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Code E115 - Contactor Off, Welded or Missing, or Faulty Power Amp
Reason: Controller could not close contactor (contactor OFF),contactor welded, or contactor missing.
Possible Cause with Corrective Actions/Checks:
Contactor did not close (contactor OFF).
1. Problem with main contactor tips.
a. If contactor clicks prior to getting this code, try polishing the
contactor tips with a clean pencil eraser. If this does not work or
there is permanent contactor damage, replace the contactor.
2. Low voltage.
a. Try closing the contactor with a good battery.
3. Short in the contactor coil.
a. Replace the contactor
Contactor welded.
1. Main contactor tips welded.
2. Short circuit in contactor circuit.
a. Check the contactor wiring (coil) and cabling.
Contactor missing.
1. Open circuit in the contactor circuit.
a. Check the contactor wiring (coil) and cabling.
2. Faulty power amplifier.
a. Check the power amplifier for error code.
b. Check the power wiring.
  • Posted 17 Oct 2014 23:17
  • By LTS1
  • joined 18 Dec'13 - 74 messages
  • Florida, United States

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