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Start at the power supply and unhook a wire to see if the power comes back up. IIRC these are internally and electronically fused, and when the short is removed it should just come back up. Move away from the unit and keep unhooking/unplugging until you narrow it down.
The easiest way on coleman equipment is to unplug the communication cable at the bottom of the ECC. If the red lion powers back up, then you know the problem is going out to the gantry. In order of frequency, I would check all banner eyes, and then the prox switches.
If the unit does not power back up when you disconnect the comm cable it is most likely one of the floor eyes.
If you have isolated it to the gantry, you can either trip the eye relay on a 2.0 or disconnect the transmitter eyes from the OD 16 output. That will turn off all transmitter eyes and may help further isolate the problem. Look at the eye connectors for physical signs of overheating.
90% of the 24 DC shorts on 2.0s and fusion Xs unit are caused by the banner multi channel eyes. They often short at the connection to the cable. Replace those with the long cable that doesn't have a connector and your reliability will increase dramatically.
Thanks...i had to call down JC tech to troubleshoot the problem. We end up replacing 2 cables and 4 eyes. One of the eyes was the new version without pigtail disconnect. There goes the theory that those would last longer then the quick disconnect.
Thanks...i had to call down JC tech to troubleshoot the problem. We end up replacing 2 cables and 4 eyes. One of the eyes was the new version without pigtail disconnect. There goes the theory that those would last longer then the quick disconnect.