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THE THERE WAS NO POWER AND THE UPS WENT OFF,NOW BATTERY BREAKERS tripped and cannot come on,also there is configuration error alarm .the unit is not coming on

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You blew the logic board. That is the configuration error alarm. Batteries are tripping because batteries are bad.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 24, 2009

SOURCE: Opti-UPS 1400ES UPS unit - Beeping 14 Times, stops, Beeps Again.

you can try this asia systems technologies look for our sale person william +65 65478990 [email protected] i suspected that now that u UPS is have hardware issue.. to determine if the unit is really the problem it hav to be do a further diagnos..

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 14, 2009

SOURCE: Unwaranted UT3K UPS check battery warning

Hi!
1) By the way, batteries are really new (or "China new")? ;)
If they really new then maybe not start-formed. In this case after little time they will get steady (end of problem). If they are "China new" - it worse, their real capacity usually less then 75% from declared.
2) Try to check batteries connectors, wires and their eyelets. If there is weak contact - charging will be wrong (low current)...
3) Check small orange (voltage sence) connector...
4) Look, what happened with P-62, P-63, P-74 ang P-75 settings? maybe there something is wrong...

Maybe, it will be helpfull?
P.S. Please, excuse my weak english.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 26, 2009

SOURCE: UPS does not supply power to equipment after power trip

Some of the less expensive UPS devices have two sets of plugs.  One set provides backup power and the other set only provides surge protection.  You need to ensure that the devices for which you want backup power are plugged into the correct outlets on the UPS.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 25, 2009

SOURCE: "On Battery" Alarm Sounds when Power Available.

if this comes sometimes and goes, this means that the power to ups is sometimes deviating from the specific ups input range, hence the ups is rejecting it. mesure the input voltagesand frequency with a multimeter and check whether they match the specified ones in the ups manual. aslo with some ups there are switches that you use to set the input voltages or number of phases in the ups input. check the manual to see whetther your ups has such.

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