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~ Stepper module must be X-13650455-04 or newer.
14 Starter module X-13650453-13 and greater have a less sensitive MPL diagnostic trip point.
Problem 49: Motor winding temperatures changing rapidly and randomly.
Corrective Action:
1 Electrical noise problem in the Circuit module. X-13650451-04 Rev. D or later corrects the
problem by adding a filtering circuit.
Problem 50: Differential Oil Pressure Calibration Diagnostic following post lube. Second-
ary problem may be the oil pump will not shut off after post lube.
Corrective Action:
1 Diagnostics are active in all non-running modes and the unit has been off for 5 minutes. The
UCP2 calibrates the oil pressure sensors and if an error is found greater than 3 PSID a
diagnostic is called out.
~ Sensors
~ Changing system pressures caused by such things as a pressure or changing water temper-
atures.
2 If the oil pump is running and will not shut off in post lube, the problem is a wiring error on the
Starter module. One or both of the following apply.
~ 115 VAC is connected to terminal J6-3 of the Starter module. Check to see if it was con-
nected incorrectly to Terminal J3-1.
~ Terminal J8 on the Starter module. J8-1 (Wire #13) goes to the 2K1 Contactor. J8-2 (Wire
#15) goes to 2K1 Auxiliary. Check to see if Wire #13 and Wire #15 are reversed.
Problem 51: Differential Oil Pressure
On Circuit module revision X-13650451-13 and newer, has a positive oil pressure
trip at 2/3 the setpoint with a default setpoint 12 psig and a minimum of 9 psig
setpoint.
Corrective Action:
1 The Circuit module was clearing the 3 minute oil pressure establish timer during a remote
RESET. This would result in an Oil Pressure Overdue diagnostic. (Exists for Circuit modules
X-13650451-06 and earlier).
2 Faulty oil pump motor.
3 Faulty 1F2 fuse.
4 Faulty Circuit module relay output.
5 Faulty oil pump capacitor.
6 Faulty oil pump sensor and/or wiring.
7 Clogged oil filter.
8 Faulty oil pressure regulator.
9 Differential oil pressure when the unit is off. The unit sees current due to Feedback via the
PFCCs or CTs. We get a starter interrupt failure. The UCP2 thinks the motor is running and
brings on the oil pump and logs differential oil pressure diagnostics.