BMS Fault
Kone · Elevator Control
What does 106 mean?
A critical fault has been detected by the Battery Management System (BMS), indicating a severe issue with the battery or its management. This fault disables all motion functions.
Common Causes
- Critical fault detected by the BMS, potentially related to battery cells, temperature, or communication failure.
- Internal failure within the BMS module.
- Serious battery voltage, current, or temperature condition.
Repair Steps & Checklist
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- 1
Measure the battery voltage at the terminals of the BMS unit to confirm it is within the specified operating range.
- 2
Inspect all wiring and connectors between the battery, the BMS module, and the main elevator control board for loose connections, corrosion, or physical damage.
- 3
Verify the input supply voltage to the BMS charging circuit or the dedicated battery charger to ensure proper power delivery for battery maintenance.
- 4
Check the BMS diagnostic indicators or the elevator control panel's fault log for any specific sub-codes or additional information related to the BMS fault.