Loadrite Sprint User Manual - 8.10. No
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LOADRITE Sprint User manual
8.10. NO
LOCK
The interlock was not closed when lifting the load. The interlock must be closed (or the bucket must be fully rolled back) while
lifting the load. No weight is displayed and therefore there is no weight to add.
8.11. OVERLOAD
The lifted weight exceeds the full scale (capacity) setting. If the
Overload Error
is set during installation, overloaded weight
cannot be added.
8.12. POOR
LIFT
If a weighing error is close to, but not greater than, the tolerance limit, the LOADRITE Indicator displays this warning message.
The weight can be added as usual.
8.13. PRINTER
DISABLED
Print function has been disabled at installation.
8.14. PRINTER
ERROR
There is a fault in the printer. Check that the printer is online and has paper.
8.15.
RETURN UNDER RANGE
The return pressure was too low. This indicates a fault in either the pressure transducer or the cable that connects the
transducer.
8.16. SPEED
CHANGED
For accurate measurement, the speed of raising the lift arms must be smooth, without acceleration or deceleration. The
LOADRITE Weighing System can detect changing speed as the arms go past the Trigger Point. Depending on the installation of
the LOADRITE Weighing System, there are two possibilities:
No weight is displayed, and therefore there is no weight to add. Repeat the lift and avoid accelerating and decelerating at or
near the Trigger Point.
A weight is displayed. Add weight to the total (acknowledging that the weight measurement is not reliable) or ignore this
weight and repeat the lift smoothly.
8.17.
SPEED TOO HIGH
This message displays if the speed of raising the arms is too fast and exceeds predefined limits.
Lift the arms again slower. If the
message displays again, there may be a fault in the system. The LOADRITE Weighing System
should be checked and, if necessary, re-calibrated.
8.18.
TILT TOO HIGH
The angle of the loader is at an unsafe roll or pitch while weighing. The
Tilt Too High
message accompanies the specific roll or
pitch error at the top bar of the display.