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(@alwaysfixin)
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This single 330a 5 stop hydro is having problems at the 4th floor. It will not register a call. The hall board has been replaced an swapped with other floors, we have checked the rotary switch. I assume if a plug in wire is bad then all the buttons would work since it is in series? Does anyone have any ideas?



   
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(@Rolly)
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You clear faults and are cycling power when you change a board?



   
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(@firbug13)
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Sometimes they are stubborn to accept new boards and you have to power down and drain the capacitor on the 360 board completely and then fire it up and you should be good. you can also check the to see if the node is good.



   
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Originally Posted By: alwaysfixin
This single 330a 5 stop hydro is having problems at the 4th floor. It will not register a call. The hall board has been replaced an swapped with other floors, we have checked the rotary switch. I assume if a plug in wire is bad then all the buttons would work since it is in series? Does anyone have any ideas?

the elevator acept the call before ? did you see ?
if not

you remplace the board more than 1 time ?
sometimes recives bad hall boards

swap 5 to 4 and reconfig the sw and reset the controller

maybe is lock in the controller
i cant remember the menu but has somthing for floors



   
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we replace schindler hall call PCB i dont know ho to set the floor selection adress PCB has no any dip switch and rotry switch paleas help me out.



   
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(@Huskervator)
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You may have the wrong board. Your replacement board should be either a 222836 or 222837. The easy way to replace is to duplicate your new board settings with the one you are replacing. Your job drawings show also the setting of the switchs.



   
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