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Wayne error (fault) codes do differ across models (Vista, Helix, Ovation) in terms of what they support, how they display, and what each code means. But there is overlap, especially through the iGEM (Global Electronics Module) which many Wayne dispenser models share.

The Wayne Vista series (e.g. 3/Vista) uses a Duplex II computer which has four types of fault codes: Error codes, Hydraulic codes, Service codes, Disable codes. So Vista has its own mapping of codes, and error display formats (e.g. S21.xx / S22.xx for sides).

Wayne Vista Helix Ovation iGem error faults codes

The Wayne Ovation error display format is “HH.MM / CC.DD.NN” (time + error code + device + nozzle). So Ovation uses the iGEM electronics and the code set from Vista/3/Vista for many errors.

The Wayne Helix manual also mentions iGEM errors. The Helix service manual (WM048523 Rev 08) includes an “Error/Event” listing of many error codes (e.g. code 33 = consecutive low flow, 34 = STOP button pressed, etc.)

Common electronics (iGEM): Many Wayne models (Vista, Ovation, Helix) share the iGEM electronics module. That means many error/fault codes (flash, RAM, comms, etc.) are common across models.

Here you can find table with Wayne iGEM error codes (code, error name, description, notes/subcodes) based on the official Appendix J table from the Select G7200 manual.

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Common Wayne Vista, Helix, Ovation error (fault) codes table

through the iGEM (Global Electronics Module)

Code Error Description Notes / Device-Subcodes
1 Flash program CRC error Corrupted program data detected in POST (Power On Self Test)
2 Flash template CRC error Corrupted Template Data detected in POST
3 RAM Error RAM test failed. The RAM test runs in POST and before the start of a sale.
5 RAM error log CRC error Corrupted RAM error log detected in POST
6 RAM function programming CRC error Corrupted RAM function data detected in POST
7 RAM unit prices CRC error Corrupted RAM unit price data detected in POST
8 RAM statistics CRC error Corrupted RAM statistics data detected in POST
9 RAM event log CRC error Corrupted RAM event log data detected in POST
10 RAM totals CRC error Corrupted RAM totals data detected in POST
11 RAM totalizers CRC error Corrupted RAM totalizer data detected in POST
12 RAM Electro-mechanic totalizers CRC error Corrupted RAM EMT data detected in POST
13 Identi-PROM CRC error Identi-PROM data error. Device #0 = Display, Device #1 = CPU. Required for Ovation dual price posting displays and Century/Select displays. Device: 0=Display, 1=CPU
14 RAM Timestamps CRC error Corrupted RAM timestamp data detected in POST
16 Suppress overflow limit reached Overrun suppression enabled (functions 19.12/19.22) and limit exceeded
17 RAM meter data CRC error Corrupt RAM meter non-volatile data detected in POST
18 RAM Door Security Data CRC Error Corrupt RAM Door Security Data detected in POST
20 Consecutive display read back error Display echo-back mismatch. Number of allowed readbacks set in function 17.02 Device #: 0=Sales, 1=Unit price, 2=Preset
25 Sale cannot start — Zero Unit price Unit price not set
27 Sale cannot start — Unit price changed Unit price changed too close to start of sale (time set/disabled via function 23.04)
28 Sale cannot start — Need preset entry Sale requires an entry from preset keypad if enabled (function 24.01)
30 No communications with POS timeout Communication lost with POS for duration specified in function 23.02
31 POS buffer overflow (DART) Communication error with POS
34 Sale aborted because Stop Button pushed Stop button signal was detected
35 Blend ratio out of tolerance Total sale blend ratio exceeded limits in functions 7.02–7.04
39 Pulse output lags by more than 1 second Pulse output to POS could not keep up with sale flow rate
42 Vapor recovery motor on when it should be off WayneVac indicates motor turning with no fuel flow
43 Vapor recovery motor off when it should be on WayneVac indicates motor not turning with fuel flow
46 Vapor recovery motor turning wrong direction WayneVac feedback indicates wrong rotation
47 Illegal sensor states from vapor recovery system WayneVac feedback indicates corrupted sensor signals
48 Vapor recovery motor load high Motor power draw exceeded expected levels
49 Vapor recovery motor load low Motor power draw less than expected
50 Jitter/Reverse limit reached on an In-Transaction WIP Meter jitter pulses during sale exceeded limit in function 17.00
51 Jitter limit reached on an idle WIP Meter jitter pulses while idle exceeded limit in function 17.01
54 Reverse flow limit reached on idle WIP Reverse pulses while idle exceeded number in function 16.03
56 Forward flow limit reached on an idle WIP Forward pulses while idle exceeded number in function 19.14/19.24
58 Communication lost to an In-Transaction WIP Meter not communicating with iGEM during a transaction (timeout)
59 Communication lost to an idle WIP Meter not communicating with iGEM while idle (timeout)
62 WIP is outputting jitter during calibration Volume exceeded expected limit during calibration
67 Meter calibration OK bit status changed Meter status changed from un-calibrated to calibrated
68 Meter calibration door status changed Meter calibration door was closed
69 Meter last calibration status changed Meter last calibration indicated as successful
70 Timeout reached for No Flow Start of flow not detected within time in function 17.03
71 Consecutive No Flow timeouts Detected for number of fillings specified in function 17.04
72 Timeout limit reached for flow lost during sale Flow lost for amount of time specified in function 17.03
73 Consecutive Flow Lost timeouts Detected for number of fillings specified in function 17.05
74 Sale terminated before preset limit reached Sale did not reach preset limit
75 Consecutive unfinished fillings Consecutive sales did not reach preset limit; count set in function 17.06
76 DEF Low Temperature Event DEF temperature change signal: 1=Low Temp, 2=Low Temp Cleared Device/Subcode: 1=Low Temp, 2=Cleared
77 Additive Error Additive system reported an error Device #: 0=Config conflict, 1=CAN comm, 2=Tank empty, 3=Tank door open, 4=Motor failure, 5=Injection fell short, 6=Flow error
80 Software exception encountered (Internal iGEM error) Internal iGEM board error indication Subcodes: 0=Mail buffer pool exhausted, 1=Mail send failed, 2=XMalloc failed, 3=Print buffer overflow
90 Fuel temperature board communication failure iGEM lost communication with FTB (Fuel Temperature Board)
91 Fuel temperature board temperature probe shorted Defective or out-of-range probe detected by FTB
92 Fuel temperature board temperature probe shorted Defective or out-of-range probe detected by FTB
94 ATC configuration error ATC function data programmed incorrectly
95 Fuel Temp Board Calibration error Calibration error detected by FTB
96 Dispenser security breached Door sensor switch activity detected while armed Device #: 1=Bezel door, 2=Hydraulic door
97 Dispenser security armed status change Door security armed/unarmed status changed Device #: 0=Unarmed, 1=Armed One‑Shot, 2+=Armed via Maintenance Mode
98 DEF errors DEF subsystem reported error; see device/side context Fields: Device (D), Side (S)

Sources:

Dover Fueling Solutions — Select G7200 Installation & Operations Manual, 920812 Rev R (Apr 2019), Appendix J: Error Codes, pp. 155–164