EEPROM Checksum Error

What does 94 mean?

This fault signifies an error in the checksum calculation for data stored in the EEPROM, indicating that the EEPROM itself is likely defective. This can lead to corrupted configuration data and prevent the unit from functioning correctly.

• Defective EEPROM.

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Reset the fault by switching off and then switching on the DC 24V supply voltage.

2. 2

   Reset the error via the error reset function.

3. 3

   Contact SEW Service.