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JustWolf
@justwolf
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Joined: Jan 1, 2010
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Rolly, yes the cpu power supply was changed. El, thought the same, moved rails in before I changed the Hatch Proximity Switch interrupters, is what SE...

8 years ago
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Well RB1 didn't do it, Makes me think more, so do you suppose it could be the tone board. It would be a surmisation, but, if it stays at the floor I c...

8 years ago
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This Error is logged if one of the inputs failed the CIO test at the start of a run.

8 years ago
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Don't know anything about these, but my guess would be a back contact of the safety check. On inspection it does not do safety checks.

9 years ago
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Occurs when software detects that the Stop-Override switch is bypassed by a contact-short (RUEHC1,2.) Check CIOHNA hardware. Extra info: 65 Stop-Overr...

9 years ago
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Not to go on a rant, 400A with SDM present for it's entire life. All of a sudden becomes INVALID...... Sure seems suspicious to me. I know that there ...

9 years ago
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pm an e-mail

9 years ago
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I'm looking for one also....... sure would appreciate it.

9 years ago
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24 volt power supply in the drive?

9 years ago
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Recommended: all chain. But I'm not the Boss. If you do partial problems could be worse. I've done a lot of chain.

9 years ago
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Two sections of bad chain.

9 years ago
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Sounds reasonable, pit ladder must extend 48" above the sill and or handgrips must be provided to the same height. The rungs must be 16" wide and the ...

9 years ago
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When you get the call, that is when they need you. Remember they can call the next guy and you won't get called again. Simple as that.

9 years ago
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Woot Woot, re-load now brought them up. In the vault. HN problem, my bad, upper right corner IOC CON44, don't plug CON38 into it. Just to make it know...

9 years ago
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