Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 10 12:22:44 EDT 2008 | stepheniii
And I don't think you are talking about lockout keys. I think you are talking about the safety interlock bypass keys. Pretty much the opposite of a lockout device. A lockout prevents the machine from being turned on and a interlock bypass allows th
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 30 17:06:19 EDT 2020 | bboyer
So, I have inherited a couple of "vintage" GSM1 machines, and we've got one powered up, trying to see if it even works, before registering the machine and paying Universal some money. It appears several of the safety interlock switches are triggered
Electronics Forum | Tue May 13 12:15:47 EDT 2008 | locostpp
Harry, thanks for your comments. Certainly circuit diagrams where appropriate and mechanical schematics of complex parts like the head would be useful to the end user. We are working hard to eliminate relays and switches from the unit, and things
Electronics Forum | Fri May 01 15:35:03 EDT 2020 | travishemen
I'm not sure if these are similar to our Genesis machines but if they have removable feeder banks they are part of the safety circuit. If they are not installed or if the sensors on them are misaligned it will show the same as an interlock violation
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 14 18:16:58 EDT 2013 | isd_jwendell
With those interlocks tested, and confirmed good. I would check the end-of-travel safety switches next. It may think that the head is at the end of it's travel.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 13 19:48:31 EDT 2013 | marcelorotofrance
The front door has as security switch, indeed. It works ok. A lever switch for override the door switch is also included from factory. (It don´t look good from the safety point of view but, you know). There is also a presostatic switch on the air reg
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