FAQ

What should I do if the indicator lights are faulty?
Check the wires to the door controls for any signs of burns.
Check if there is voltage across the pilot lamp terminals.
o
If there is no supply, disconnect the gray plug on J10 of the Group 5 PC
board and
reconnect it again to ensure proper fitting.
o If there is voltage across the pilot lamp terminals, order a replacement door mounted control.
If there is none, check the control panel for possible errors.
Check if the voltage reading on the Group 5 control panel is correct.
o Check the readings with the voltage rating of the ATS.
o If there’s none, check the voltage across the lugs. If the correct voltage is supplied, check
the harness. If it is not the harness then the problem is on the controller.
Why won't the ATS retransfer to normal?
Normal is unavailable
The retransfer to normal inhibit is activated. (Check the wiring diagram
for feature 34A terminals. The jumper could be loose or disconnected)
The solenoid operator is damaged.
Emergency source voltage is not correct.
The ATS has feature 6C and 6D enabled on the switch.
The time delay hasn’t lapsed yet.
Control panel error
Mechanical problem
Why won't the ATS start the generator?
There is incorrect wiring of the engine start.
The control wires are loose.
The generator is not set to auto.
There is an active alarm on the generator.
The NR relay failed (Control panel error)
Why won't the ATS transfer to Emergency?
Emergency is unavailable.
The Transfer to Emergency Inhibit is activated.
The Load Shed from Emergency feature is activated
The solenoid operator is damaged
The ER relay is damaged
The controller is damaged
There is mechanical failure.
Why won't the engine exerciser work?
The Engine Exerciser settings are not configured properly (Refer to the Group 5 User’s Guide)
The Generator has a built-in engine exerciser
The Controller firmware needs to be upgraded