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　　当向PLC基本单元供电时，基本单元表面上设置的[POWER]LED指示灯会亮。如果电源合上但[POWER]LED指示灯不亮，请确认电源接线。另外，若同一电源有驱动傳感器等时，请确认有无负载短路或过电流。若不是上述原因，则可能是PLC内混入导电性异物或其它异常情况，使基本单元内的保险丝熔断，此时可通过更换保险丝来解决。

　　2、 PLC維修的技巧-出错指示([EPROR]LED闪烁)

　　當程序語法錯誤，如忘記設置定時器或計數器的常數等，或有異常噪音、導電性異物混入等原因而引起程序內存的內容變化時，[EPROR]LED會閃爍，PLC處于STOP狀態，同時輸出全部變爲OFF。在這種情況下，應檢查程序是否有錯，查看有無導電性異物混入和高強度噪音源。

　　3、PLC維修的技巧-出错指示([EPROR]LED灯亮)

　　檢查過程如果出現[EPROR]LED燈亮→閃爍的變化，請進行程序檢查。如果[EPROR]LED依然一直保持燈亮狀態時，請確認一下程序運算周期是否過長，監視D8012可知最大掃描時間。

　　4、PLC維修的技巧-输入指示

　　不管输入单元的LED灯亮还是灭，请检查输入信号开关是否确实在ON或OFF状态。当输入开关与LED灯亮用电阻并联时，即使输入开关OFF但并联电路仍导通，仍可对PLC进行输入。如果使用光傳感器等输入设备，由于发光/受光部位粘有污垢等，引起灵敏度变化，有可能不能完全进入“ON”状态。在比PLC运算周期短的时间内，不能接收到ON和OFF的输入。当在输入端子上外加不同的电压时，会损坏输入回路。

　　5、 PLC維修的技巧-输出指示

　　輸出單元的LED燈無論亮還是滅，如果負載不能進行ON或OFF時，主要是由于過載、負載短路或容量性負載的沖擊電流等，引起繼電器輸出接點粘合，或接點接觸面不好導致接觸不良。

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"Why," said Si, "I supposed that they was too tired to do anything but lay down and go to sleep. What'd they do?" "It isn't me. I only asked for a little time to think it over, and then you go and cool off." These tricks were never unkind, for David and William were the most benevolent little boys. They saw life through a golden mist, it smelt of milk and apples, it was full of soft lowings and bleatings and cheepings, of gentle noses to stroke and little downy things to hold. For the first time since it became Reuben's, Odiam made children happy. The farm which had been a galley and a prison to those before them, was an enchanted land of adventure to these two. Old Beatup, who remembered earlier things, would sometimes smile when he saw them trotting hand in hand about the yard, playing long hours in the orchard, and now and then[Pg 385] pleading as a special favour to be allowed to feed the chickens, or help fetch the cows home. 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