Event 26 – Engine revolution (RPM) low

Event Description

The engine revolution is below its lower limit.

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German text view of the event 26 for the engine revolution
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English text view of the event 26 for the engine revolution
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Chinese text view of the event 26 for the engine revolution
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Spanish text view of the event 26 for the engine revolution
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French text view of the event 26 for the engine revolution
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Symbolic view of the event 26 for the engine revolution
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Elements of the Event page

Elements of an Event page: Event type, QR-Code, event number and event symbol or text.
Elements of an Event page: Event type, QR-Code, event number and event symbol or text
Event symbolConsequences of the event
Error symbol Error eventWhen an error event occurs, the monitored quantity has reached its error Limit. Error events shutdown the generator
Warning symbol Warning eventWhen a warning event occurs, the monitored quantity has reached its warning limit. Warning Events don’t shutdown the generator
Information symbol Information eventAn Information event is for information purpose only and has no effect on the generator operation

Device that triggers this event:Generator control

WarningNo
ErrorYes

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General warning
General warning

Causes and solutions

This error can have multiple possible causes. If it occurs after the starting phase has already been completed or during normal generator operation, the most common causes are problems with the fuel.

NOTE: iControl2 (dependent on software release, see info box below) and iControl2.5 generate the event code 28 in this case.

Common causesPossible solutions
The fuel tank is emptyCheck the fuel level and if necessary top up the tank with fuel
The fuel filter is dirty or blockedCheck the fuel filter and clean it. Replace the defective filter if necessary
The fuel pump is blocked or defectiveCheck the fuel pump and replace the defective part if necessary
The fuel pump does not deliver fuel since there is a problem with its electrical connectionCheck the wiring of the fuel pump and the fuel solenoid valve
The fuel hose is bent, so that not enough fuel can be providedCheck the fuel hoses and remove existing bends
Air in the fuel systemBleed the fuel system
The fuel solenoid valve is defectiveCheck the wiring of the fuel solenoid valve
The generator is overloaded. This is the case when connected loads require more than the maximum power of the generatorReduce the load to ist nominal generator value. Follow the nominal power rating on the rating plate

If the error occurs immediately after the start-up phase, it may be that the start-up speed has not been reached because of a problem with the starter or with the servo motor

NOTE: iControl2 (dependent on software release, see info box below) and iControl2.5 generate the event code 26 in this case.

Common causesPossible solutions
The starter is disconnectedCheck the wiring of the starter
The starter is defectiveCheck the starter and replace the defective part if necessary
The servo motor is defectiveCheck the servo motor and its wiring


INFO BOX: iControl2 and iControl2.5 differentiate between two cases of low engine revolution and use different event codes for these cases. For all software releases two different, iControl-specific codes are displayed on the iControl2 panel (see table in iControl2 – Error Codes).

On the fpCAN bus using the »fpControl CAN Interface – SAE J1939«, the event codes depend on the iControl2 software release:
Up to release PiC2_2.34:
Event 26 – Starting failed/Engine revolution (RPM) low – This event occurs, if the generator does not start at all or if the RPM is not recognized.
Event 28 – unexpected stop/problem with fuel supply – This event occurs, if the engine initially started, but then the speed drops again (e.g. air bubble in the fuel system).

From PiC2_2.35, iControl2 takes over all Fischer Panda J1939 event codes from fpControl. The differentiation is no longer possible:
Error 26 – Starting failed/Engine revolution (RPM) low AND unexpected stop/problem with fuel supply
But there are still displayed the two different iControl-specific event codes on the iControl2 panel.

INFO BOX iControl2.5: There is a known issue with error 28 occurring on new installed generators with iControl2.5. In this case update the software of the control board to the latest release to solve this problem.
Engine revolution error on iControl3
Common causesPossible solutions
The communication between the inverter and the generator control is interruptedCheck the inverter communication cable and reconnect or replace it, if necessary
Load cable is not connectedCheck whether the load cable is connected and connect it, if necessary
Problem with the FMU…Frequency Measuring Unit: In iControl systems with iControl3 control, the frequency is measured inside the PMGi inverter using this additional measuring board.
For example, the measuring voltage inside the inverter is no longer present
The inverter must be checked by the Fischer Panda technician

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