Dimmer module only works when hard powered on

Hi Mel,

What is the model number of the dimmer - shown on the small sticker on the right where the signal LEDs are?

When you say you physically switch it on - are you flipping the switch on the front of the module?

-Tom

Hi Tom,

I believe the model number is ETR10AFR. And yes sorry, I do mean on the front of the module when I switch it on there.

Mel

Gotcha. OK. The "AF Breaker Trip" message should obviously only happen if the breaker trips; and it shouldn't affect the functionality of your module. What I would do is:

- Power down the rack

- Remove the problem module

- Check the interior for any loose wires

- Check the fuses in the module with a voltmeter (there are two fuses at the back)

If that all seems OK, depending on the age of the module it may well still be in warranty - I'd give your nearest ETC office a call to get a warranty repair or replacement

Gotcha. OK. The "AF Breaker Trip" message should obviously only happen if the breaker trips; and it shouldn't affect the functionality of your module. What I would do is:

- Power down the rack

- Remove the problem module

- Check the interior for any loose wires

- Check the fuses in the module with a voltmeter (there are two fuses at the back)

If that all seems OK, depending on the age of the module it may well still be in warranty - I'd give your nearest ETC office a call to get a warranty repair or replacement

Thanks so much for your help! I'll give all that a try