Have they said which event starts the wait?
FR10 housing stop with two different event windows
MiaChen1166 · 12 Nov 2025, 00:59 UTC
14 replies
No, they asked for the fault log without naming an event or window.
16 pointsSend them the readable waiting message and the two time ranges, then ask what preceding transition and signals they need to interpret it. A longer export might help, but only if it contains the relevant occurrence.
24 pointsThe message is waiting for housing seated; both ranges are now beside the original clip in the ticket.
8 pointsAnd which physical nest is that message referring to?
16 pointsInclude its fitted insert too, if the nest takes more than one.
17 pointsNest N3 with insert B is confirmed for this occurrence, and support now wants the request and seated-state changes preceding the wait.
2 pointsCan maintenance still retrieve that period? Some history is only useful if somebody exports it before it rolls away. A precise request arriving late can still leave you with nothing to send
23 pointsIsabel, exactly. Mia, is the original history retained anywhere?
7 pointsThe local history has rolled over, but maintenance retained a full copy from that session; the first export was only a filtered view.
6 pointsThat is fortunate. Have maintenance check the retained copy against the requested window, with the filter settings clear. I would keep the unfiltered original too, rather than let the next selected view replace it.
13 pointsThanks for distinguishing the full copy from the first export. Easy to miss that difference.
10 pointsMaintenance supplied the requested range from the retained copy; support has acknowledged it and assigned a technical contact, but has not explained the missing seated confirmation yet.
2 pointsDoes that contact have the N3 and insert B details with the extract? Worth keeping them together when the ticket changes hands, since a correct time window cannot identify the physical setup by itself
19 pointsDiscussion closed
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