Genie Z-80/60, Z-135/70, S-100, S-105, S-120, S-125: faults by source and type
Genie message — PRIMARY BOOM UP/DOWN FLOW VALVE(S) (#1 AND #2) — NOT CALIBRATED
This message occurs in machines: Genie SX-180, SX-150, SX-135 XC, SX-105 XC, Z-80/60.
warning / function limited
The Genie display shows this message as “PRIMARY BOOM UP/DOWN FLOW VALVE(S) (#1 AND #2) — NOT CALIBRATED”. It is a warning: some functions of the machine may be limited until the cause has been removed.
Effect on the machine: Normal function except threshold for one or the other direction is zero. Display message on LCD.
Possible causes
The manual does not list the causes for this code: the service technician establishes them during diagnosis of the machine.
What you can do
Switch the machine off with the emergency stop and switch it on again. If the code comes back, do not use the machine and call service.
Solution from the manual
Calibrate Thresholds.
Source: Genie Service Manual Z-80/60 (88619), Service and Repair Manuals Z-135/70 (1268557) and S-100/S-105/S-120/S-125 (102916), Control System Fault Codes tables.
The descriptions are quoted from the manufacturer's service documentation and are for guidance only. Clearing codes, calibrations and repairs are carried out by a qualified service technician according to the manual for the specific serial number. A machine with an active blocking code must not be used until the cause has been removed.
Does the message not go away?
RK Rental services Genie lifts at our workshop or on site at the customer's premises (construction site, factory, warehouse). We read the code, remove the cause and select the parts by serial number.
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Neighbouring Genie messages
- PROPEL POWER P38 — FAULT CHECK
- TURNTABLE ROTATE POWER P39 — FAULT CHECK
- SECONDARY UP/EXT POWER P30 (NOT CURRENTLY USED) — FAULT CHECK
- PRIMARY BOOM UP/DOWN FLOW VALVE(S) (#1 AND #2) — JUST CALIBRATED
- PRIMARY BOOM UP/DOWN FLOW VALVE(S) (#1 AND #2) — VALUE TOO HIGH
- PRIMARY BOOM UP/DOWN FLOW VALVE(S) (#1 AND #2) — VALUE TOO LOW
