CT/e, CT Prospeed AI/FI Irix or Linux
Symptom
Abnormal noise heard from Servo Voltage stabilizer unit connected to CT. See Long description. Abnormal noise heard from Servo Voltage stabilizer unit connected to CT. In countries where the Line incoming power varies a lot during different times of the day, Servo Voltage stabilizer are installed to deliver constant Voltage output and it has a range or tolerance of voltage it can stabilize. If the incoming voltage is very less or very high (i.e out of tolerance) the low cut off or the High cut off will disconnect the out put. If the input variation is within the tolerance limit the servo variac adjusts itself to deliver constant pre defined voltage. This is achieved with the Variac movement and it makes noise as it moves for all the 3 phases.
Applies to
- Product
- CT/e, CT Prospeed AI/FI Irix or Linux See long description for sale information Product Name: CT/e Single CT Scanner: Irix Platform A list of types. (a Product/hardware table) N/A An On-site / Remote identification aid . (Example: check_config) N/A A Table of options (included, optional, new introductions, …) N/A A list of Software that has run on this product (Product / Software Compatibility Table) 3.01 / 3.02 / 3.03 Linux CTe Product photographs N/A Marketing Information N/A Documents: Always use the most appropriate documentation for your system. Documentation can be found on CT Service CDROM/DVD, or online at FCT Service Engineering Tech Pubs Website, Common Document Library, and My Workshop. Links to the updated Product Service Manuals, FMIs, Service Notes, Option Manuals and Operator Documents can be found in the attachment Always use the most appropriate documentation for your system.
- Area
- CT
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