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    The elevator was tripping at each floor and closing its doors, then would run normally for a few hours before tripping again. When checking the elevator control card, all readings were normal. Replacing a #5 relay did not fix the issue. Further testing revealed that the CPU's +5V power supply voltage would occasionally drop, triggering the elevator to trip. Replacing the 5V/20A power supply resolved the fault and returned the elevator to normal operation.

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    The elevator was tripping at each floor and closing its doors, then would run normally for a few hours before tripping again. When checking the elevator control card, all readings were normal. Replacing a #5 relay did not fix the issue. Further testing revealed that the CPU's +5V power supply voltage would occasionally drop, triggering the elevator to trip. Replacing the 5V/20A power supply resolved the fault and returned the elevator to normal operation.

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    Elevator Fault Findings Mitsubishi (VFCL) - Engineer For All's Blog

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    The elevator was tripping at each floor and closing its doors, then would run normally for a few hours before tripping again. When checking the elevator control card, all readings were normal. Replacing a #5 relay did not fix the issue. Further testing revealed that the CPU's +5V power supply voltage would occasionally drop, triggering the elevator to trip. Replacing the 5V/20A power supply resolved the fault and returned the elevator to normal operation.

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    6/26/2017 ElevatorFaultFindingsMitsubishi(VFCL)|EngineerForAll'sBlog

    Elevator Fault Findings Mitsubishi ( VFCL)


    Fault:Liftistrippedatlevelanddoorisclosed.Canresetandrunafew
    hoursandthenfaultagain.
    Findingfaultstep:(Wearecheckingwithoutcomputer)
    CheckthecardLEDdisplay(29,89,60,4DG,etc).Foundthatallis
    normal.
    Checkthecardsupply.Itreadabout4.9V.Sonormallycanaccept.
    Sowedecidedtoreplace#5relay.Itissometimehappenthiskindof
    condition.
    Beforereplacing,wetrytoresetthesystem.testagainwithhandspeed
    upanddown.
    Atthattime,wecheckagainCPUsupplyvoltagebecausepowersupply
    voltagecandropwithload.
    Lucky.+5Vsupplysuddenlydropto4.1Vandawhileitbackto
    normal4.9V.
    Wecheckagainandtestafewwithautomodetomonitorsupply.
    Correctaftertesting20min,supplydropto3.9Vandliftistripped.

    Soreplacedthepowersupply(5V/20A)andliftrunbacktonorma

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