These are Error Codes 520 - 591 on the W&H LExa Autoclave.

W&H Lexa Error Codes 520 – 591

Understanding the error codes that can occur while operating an autoclave is vital to ensure it functions optimally and reliably. This article explores the different errorLexa MN-111 sterilizer with the door open showing trays. codes associated with the W&H Lexa, detailing their meanings and steps to troubleshoot them.

This article focuses on error codes 520 – 591, sourced from the official troubleshooting manual provided by W&H.

If you have any queries regarding these error codes, the W&H Lexa, or any other related matters, feel free to contact us at 704-966-1650 Option 3 for our Free Tech Support Line.

 


Error Codes

Error Code 520

Description –Door locking timeout.

Possible Causes

A.) Microswitch disconnected (LOCKED position). 

B.) Microswitch failure (LOCKED position). Main board failure. 

Checks and Actions

A.) Check the connections between the microswitch (LOCKED position) and the main board and the relevant wires. If the problem persist, see next step. 

B.) See Test instructions service book, chapter SPECIFIC TEST FOR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS, Door locking system – automatic mode, Door locking system – manual mode. Replace the microswitch if needed. If the problem persists, check the continuity of the cables from the microswitch to the main board. If the problem persists, replace the main board.

The W&H Lexa Main Board with Temp Sensors can be found here on our website.


Error Code 521

Description – No current through the door locking motor. 

Possible Causes

A.) Motor disconnected. 

B.) Main board failure (current detection or motor supply). 

C.) Cable failure. 

D.) Motor failure. 

Checks and Actions

A.) Check the connections between the motor, the pressure switch and the main board. 

B.) See Test instructions service book, chapter SPECIFIC TEST FOR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS, Door locking system – automatic mode, Door locking system – manual mode. If the motor rotates, but the problem persists replace the main board. Otherwise see next step. 

C.) Check the integrity of the relevant wires. If needed replace cables. 

D.) See Test instructions service book, chapter SPECIFIC TEST FOR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS, Door locking system – automatic mode, Door locking system – manual mode. 

The W&H Lexa Main Board with Temp Sensors can be found here on our website.


Error Code 522

Description –Door locking motor: too high current at start (during door closure) 

Possible Causes

Motor failure. Main board failure. 

Checks and Actions

See Test instructions service book, chapter SPECIFIC TEST FOR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS, Door locking system – automatic mode, Door locking system – manual mode. 


Error Code 526

Description – Unexpected position of the microswitch (the door is locked and the switch changes status) 

Possible Causes

Microswitch failure. Main board failure 

Execution of the Emergency door opening procedure.

Checks and Actions

Replace the door locking system, if the problem persists replace the main board. 

The W&H Lexa Main Board with Temp Sensors can be found here on our website.


Error Code 527 – 531

Description – Impossible position detected. 

Possible Causes

Microswitch failure. Main board failure. 

Checks and Actions

See Test instructions service book, chapter SPECIFIC TEST FOR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS, Door locking system – automatic mode, Door locking system – manual mode. 


Error Code 529

Description – Unexpected pressure during door opening. 

Possible Causes

Pressure sensor failure. Main board failure. 

Checks and Actions

Depressurize the chamber artificially (activate the chamber safety valve manually). If the problem persists, disconnect progressively all sensor cables from the main board. Every time you disconnect a sensor, check the ERRORS screen: 

  • If the error disappears, replace the cable/sensor that causes the error.
  • If the error persists, replace the main board 

The W&H Lexa Main Board with Temp Sensors can be found here on our website.


Error Code 532

Description – Door locking motor: too high current at start (during door opening) 

Possible Causes

Motor failure. Main board failure. 

Checks and Actions

See Test instructions service book, chapter SPECIFIC TEST FOR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS, Door locking system – automatic mode, Door locking system – manual mode.


Error Code 533

Description – Door unlocking timeout. 

Possible Causes

  • Wrong microswitch connection (OPEN side). 
  • Microswitch failure (OPEN side). Main board failure. 

Checks and Actions

The following should only be performed on OPEN side microswitch:

See Test instructions service book, chapter SPECIFIC TEST FOR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS, Door locking system – automatic mode, Door locking system – manual mode.


Error Code 534

Description – Impossible position detected.

Possible Causes

Microswitch failure. Main board failure.

Checks and Actions

See Test instructions service book, chapter SPECIFIC TEST FOR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS, Door locking system – automatic mode, Door locking system – manual mode.


Error Code 535

Description – Door locking: motor: current consumption error (during door opening) 

Possible Causes

Motor failure. Main board failure. 

Checks and Actions

Replace the door locking system, if the problem persists replace the main board. 

The W&H Lexa Main Board with Temp Sensors can be found here on our website.


Error Code 591

Description – Software error in door position detection 

Possible Causes

Software error. Main board failure.

Checks and Actions

Upgrade the software to the latest version, if the problem persists replace the main board. 

If the problem persists, call service. 

The W&H Lexa Main Board with Temp Sensors can be found here on our website.


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