Introduction; Safety Instructions; General; Important Notes On Operation Of The Meter - IMR 1100F User Manual

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the flue gas analysis computer in IMR 1100F.
Please read the manual before using the appliance and observe the following safety tips

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

 Please observe all instructions that are printed on the product.
 The analyzer may only be opened and serviced by qualified personnel. When servicing,
make sure that the instrument is never repaired standing under pressure.
 During the warranty period, do not open the device as this would invalidate the warranty.
 Do not place anything on the unit, in particular, no objects filled with liquids. Liquid must
not penetrate into the device; otherwise there is a risk of a short circuit or electric shock.
 The device must not be used in water.

1 GENERAL

The IMR 1100F is a sophisticated flue gas analyzer, which for CO measurement on trucks
with LPG - combustion engine according to §§ 33 and 37 UVV "Use of Liquid" (BGV D34)
can be used.

1.1 IMPORTANT NOTES ON OPERATION OF THE METER

A pump sucks the gas through the gas sampling probe and the condensate trap and feeds it to
sensor. In the condensate trap is condensed water and deposited in the dust filter fine dust
particles.
The electrochemical CO sensor is a highly sensitive and selective gas transmitter, which could
get damaged by improper handling. For this reason, must never be measured without filter.
Drain the condensate trap after each measurement and rinse the device after each measurement
with fresh air to the CO sensor indicates less than 15ppm.
Also look in the winter time that the machine is warming up before a measurement, so there is
no condensation inside the unit. This would result in an incorrect measurement and in damage
of the sensor.
The device should not be used for a long time, make sure it is stored in a dry place.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS!
 Annual calibration and maintenance
 Operating Temperature 10°C to 40°C
 Storage temperature -20°C to 50°C
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Never take measurements without filter / condensate trap
 Empty the condensate trap after each measurement
 Ventilate the meter with fresh air after each measurement
 Replacement of the dust filter
For defects on the sensor due to condensation or improper handling, no guarantee can be given.
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