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What Should I Check for JACK A4B Err-04 or Err-05 Overvoltage?

Exact model: JACK A4B-A/C

Safety: Disconnect mains before clearing thread or checking motor/solenoid connections.

A.

Start with the accessible checks

What this suggests: On the RA6/AHE59 220 V version, Err-04/Err-05 describe excessive supply voltage (manual threshold above 264 V).

What to do

  1. Identify the fitted controller and rated mains input, then have a qualified electrician verify the outlet supply and abnormal surge/incorrect circuit.
  2. Disconnect unsafe voltage and repair the branch circuit, regulator or connection as diagnosed.

Still not fixed? Continue to the next check.

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B.

If the problem remains after the first checks

What this suggests: Do not copy those limits to 110 V A4B models.

What to do

  1. If the control reports overvoltage with independently correct supply, qualified service must inspect controller sensing and braking stages; do not replace the power board without confirmation.
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Confirm the repair

No overvoltage code during idle, speed changes and braking at a correctly rated supply.

Technical references

www.jacksew.com

manuals.plus

www.scribd.com

www.manualslib.com

manualzz.com