Crown WAV50-118:
Code 7

We have a Wave here that has a Service Code of 7 - SRO... which I cannot seem to fix. When it is in Code 7 fault, the following occurs.
1. In "hands free" on the controls, it makes no difference. Code 7 still errors.
2. If I short out the foot pads it does not fix it.
3. The gate switches are working.
4. There is no voltage at the foot pad terminals. Normally 24V. What stops the 24V at this point?
5. There is 24 Volts at the base platform switch terminal and on the platform terminal block.
6. The horn still works. So I am guessing ED-8 contact is closed.
7. The gate siren still works.
There is something else, somewhere on the machine that makes Code 7 error, but I cannot see it. Any help will be appreciated.
  • Posted 2 Nov 2022 19:00
  • Discussion started by C_Charles
  • New Zealand
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What part of the unit was messed up ?
  • Posted 20 Jul 2024 12:08
  • Reply by Wattscrowntech
  • California, United States
Daniel
A pinched wire and some bad crimps on a cable termination modification to the machine caused the fault.
  • Posted 10 Nov 2022 20:06
  • Reply by C_Charles
  • New Zealand
Thanks.???? I checked for pinched wires and the connections but i have not actually checked the pods.
  • Posted 5 Nov 2022 04:06
  • Reply by C_Charles
  • New Zealand
Hawera Taranaki
  • Posted 5 Nov 2022 04:01
  • Reply by C_Charles
  • New Zealand
Code 7 also relates to the steer and traction pots. Hav e you checked these ? Also May pay to calibrate then also
  • Posted 3 Nov 2022 21:10
  • Reply by Lindetechnz
  • New Zealand
Lindetechnz
Where in nz ?
  • Posted 3 Nov 2022 21:07
  • Reply by Lindetechnz
  • New Zealand
Lindetechnz

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