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konakart 11-20-2010 11:30 AM

Par Car Sevcon Controller- code
 
Can someone please tell me what 4-blinks on this sevcon controller code indicates. My first thread had spin heads as well as mines. My guess if I can wiring down from the code and hope to take it from there.:help:

roady89 11-20-2010 11:49 AM

Re: Par Car Sevcon Controller- code
 
Contactor welded or wiring fault giving a high voltage between M1 and B- before closing contactor

Check: Welded contactor tips, power wiring

roady89 11-20-2010 11:50 AM

Re: Par Car Sevcon Controller- code
 
1 Attachment(s)
Sevcon Diagnostic Chart

konakart 11-20-2010 12:05 PM

Re: Par Car Sevcon Controller- code
 
Hi There Roady89,
Thanx for your quit response, I'll go ahead and follow up with your advice. This is a little complex due to their massive upgrade, owners of this cart were told their solenoid was bad. I had sold them a new 48v, going according to his pix. I had look at the old it was a 24v......very complex project.

Tech Support 11-22-2010 11:20 AM

Re: Par Car Sevcon Controller- code
 
The 48V cart used a 24volt contactor. The voltage is clipped at the controller, so that we can utilize and stock only one contactor whether it's for 48.36 or 24 volt system.

FYI. The four flash could also just be a bad controller, with the defect actually inside the controller in that circuit. So if you KNOW the contactor is good, you have a bad controller.

konakart 11-22-2010 03:32 PM

Re: Par Car Sevcon Controller- code
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tech Support (Post 483200)
The 48V cart used a 24volt contactor. The voltage is clipped at the controller, so that we can utilize and stock only one contactor whether it's for 48.36 or 24 volt system.

FYI. The four flash could also just be a bad controller, with the defect actually inside the controller in that circuit. So if you KNOW the contactor is good, you have a bad controller.

A new 48v solenoid has been replaced from a 24v, N with 4 flashes. Correct me if I'm wrong these sevcon controller is not repairable, if so what controller replaces these type to make it operate properly.

Tech Support 11-22-2010 04:20 PM

Re: Par Car Sevcon Controller- code
 
You either have to replace the sevcon WITH a sevcon, or go back in time and install something like a curtis, which would require changing the wiring harness (or at least the multipin connector).

konakart 11-22-2010 05:41 PM

Re: Par Car Sevcon Controller- code
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tech Support (Post 483322)
You either have to replace the sevcon WITH a sevcon, or go back in time and install something like a curtis, which would require changing the wiring harness (or at least the multipin connector).

thanx for the input, I'll take these info N see where it takes me. I'll let you know the outcome...

FIXEROFCARTS 11-22-2010 08:51 PM

Re: Par Car Sevcon Controller- code
 
Alot of repair places just 86 the sevcon system and put in a system they know. Spend a 1000 bucks for a controller or convert it for less.

konakart 11-22-2010 09:11 PM

Re: Par Car Sevcon Controller- code
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by FIXEROFCARTS (Post 483479)
Alot of repair places just 86 the sevcon system and put in a system they know. Spend a 1000 bucks for a controller or convert it for less.

thanx for your input FIXER....what do you suggest will work to replace this sevcon controller?


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