Ambco 2500 Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting

Suspect Cords and Connections

Set the audiometer to 70dB @ 8000 Hz using the keys marked
below
Set the audiometer to steady tone mode by pressing the TONE SELECT button
marked as
below
now
The display of the audiometer should
look like this
Put the headset on as if you were going to take a test, while wearing the
headset have someone press and hold the TONE button marked as
above.
Now twist and wiggle the connections of RIGHT (RED) ear phone cord and
patch cord as shown below. You will be checking the RIGHT side first
because the audiometer is set on the right side at turn on, with this in mind you
are listening for any static or intermittent in the tone when the connections are
wiggled and twisted.

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  • Page 1: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Suspect Cords and Connections Set the audiometer to 70dB @ 8000 Hz using the keys marked below Set the audiometer to steady tone mode by pressing the TONE SELECT button marked as below The display of the audiometer should look like this Put the headset on as if you were going to take a test, while wearing the headset have someone press and hold the TONE button marked as...
  • Page 2 If you hear ANY static or interruption of the tone coming from either ear phone you will need to spray clean all plugs and jacks. Call AMBCO for instructions. If you’ve spray cleaned before and the problem persists or returns, all plugs and jacks SHOULD be replaced with AMBCO gold plated connectors.

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