2400
What This Code Means
Generator running underspeed for > 30 seconds when undervoltage alarm set; Single Zero Cross missing; Undervoltage due to faulty excitation winding, or zero cross circuit, or circuit in general; One zero cross missing for greater than 1.5 seconds; Field Current measured value is above threshold; The controller fuse is missing or damaged in such a way that it does not work; Fuse problem must be detected for 1.5 seconds; Command and position feedback not matching or taking too much time to achieve; Governor in open position for greater than one second; Governor in closed position (commanded otherwise) for greater than one second
Possible Causes
- •Blown 7.5 amp fuse (F1)
- •Firmware older than V1.30
- •Missing / Damaged Fuse
- •The 7.5 amp Controller Fuse is missing or blown (open)
- •circuit in general
- •engine intake exhaust or mechanical issues
- •faulty excitation winding
- •field boost hardware failure
- •fuel supply/control system
- •governor module
- •governor wire loose
- •overload
- •zero cross circuit
Suggested Actions
- 1Check 7.5 Amp Fuse Alarm Code 2400
- 2Clear any faults in the controller before proceeding with any running diagnostic steps
- 3If fuse continues to blow, proceed to Problem 19 flow chart
- 4If the fuse is bad, replace it with an identical 7.5 amp replacement fuse
- 5If the fuse is good, refer back to the flow chart
- 6Perform Test 44
- 7Perform Test 66 – Check cranking and running circuits
- 8Procedure for Alarm E-Code 1905
- 9Procedure for Alarm E-Code 1916
- 10Procedure for Alarm E-Code 2101
- 11Procedure for Alarm E-Code 2400
- 12Procedure for Alarm E-Code 2500
- 13Procedure for Alarm E-Code 2501
- 14Procedure for Alarm E-Code 2502
- 15Remove Load
- 16Remove and inspect the 7.5 amp fuse (F1)
- 17Repair or replace
- 18Replace controller
- 19TEST 66 – CHECK CRANKING AND RUNNING CIRCUITS
- 20Test 68
- 21Test the fuse for an open with a DM or continuity tester
- 22Visually inspect the fuse and fuse element
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