo PF1 reboot the stored configuration data will be lost and the programmed information<br />

will need to be reentered.<br />

RESET 2 - The Proflo PF1 processor was not able to determine if any data has been stored<br />

or where the next data should go. Upon Proflo PF1 reboot the stored data will be lost. Configuration<br />

data will still be there and the programmed information will not need to be reentered.<br />

RESET 3 - This is an internal Proflo PF1 fault. The Proflo PF1 processor tried and failed three<br />

resets. The most likely cause is failure to write to the EEPROM.<br />

NOTE: THE MOST LIKELY CAUSE OF RESET ERRORS IS MOISTURE ON THE PROFLO<br />

PF1 CIRCUIT BOARD. SEVERAL DESIGN PRECAUTIONS HAVE BEEN TAKEN<br />

TO KEEP WATER AND MOISTURE OUT OF THE CIRCUIT BOARD CHAMBER.<br />

THESE INCLUDE:<br />

1. The Proflo PF1 housing has been completely sealed in a low humidity room and<br />

will survive a 2300 psi (160 bar) power wash.<br />

2. There is a desiccant pack in the circuit board chamber.<br />

3. The circuit boards have a protective conformal coating.<br />

Proflo PF1 Operation Notes:<br />

1. If the alarm output is set for NC operation and the batteries are removed or go<br />

dead the Proflo PF1 will open the alarm contact. If the alarm operation is set to<br />

NO operation and the batteries are removed the alarm contact will remain in the<br />

open condition and the control system will not be told to alarm. For this reason<br />

<strong>Ariel</strong> recommends using the NC contact operation.<br />

2. Proflo PF1 Default programmable settings.<br />

This is as delivered to <strong>Ariel</strong> or reset using the FFT software.<br />

Alarm trip time = 120 seconds<br />

NC/NO settings = NO or non-fail safe<br />

<strong>Ariel</strong> shop work instructions set outputs to:<br />

Alarm trip time = 120 seconds<br />

NC/NO settings = NC or fail-safe<br />

Please see “Proflo Normally Open and Normally Closed Definition:” on page 4-<br />

44.<br />

7/09 PAGE 4 - 43

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