I am having pretty much the exact same problem the past few days. My situation is that the car was shutdown for almost 4 days (customer’s fault for not calling in the shutdown). When the building finally placed the service call for the shutdown, I was busy so my co-worker went and he had a bunch of leveling faults and leveling issues. He called me because he was having some issues with the car so I asked him if the tank was cold and he said it was ice cold. I told him to run the car, heat up the oil, and see what he gets. He was able to run the car on INSP and after the oil heated up some, the car ran fine. The next day the building advised me the car was shutdown again. I was getting a bunch of faults (leveling, door operator, pit oil switch, cold oil, NiIntFail, ect). At first I thought it was a power supply issue because the car keeps throwing multiple random faults (power supply seems good). After about a day or two of troubleshooting, the only fault I am now getting is 107 NiIntFail. Car runs on INSP, and no matter what once I take it off INSP the status goes right to AST. If the car is anywhere in shaftway it runs down to bottom landing, sits there and stays in status AST. If car is at bottom landing already when I flip it from INSP to NORMAL, it doesn’t even run and goes right into AST. I’ve been servicing this elevator for 6 years so I am aware of the of the double reset and this car is usually reliable other than the occasional shaftdoor problems. The mainboard was changed twice on this car years ago for non-related issues. I basically feel the car is stuck in AST status no matter what maybe due to some type of bad input or whatever. The main board may need to be replaced, but I would like to try one or two more things first prior to swapping out the mainboard. Philelevman: I know it was a few years ago, but do you remember which shielded pair was causing your AST issues. Please let me know. Any advice from anyone else also would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Last edited by CRC1281; 02/01/25 03:51 AM.