Disabling The Safety Interlocks (Door Sensor Checking Board)
Disabling The Safety Interlocks (Door Sensor Checking Board)
Preface: This article covers how to bypass the safety interlocks, the location of the door control board and safety warnings that should be followed if the user bypasses the interlocks.
USE OF PROPER SAFETY EYEWEAR AND PPE IS PRESCRIBED WHEN DEFEATING THE SAFETY SYSTEMS TO PULSE, TEST, ETC...
The video below shows the location for the Door Flap board on a Nova but you can locate the same board on a Nova Plus, Bolt or Odin to perform the same task.
Written Procedure:
USE OF PROPER SAFETY EYEWEAR AND PPE IS PRESCRIBED WHEN DEFEATING THE SAFETY SYSTEMS TO PULSE, TEST, ETC...
2. Press Button 6 on the Door board to Enable Bypass. The Red LED will light up or remain on even with door(s) open to let you know the doors are bypassed.
3. Press Button 6 again to Disable the Bypass (Power cycling the machine will disable the bypass)
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