Trouble Shooting - Kanomax Climomaster S-6531-0E User Manual

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Check battery
Problem
The instrument will not
turn on
The display is not visible
The battery level indicator
flashes on the display
Initial operational check
Problem
The display is not visible
[NO PROBE] is displayed
Can I change the
measurement unit?
Normal operational check
Problem
[**.*] is displayed
measured value.
[- - - - ] is displayed as air
velocity measurement.
The instrument is
reading the correct air
speed.
The instrument reads a
higher temperature with
no wind.
The response time is slow Set the correct time constant (TC).
[ - - - - ] is displayed as
the air volumetric flow
measurement.
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Trouble Shooting

Possible cause(s) / Solution(s)
Battery is inserted in wrong polarity.
 Turn off the power and insert the battery
correctly.
Display contrast is not set up properly.
 Adjust the contrast volume switch.
The battery is low.
 Turn off the instrument and replace the
batteries.
Possible cause(s) / Solution(s)
The display contrast is not set up properly.
 Adjust the contrast dial.
The probe is not connected.
 Turn off the instrument and connect a
probe.
Yes, you can change measurement units by
following the steps on page 46.
Possible cause(s) / Solution(s)
It indicates the measurement is outside the
as measuring range.
 The instrument must be used in the range
stated in the specifications.
The probe or the probe cable is not connected
properly.
 Check the connection between the probe
and the probe cable.
The probe or the probe cable may be
damaged.
 Contact your local Kanomax
representative for repair or replacement.
not The probe might be not facing into the wind.
 Make sure the wind direction indicator is
facing into the wind.
CLIMOMASTER can't measure the correct
temperature with no wind (less than 0.1m/s
of wind). *Model 6533 and 6543 can
measure less than 0.1 m/s.
The duct information (shape and size) is not
stored.
 Register duct information.
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Reference
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Reference
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