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Temp Rise Failure
T/C (Thermocouple)
Circuit Failure
If this message is soon followed by a "Thermocouple Failure" message, see that message for
troubleshooting instructions.
Thermocouple Failure
Zero Gas Range Error
6-4 | Thermox Series 2000 WDG Insitu Analyzer
Indicates that the sensor has failed to increase in temperature a
minimum of 10°C in a 60-second time frame during start-up. Once
the system reaches the operating set point, this message will only
occur if the sensor falls below the set point by 15°C and fails to
recover within 60 seconds. The problems that can cause this error
are as follows:
•
AC line power problem at the sensor
•
Open furnace
•
Over-temperature protection circuit trip on the sensor board
•
Sensor board failure
•
Loss of furnace drive signal
•
Interconnecting wiring problem
This message appears when the control unit recognizes a sudden
drop in temperature (greater than 100 °C). The thermocouple circuit
failure message can be the result of one of the following problems:
•
Shorted thermocouple
•
Faulty interconnecting wiring
•
Control unit display module failure
•
Sensor board failure
This error message occurs when the indicated sensor temperature
falls below -70°C. This error message can be the result of one of
the following:
•
Open thermocouple
•
Faulty interconnecting wiring
•
Control unit display module failure
Occurs if the calibration zero gas does not read within the software's
allowable limits. Once this error occurs, calibration of the system is
aborted. This error indicates one of the following problems:
•
Calibration gas setup problem
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Process pressure incorrectly entered.
•
Cell wiring reversed (Cell + and Cell - wires)
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Failed cell (primary calibration should be run at this time)
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Leak or plug in plumbing
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