Genie Z-80/60, Z-135/70, S-100, S-105, S-120, S-125: faults by source and type
Genie message — RIGHT REAR STEER ANGLE SENSOR — VALUE AT 0 V
This message occurs in machines: Genie Z-135/70.
blocking fault
The Genie display shows this message as “RIGHT REAR STEER ANGLE SENSOR — VALUE AT 0 V”. It is a blocking fault or a safety-related code: do not use the machine until the cause has been found and removed.
Effect on the machine: Primary up, Secondary up/down and Extend disabled, Alarm sounds
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
Check for 5.0 VDC at the sensor. Check for damaged wiring going to the sensor. Check that the % .0 VDC LED is lit on the TCON board. Repair or replace as necessary
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
- RIGHT REAR STEER ANGLE SENSOR — VALUE AT 5.0 V
- RIGHT REAR STEER ANGLE SENSOR — VALUE TOO HIGH
- RIGHT REAR STEER ANGLE SENSOR — VALUE TOO LOW
- STEER VALVES - LF, RF, LR, RR — FAULT CHECK
- SECONDARY BOOM SWITCH TIMEOUT — TOO MUCH TIME HAS ELAPSED FROM WHEN LSS1RO IS RELEASED AND LSS1RS IS RELEASED ON EXTEND AND LSS1RS IS ENGGED AND LSS1RO IS ENGAGED. OR THE JOYSTICK WAS ENGAGED THREE TIMES IN THE INTERVAL.
- SECONDARY BOOM SWITCHES INTERMITTENCE FAULT (LSS1RS FAULT) — EITHER LSS1RS OR LSS1RO HAVE CHANGED STATE WITHOUT A SECONDARY BOOM EXTEND/RETRACT COMMAND OR THEY HAVE CHANGED STATE WHEN THE SECONDARY BOOM IS NOT FULLY RAISED.