Sartorius Entris: troubleshooting and error codes
The ServiceForge knowledge base holds 10 documented symptoms for the Sartorius Entris, with 12 ranked causes, 43 diagnostic checks with test points and expected values, and 42 error codes. Each symptom below shows its causes and the first check; the rest is one connection away. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Symptoms
Calibration: Eccentricity (EMC Models)
Verify that weight readings are consistent regardless of load position on the weighing pan for electromagnetic force compensation balances
Ranked causes
- 1. Eccentricity deviation exceeds tolerance (common)
- 2. Mechanical damage to weighing system (rare)
Warm up device in measuring location
- Test point
- Balance in operational environment
- Expected
- Device at operating temperature
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Weights not locked before transport caution
Internal adjustment weights are unsecured during transportation or relocation, risking damage to the weighing system
Ranked causes
- 1. Device not powered off before transport (common)
- 2. Balance performing calibration during transport (occasional)
Verify device is powered off
- Test point
- A key
- Expected
- Device display off
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Avoid damage during calibration transport caution
Do not transport or relocate balance while calibration function is active, as internal adjustment weights are unsecured
Ranked causes
- 1. Balance transported during active calibration (rare)
Verify no calibration function is active
- Test point
- balance display and status indicator
- Expected
- calibration complete or not running
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Calibration: Internal adjustment weights
Internal adjustment weights must be locked in upper position before transportation or relocation to prevent damage to weighing system
Ranked causes
- 1. Weights unsecured during transport if not locked properly (common)
Device powered off via A key
- Test point
- Power button A
- Expected
- Device off
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Calibration: Internal motor weight unit replacement
Replace internal motor weight unit (200 g or 1.5 kg) and recalibrate balance for accuracy and repeatability.
Ranked causes
- 1. Internal motor weight unit worn, damaged or requires maintenance (unknown)
Secure internal motor weight unit with both screws at specified torque
- Test point
- Internal motor weight unit mounting screws
- Expected
- 200 g unit: 2.5 Nm; 1.5 kg unit: 6.5 Nm, As specified per unit type
- Tools
- Torque wrench
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Calibration: Internal motor weight unit replacement for >1 million digit balances
Replace internal motor weight unit on high-resolution balances and perform scale method linearization and weight checking for reduced measurement uncertainty.
Ranked causes
- 1. Internal motor weight unit damaged, soiled or requires replacement on high-resolution balance (unknown)
Determine if balance uses scale method for linearization
- Test point
- Balance configuration records
- Expected
- Scale method or alternative linearization method documented
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Calibration: Lock internal adjustment weights caution
Procedure to secure internal adjustment weights before transportation or relocation to prevent damage to weighing system
Ranked causes
- 1. Internal adjustment weights unsecured during transport or relocation (common)
Switch device off via A key
- Test point
- Balance power control
- Expected
- Device powered off
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Electronic level indicator requires replacement
Electronic leveling sensor is malfunctioning, unresponsive, or needs calibration adjustment
Ranked causes
- 1. Electronic level indicator damaged or requires recalibration (unknown)
Power off the balance
- Test point
- balance power switch
- Expected
- balance powered down
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Optical level indicator requires replacement
Level indicator bubble or lens is damaged, cracked, or no longer functional for leveling verification
Ranked causes
- 1. Optical level indicator damaged or worn (unknown)
Open the balance
- Test point
- balance housing
- Expected
- balance opened
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Replace electronically-controlled level indicator caution
Electronic level indicator requires replacement
Ranked causes
- 1. Electronic level indicator failure or malfunction (unknown)
Turn off the balance
- Test point
- Power switch
- Expected
- Balance powered down
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Error codes
| Code | Meaning | Trigger | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
