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Suspect charger board failure. Replace with new model 9130. 9120 is obselete

You can set the output voltage from the LCD display. Goto UPS Setting todo this

I have a unit I'm parting out. Bill - 5086797432

Direct current will always run even if batteries are dead. Batteries only kick in during a real outage. Is this what you are referring to?

Did you use quick-connects on back of device?Copy following link for wiring illustration:http://waterheatertimer.org/images/Wire-2-outlets.jpg If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gene_9f0ef4df2f9897e7

you can download the user manual on their website.

relay not work

you have to check the I/P voltage , the face rotation , THR. of rectifire , IGBT ,driver of the IGBT

its busted by the sounds of it so unless you add more detail thats all I will give as an answer

There is alot of possibilities on this on. Most likely it is in your input or output. You may have a 208V or a 480V input but your UPS may be programed for 240 or another voltage. I have the manual and all the knowledge you need. Email me at [email protected]

0377 is the default password. You can visit the Eaton website and visit the 9170+ UPS product page. To view the manual, click on the documentation tab.

Hi,

All the manuals can be foung by going at the link below:
http://www.powerfactorinc.com/ups/powerware/ferrups_manuals__options__supp.htm

Thanks,
E-ware

Here is the 9120 documentation page but Eaton generally does not publish circuit diagrams for smaller UPSs like this. Some people may be technical enough to take a UPS apart but most aren't and it can be very dangerous. I suggest you contact the Eaton hardware support forum.

Did your UPS display "Battery disconnected" or did it display "Battery Failure"? If it was "Battery Failure", for some reason the Powerware 9120 will take almost 18 hours after plugging in to power after battery replacement to correct the Battery Failure indication. Charger has to charge up the batteries, followed by an automatic battery test by the UPS. If the indication was "Battery Disconnected", you will need to check the internal fuses to see if they are blown. If the UPS keeps blowing fuses, it will require a board repair.

Here is the 9395 documentation page: http://powerquality.eaton.com/Products-services/legacy/9305-info.asp You can also leverage the hardware support forum: http://tools.mgeops.com/form/support/index_hard.php

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I would contact Eaton's hardware support forum in Europe. Here is the documentation link for the 9120 UPS:

This could be several things, fortunately the device should actually be helping you to diagnose the issue. There are different beeps for different issues. They are as follows:

1 Beep Every 5 Seconds = Power Outage\Loose Plug Connection\Tripped Circuit Breaker\Power Cord Damage or Failure

2 Beeps Every 5 Seconds = Low Battery Alarm

3 Beeps Every 5 Seconds = Battery Needs Charging\Service\Replacement

3 Beeps Every 5 Minutes = The Battery is discharged and battery power is unavailable (If this continues battery replacement may be necessary)

1 Beep Ever 1/2 Second = Power Requirements exceed the UPS Capacity (remove some equipment to lighten the load on the unit)

Continuous Beep = Short Circuit / Input Voltage out of Range / UPS Fault (Likely replacement of entire unit)

That should help diagnose the actual issue. If it turns out the battery needs to be replaced they can be found online for around $20. A simple google search for Powerware 3110 Battery should return what you're after. Good luck!

Please Call me at Gruber Power Services tech support. It's free tech support. Ask for Eric

Not sure what you mean by load the batteries. Replace them? Yes. Bypass mode is typically used when servicing the unit. You can email Eaton if you like: [email protected]
Here is the legacy documentation page for the 9120 UPS: