Battery Is Low

What does 40 mean?

This condition occurs when the lithium back-up battery, located on the MOK 11 card, which is responsible for retaining CLM01.3-M memory (programs, parameters, counter status) during power OFF, falls below its minimum voltage level.

• The 3.6-volt lithium back-up battery is depleted or has critically low voltage.
• The back-up battery is disconnected or poorly seated on the MOK 11 card.
• Faulty MOK 11 card preventing proper battery charging or monitoring.
• Prolonged power off periods, leading to battery drainage.

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Turn OFF all power to the CLM01.3-M.

2. 2

   Carefully remove the Memory and Battery Module (MOK 11 card) from its slot (refer to Figure 2.3 in the manual).

3. 3

   Replace the 3.6-volt lithium battery with a new, compatible replacement.

4. 4

   After battery replacement, all parameters and program data will be lost; re-enter them from a backup or manually (refer to Chapters 4 and 5).

5. 5

   Ensure the new battery is securely installed and the MOK 11 card is properly re-seated.