When the remote shows port connection error it is an indication a Node on the CAN bus is offline. See (CAN BUS CODES) to access the node tree.
In this case the KF2 I/O module was bad.
Found the T7 24Volt power supply light was not on. Internal fuse was blown.

This supply runs the 24V power for the CPU and I/O card. When the power supply was replaced port connection error was still present. Found that cpu was powered and was registering on the node tree but the rest of the nodes beyond the CPU were offline.

The start command wasn’t being fed to the F10 safety switch. This command is supplied by the CPU and turns on power to the drives. The electrical Schematic lists +A-Q0 as the main start contactor this is actually contactor +A-K001 in the cabinet.

When the contactor was manually activated the drives would fire up. It was determined the KF2 needed replaced to complete the logic sequence . Once replaced, the remoted connected and the crane started.

The KF2 is housed along with the KF1. Unbolt the KF1 from the housing (6- T15 Torx bit screws ) and disconnect the ribbon connector to separate the KF1 from the KF2.










