From: ian field on 14 Mar 2010 17:19 The damn thing has developed the habit of bleeping at random intervals, I tried running it flat and then reconnecting the mains supply but it still keeps bleeping. The user manual doesn't have a trouble shooting table and apart from the random bleeping, the UPS appears to be working correctly. Any suggestions? TIA.
From: D Yuniskis on 14 Mar 2010 18:09 ian field wrote: > The damn thing has developed the habit of bleeping at random intervals, I > tried running it flat and then reconnecting the mains supply but it still > keeps bleeping. > > The user manual doesn't have a trouble shooting table and apart from the > random bleeping, the UPS appears to be working correctly. > > Any suggestions? Put a switch in series with the noisemaker. I ran a UPS with this symptom for years with the alarm disconnected. AFAICT, the UPS always "did the right thing" (in terms of power) so the noisemaker was just that -- a maker of noise. :<
From: ian field on 14 Mar 2010 18:18 "D Yuniskis" <not.going.to.be(a)seen.com> wrote in message news:hnjm2s$inl$1(a)speranza.aioe.org... > ian field wrote: >> The damn thing has developed the habit of bleeping at random intervals, I >> tried running it flat and then reconnecting the mains supply but it still >> keeps bleeping. >> >> The user manual doesn't have a trouble shooting table and apart from the >> random bleeping, the UPS appears to be working correctly. >> >> Any suggestions? > > Put a switch in series with the noisemaker. I ran a UPS > with this symptom for years with the alarm disconnected. > AFAICT, the UPS always "did the right thing" (in terms > of power) so the noisemaker was just that -- a maker > of noise. :< My best guess would be the battery's internal resistance has started to increase. If it does give up, I have a 12V12Ah battery left over from a bigger UPS I scrapped that used 2 batteries - one was dud and a new UPS from Maplin was cheaper than replacing the battery. It won't fit, so it looks like fly-leads through holes drilled in the case - I can pull the wires off the sounder while I'm at it.
From: ian field on 15 Mar 2010 15:46 <Meat Plow> wrote in message news:3ji3ar.i4g.17.11(a)news.alt.net... > On Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:19:00 -0000, "ian field" > <gangprobing.alien(a)ntlworld.com>wrote: > >>The damn thing has developed the habit of bleeping at random intervals, I >>tried running it flat and then reconnecting the mains supply but it still >>keeps bleeping. >> >>The user manual doesn't have a trouble shooting table and apart from the >>random bleeping, the UPS appears to be working correctly. >> >>Any suggestions? >> >>TIA. >> > > Check the voltage input. Perhaps it drops lower than the switchover > threshold. I have 2 identical UPS boxes on the same ring main - only 1 is playing up.
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