CBE PC260-ST
Official technical documentation and workshop diagnostics for PC260-ST.
Reference
- 1 "TEMP/PROG" button to check both internal and external temperature and for system setting (see SETTING).
- 2 Button to check the car battery (B1) and the leisure battery (B2) and for the regulation of the programmable parameters' setting (see USER'S SETTING).
- 3 Button for the control of fresh water tank (in %), for fresh water refilling function operation (see "FRESH WATER TANK REFILLING" function) and for the regulation of the programmable parameters' setting (see USER'S SETTING).
- 4 On/off main button (to turn on/off press for 2 seconds): at the start-up the display carries out a functioning test and shows all symbols (including unused symbols).
- 5 "12V" button to switch the lights and the heating/boiler on and off.
- 6 Button to switch the pump on and off.
- 7 Awning light button; the awning light switches automatically off when you start up the engine.
- 1 "B2" leisure battery status display.
- 2 Fresh water tank status display.
- 3 It shows the car battery (B1) test, the blinking indicates the discharged battery alarm.
- 4 It shows the leisure battery (B2) test, the blinking indicates the discharged battery alarm.
- 5 External temperature digital indicator.
- 6 Internal temperature digital indicator.
- 7 It displays the setting menu.
- 8 It displays the clock and the required test.
- 9 It shows the unit of measure.
- 10 It shows the fresh water tank test, the blinking indicates the empty tank alarm.
- 11 It displays that the waste water tank is full.
- 12 It shows that the minimal voltage device has switched on.
- 13 It displays the batteries' paralleling when engine is on.
- 14 It indicates that the engine is on.
- 15 It displays that the tones are off.
- 16 It displays that the 230V net is connected.
- 17 It displays that the car battery recharging unit is on.
Master Troubleshooting & Diagnostics Matrix
| Error Code / Indicator | Symptom / Meaning | Possible Cause | Step-by-Step DIY Fix | Suggested Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Symbol 3 blinking | Car battery alarm | The car (starter) battery's voltage has dropped under 12V | The alarm clears itself once the voltage climbs back over 12.5V. | DIY Safe |
Symbol 4 blinking and two short beeps | Leisure battery discharge alarm | Leisure battery voltage gets 10.5V | This alarm also clears itself once the voltage climbs back over 12.5V. | DIY Safe |
Symbol 4 blinking and a short beep | Leisure battery reserve alarm | Leisure battery voltage gets 11.5V | Alarms are disactivated with voltage superior to 12.5V. | DIY Safe |
Symbol 12 | Minimum voltage control (battery protection) activated | The electronic protection device has cut the 12V circuits because the leisure battery has reached 10V | Pressing the on/off button on the control panel gives everything one more minute of power. Everything reconnects automatically once the voltage climbs back above 13.5V, and the control panel itself shuts down completely below 9.5V. | DIY Safe |
Symbol 10 blinking (and acoustic signal when engine is off) | Fresh water tank alarm | Fresh water level is lower than 10% of the tank capacity | The alarm clears itself automatically once the level rises back above 20%. | DIY Safe |
Symbol 11 blinking (and acoustic signal when engine is off) | Waste water tank alarm | The waste water tank has reached its screw-probe sensor level | The alarm is shown acoustically (when the engine is off) and visually via symbol ref. 11 blinking. | DIY Safe |