01 | Display overflow (Dis.Err.) | Value to be output cannot be shown in the display | warning |
02 | Zero point error when starting calibration (Cal.Err.) | Balance was not tared, not set to zero, not unloaded, or zero point outside tolerance | warning |
03 | Zero point error at calibration end | During calibration/adjustment function end | warning |
06 | Error in internal motor weight unit (Cal.Err.) | Internal motor weight unit defective or not present | error |
07 | External adjustment blocked (Cal.Err.) | Span adjustment with external weights not permitted; access switch closed | warning |
08 | Zeroing error (Press-T) | Zeroing not possible as gross weight exceeds zero setting range (greater than 2% of max balance weight) | warning |
09 | Taring error | Taring attempted with gross weight ≤0 or negative value | warning |
10 | Taring error with memory conflict | Tare1 activation when 2nd tare memory contains data | warning |
17 | Calibration error with preload set | During calibration with preload enabled | error |
18 | Preload setting error (too small) | When setting preload | error |
19 | Preload setting error (too large) | When setting preload | error |
22 | App error in counting/percentage weighing init | During counting or percentage weighing setup | error |
23 | Application initialization error | During application startup | error |
241 | Checksum error in the BAC data set | Error while testing checksums, data set error in fixed data area, default menu, block flags, etc. of balance processor (BAC) | critical |
243 | Checksum error in the BAC menu area | Error when testing checksum, faulty menu area (EEPROM) of balance processor | critical |
245 | Checksum error in the BAC adjustment zero point | Error while testing checksum, faulty adjustment zero point/reference in data memory (EEPROM) of balance processor (BAC) | error |
247 | Checksum error in the BAC adjustment data | Error while testing checksum; adjustment data error in data memory (EEPROM) of balance processor (BAC) | error |
270 | RAM error, overflow (heap) | RAM error, not enough heap in balance processor (BAC) | critical |
271 | RAM error, overflow (command stack) | RAM error, overflow from command stack in balance processor (BAC) | critical |
272 | No values provided by the DMS system | Hardware error in the DMS system | error |
273 | No temperature data provided by the DMS system | Hardware error in the DMS system | error |
274 | Checksum error in the memory of the DMS system | Error while testing the checksum in the data memory of the DMS system | error |
280 | Parameter error at BAC filter configuration | EEPROM parameters for filter configuration are erroneous | error |
281 | Parameter error at BAC TC circuitry | EEPROM parameters for TC circuitry are erroneous | error |
282 | Parameter error at BAC creep compensation | EEPROM parameters for creep compensation are erroneous | error |
290 | Checksum error in the BAC system parameters | Error while testing checksum of system parameters in balance processor data memory | critical |
291 | Checksum error in the BAC analog parameters | Error while testing checksum of analog parameters in balance processor data memory | critical |
292 | Checksum error in the BAC digital parameters | Checksum error while testing digital parameters in balance processor data memory | critical |
30 | Print button blocked | During xBPI interface mode operation | error |
32 | SBI command interpreter buffer overflow | Multiple SBI commands sent without processing | error |
320 | Checksum error of the APC | Error when testing checksum of program memory ROM/FLASH of the APC | critical |
322 | NULLPTR Write access to the zero pointer Data storage area of the APC | Data written to zero pointer range in APC RAM data memory | critical |
333 | EERR. Checksum error program of the APC | Error detected during APC software program testing | critical |
398 | Communication error APC with BAC or MCU | Communication timeout or failure between APC and BAC/MCU; xBPI CM/CS timeout | critical |
50 | TC converter over/underflow | Temperature compensation circuit measurement out of range | error |
53 | TC converter failure | No measurement result received from TC circuit | critical |
54 | Weighing converter modulation too low | During weight measurement | error |
55 | Weighing converter modulation too high | During weight measurement | error |
58 | Fix2 multiplication overflow | During internal number format calculation | error |
79 | Missing adjustment data | At startup or during operation | warning |
83 | Internal clock module access error | At startup or during operation | warning |
92 | Battery error for internal clock module | During clock module operation | warning |
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