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Post by mthomas55 on Feb 10, 2023 17:03:52 GMT
Getting flow inlet error in rinse and dialysis mode on 2008T machine with bibag with 13,000 hours. Flow motor barely turns or doesn't turn at all. Deaer pressure & loading pressure are good. Flow motor voltage at distribution board is very low, less than 1 volt. Tried 3 different motors & new gear head installed. Replaced power logic, actuator, functional, distribution & mother boards. Power supply (multicolored) cable is good. Any suggestions appreciated!
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pacnw
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Post by pacnw on Feb 10, 2023 17:35:15 GMT
!. CHECK Loading pressure. Good pressure means the error is on the secondary side, Bad pressure it’s on the primary side. Always start with this. Read your pressures while the error is present. If intermittent wait for the issue to show then read the pressure. 2. Check valve 101 if Bibag 3. Unplug #6 and put a resistor into the place so you are checking valves 43 and 30. Flow to drain if good 4. Open shunt door to check valve 24 and 25. If the error goes away it’s valve 26, if it stays you have cleared all three valves. 5. check drain flow 6 check conductivity= if condo high= stuck closed BC valve Stuck closed BC Valve troubleshooting from Select Program Screen Plug valve 35 into V30’s spot and check flow at red Hansen hose Plug Valve 37 into V30’s spot and check flow at the red Hansen Flow should be the same or 800 ml a minute 7. Check TMP High TMP=top of the screen(negative) = stuck open BC valve on spent side Low TMP = Bottom of screen or Positive= stuck open BC Valve on fresh side If you suspect a leaking BC Valve then run the leak test. Rinse machine before running test Spent side checks 1. Put dialysate connectors into a bucket of water. 2. Plug flow pump into deaer spot 3. Plug valve 36 into Valve 33 check flow rate at end of drain hose 4. Plug valve 38 into valve 33 check flow rate at the drain 5. Should be equal amounts Whats left to check is Diasafe and CFS switch
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Post by pacnw on Feb 10, 2023 17:38:53 GMT
Remember an INLET alarm is an OUTLET issue.... NO FLOW will cause the flow motor to not turn on properly. Check your flow paths. Drain valve 30 could be your culprit
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Post by mthomas55 on Feb 21, 2023 19:18:56 GMT
Turned out it was the power supply.
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