Fault
Possible Cause
Defective tool, cable,
or controller
Tool
Communications!
Tool Memory Board
failure
Defective tool
Tool not electrically
connected to
controller
Defective tool, cable,
or controller
Transducer /
transducer cable
within tool failure
Transducer Current
Fault!
Probable Solution
Major Considera-
tion That Led to
Solution
Replace defective
Exchanging known
tool, cable, or
good tools controllers
controller
and cables can
determine which
caused a failure
Replace the Tool
Tool found to be
Memory Board
defective
Re-engage and lock
Visual/mechanical
pins in connector in
inspection of pins in
handle
tool handle connector
Check tool whip/
No values indicated
extension cable
under
connections and
SERVICE>TOOL
ensure they are tight
screen
Replace defective
Exchanging known
tool, cable, or
good tools controllers
controller
and cables can
determine which
caused a failure
Replace transducer /
View transducer
transducer cable in
health, current and
tool
torque output meters
on ANALYZE screen
and determine if
values are in normal
range. Tool found to
be defective
SC Series Controllers
Troubleshooting
To Clear/Reset from
Fault Condition
Replace defective
tool, cable, or
controller.
If the controller is
found to be defective,
return to STANLEY
Assembly
Technologies for
repair.
If the tool is found to
be defective, see the
next row for
troubleshooting and
repair.
Replace and
reprogram the Tool
Memory Board in the
handle of the tool
Re-engage and lock
pins in connector in
handle
Connect tool to
controller
Replace defective
tool, cable, or
controller.
If the controller is
found to be defective,
return to STANLEY
Assembly
Technologies for
repair.
If the tool is found to
be defective, see the
next row for
troubleshooting and
repair.
Open tool handle and
check transducer
cable connections to
ensure tightness and
the wiring is not
damaged.
Remove motor
housing sleeve and
check blue
transducer wire for
damage.
Remove the gear
pack from the motor
on the tool and
replace the torque
121 / 1032
