UPS R6000 Models User Guide

Troubleshooting
5-2 HP Uninterruptible Power System R6000 Models User Guide
Table 5-1: Responding to Audible Alarms continued
Audible Alarm Group Audible Alarm Sound Cause Action
Shutdown within 30
seconds (continued)
Beeping begins slowly and
gains speed as the UPS
approaches shutdown.
The UPS shuts down 30
seconds after audible alarm
begins.
If a shutdown delay has
been programmed, the
accelerated alarm begins
before the last segment
shutoff.
No action is needed.
The alarm occurs during
the last minute of Sleep
timer if Sleep mode is
enabled.
No action is needed.
Loads in Jeopardy
A continuous alarm sounds.
This audible alarm tells you
the loads are in jeopardy
and will sound until the
condition is resolved for all
load groups.
The Standby button was
pressed, placing the UPS
in Standby mode.
Take the UPS out of
Standby mode.
An overload greater than
105% occurs while the
UPS is in Operate mode
or on battery power.
Check the LCD display to
verify the total load. Reduce
the load on the UPS.
Warning
A beep sounds every half
second.
The UPS is running out of
battery power while on
battery power.
Check the battery status on
the LCD display.
The self-test fails. Check the batteries status
on the LCD display and run
the self-test again.
The battery test fails. Check the LCD display to
see if the voltage is too low.
Check if you have a bad
battery, a battery is
disconnected, or a battery
breaker is in the on position.
Run the battery test again.
Heat sink is over
temperature while the
UPS is not on battery.
Check to make sure the
airflow around and to the
UPS is not restricted. Check
the room’s ambient
temperature. If the alarm still
sounds, contact an
authorized service provider.
An over voltage condition
occurs.
Cycle the input power (turn
the mains circuit breaker off,
then on). If the condition
remains, contact an
authorized service provider.
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