What is Agfa CT error code HC11329?

Power supply module over-temperature protection tripped. It is reported by the Power Supply Module on DryStar 5500 (Type 5364/100) and DryStar 5503 (Type 5364/300) CT systems. Severity: Alarm; subsystem: Power Supply Module — Over-Temperature Protection.

What should a field engineer do about HC11329?

Check cooling conditions first — dust buildup or a failed cooling fan — and let the module cool. If the warning keeps recurring after cooling is confirmed adequate, treat the power supply module as defective: power off and replace it (Part PS_spare).. Isolate the Power Supply Module — Over-Temperature Protection subsystem and follow the status-code troubleshooting in the service manual. FSELIB documents the full diagnosis and remedy for the DryStar 5500 (Type 5364/100) / DryStar 5503 (Type 5364/300).

AlarmPower Supply Module — Over-Temperature Protection

HC11329 — Power supply module over-temperature protection tripped

Agfa CT error code, reported by the Power Supply Module.

What HC11329 means

On DryStar 5500 (Type 5364/100) and DryStar 5503 (Type 5364/300) CT systems, status code HC11329 indicates: Power supply module over-temperature protection tripped. The code originates in the Power Supply Module — Over-Temperature Protection section of the Power Supply Module. Severity level alarm (Alarm).

Reported action: Check cooling conditions first — dust buildup or a failed cooling fan — and let the module cool. If the warning keeps recurring after cooling is confirmed adequate, treat the power supply module as defective: power off and replace it (Part PS_spare)..

Raised on the Drystar 5500/5503 when the power supply module's own over-temperature protection trips. Classed as a Failure — a warning is issued but no immediate service intervention is required. Local display shows "PWS-overtemperature. Cooling down.", distinct from the Defect-level HC10301, which uses near-identical Meaning wording ("Temperature of powersupplymodule is too high") but points straight to "Call service".

Full troubleshooting for HC11329

The complete diagnosis, cause tree, and step-by-step remedy for the Power Supply Module — Over-Temperature Protection subsystem are documented in the FSELIB Activion16 (TSX-031A) service manual — re-authored, web-first, with real figures.

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Source: AGFA DryStar service manual — HC error catalogue (FSELIB authored corpus). Reference information re-authored by FSELIB — not a copy of the OEM manual.