What does it mean when the indicator light on the power fuse for the instrument cabinet is on?
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Guys, I have a question – does anyone know what it means when the red light on the image is on?
It is possible that: 1. At the top of the electrical panel, yellow indicates the power supply for phase A, green indicates that for phase B, and red indicates that for phase C. 2. In the control circuit, red means the device is in operation, green means it is stopped, and yellow indicates there is a fault
Hello, sir. Do you know what component is the one that is lit in the picture?
I’m just replying quickly to complete the task. I haven’t read your post; don’t take it seriously
The fuse must be broken; replace it
It doesn’t seem so; the device is working fine
Are these power distribution terminals? Generally, there is a light-emitting diode on the fuse of the 24VDC+ terminal. Since you say the insurance isn’t broken, that’s a bit strange. Take a clearer photo of the terminal, or provide the terminal model.
When we encounter this situation, it’s definitely the fuse that has burned out
In most cases, it’s the fuse that has blown. If the device is supposed to be working properly, then try replacing the terminal