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08/07/2025 9:07 pm
Well I have a Kone Resolve which gives me random 179 (unintended movement) faults. Ive verified the car is not moving. It will give me this fault if I leave it on inspection with the doors closed and I put a straight edge across the sheave and it has not moved. I’ve swapped out the machine encoder and the car top encoder from a good running car and verified the coupling is in good shape and the issue continues on the problem car. I have swapped the adon board with a spare I was told “is good”, still having the same issues. I read in the fault book I might have to “zero” the NTS board if the D169/d171 led flicker. I don’t think I have a NTS board. Any suggestions would be appreciated, and could be repaid with a night of Bowfishing if y’all make it to south Louisiana. Tight lines and calm seas my friends.
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08/07/2025 10:46 pm
I looked through the parameter book and found 5-40-1 is a "set zero speed" parameter. I returned the car to service and will see how it goes. I am still looking for some direction.
09/07/2025 7:36 am
Brake module possibly?
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09/07/2025 8:11 pm
lowoil, i did read in the fault book that this could happen if there is not 230v present on a plug going to the adon board. i dont remember off hand which plug it is but when ever i checked it there was voltage present. Perhaps at the time of the fault there was not causing the fault........ i do not have a spare brake module. do you know of anything i could check for to determine if the module is failing? thanks pal
10/07/2025 6:20 am
I just had one in a failed constant state and replaced the module. This was 2013 i think,lol.
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11/07/2025 2:40 am
Lowoil was the brake picking when you had that failed board? Is there anything else you would recommend looking into?
11/07/2025 8:25 am
I think pick then drop right away
13/07/2025 7:08 am
I would go over the Brakes and make sure you can spin the washer behind the spring by hand.The car only has to move a tiny bit before it throws an unintended fault. The Brake Pads should also be looked at carefully.