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Fireye MicroM Flame Safeguard (MC-5000) fault codes

What all 18 Fireye MicroM Flame Safeguard (MC-5000) fault codes mean, in plain words, with a risk grade for each. These come from the manufacturer's own manual. The fix for each one is in WERCS Diagnose.

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CodeWhat it meansRisk
6Lockout Line Frequency Noise Detected
Electrical noise or spikes were detected on the main power, locking out the burner control.
RED
7Lockout Flame Fail - PTFI
The pilot flame was not detected during the trial period, locking out the burner system.
RED
15Lockout Fault Unknown
An unknown fault has occurred, causing the control module to lock out the burner system.
RED
16Lockout Amplifier High Count Fail
The amplifier signal level is abnormally high, forcing the burner control into a lockout state.
RED
19Lockout Flame Fail - MTFI
The main flame was not detected during the trial period, locking out the burner system.
RED
20Lockout False Flame - STANDBY
A false flame was detected during standby or purge, preventing the burner from starting up.
RED
21Lockout Intrlck Open
The running interlock switch opened or failed to close, locking out the burner control system.
RED
22Lockout Intrlck Closed
The interlock switch was detected as closed when it was expected open, preventing burner startup.
RED
24Lockout Chassis Opto
The chassis opto-couplers have short circuited, forcing the burner control into a lockout state immediately.
RED
37Lockout Flame Fail - AUTO
A flame failure occurred during the main firing period, locking out the burner control system.
RED
39Lockout Main Valve
Voltage was detected on the main fuel valve during pilot ignition, locking out the burner.
RED
54Lockout Check Chassis
Improper voltage timing or a welded relay was detected, locking out the burner control system.
RED
55Lockout Check Programmer
Improper voltage timing or an internal diagnostic failure occurred, locking out the burner control system.
RED
56Lockout Check Amplifier
The amplifier module failed its internal diagnostic tests, forcing the burner into a lockout state.
RED
58Lockout Amplifier Auto Check Fail
The flame signal is too high or an internal fault occurred, locking out the burner.
RED
59Lockout Check BLOWN FUSE
A blown fuse or defective pilot component was detected, locking out the burner control system.
RED
76Lockout Check Scanner
A defective scanner shutter or false firing UV tube was detected, locking out the burner.
RED
N/ASystem Error
A system error occurred due to an electrical noise transient, locking out the burner control.
RED

Every code comes from the manufacturer's own manual. Subscribers see which manual and page.