Table of Contents CHAPTER 1: SYSTEM DESCRIPTION..............5 ....................5 UNCTION AND HEORY ....................6 YSTEM OMPONENTS CHAPTER 2: SYSTEM INSTALLATION ..............7 CHAPTER 3: SYSTEM OPERATION ................. 8 KECK KIR DNAPL CORRECTION FACTORS............9 CHAPTER 4: SYSTEM MAINTENANCE ..............10 CHAPTER 5: SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING .............
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10 minutes of continuous operation before the unit shuts off. When the Keck Interface Probe is lowered down a well and contacts any fluid with a specific gravity of .60 or greater, the float will activate the visible and audible signals.
Chapter 2: System Installation The Keck Interface Probe Frame has a metal loop, the “hanger”, which may be used to hang the probe assembly on the well casing. If the Interface Probe frame will not hang on well head, use the tape guard to prevent damage to the tape.
Chapter 3: System Operation Step 1: Test the battery. Press the "ON/TEST" button. If the buzzer makes a loud signal and the light is visible, the battery is adequate for normal operation. Pressing the "ON/TEST" button provides 10 minutes of operation. Step 2: Test the instrument operation.
KECK KIR DNAPL CORRECTION FACTORS 2nd Reading ____’ + .08’ ____’ (total depth) MINUS — 1st Reading ____’ - .08’ ____’ (to product layer) CORRECTED PRODUCT THICKNESS ____’ Example: You find that a sinker (DNAPL) begins at 22.36 (1st reading) and the total depth of your well is 23.61 (2nd reading). Use the above formula to get your correct product thickness.
Chapter 4: System Maintenance Battery Replacement Replace the battery when the audible and visible signals become weak or the unit does not operate. Step 1: Gently remove the battery tray. Step 2: Remove the old battery and replace it with a new one. Be aware of the polarity (+, -) of the battery when placing the new battery in the tray.
Field calibration of the probe is not normally required. Chapter 5: System Troubleshooting Problem: No signal (audible or visible) from battery test. Solutions: 1) The battery is discharged. Check or change battery. • 2) The circuit is malfunctioning. Consult the manufacturer •...
Replace tape and top cap. ** • 2) There is a loose connection in the circuit or the probe. Repair the connection. ** • 3) The float is damaged or missing. Replace the float. • **For Technical Assistance, Call Geotech 1-800-275-5325...
Chapter 8: Replacement Parts List Figure 5 – Frame, Reel, & Control Assembly Parts List ITEM # PARTS DESCRIPTION PARTS LIST FRAME ASSEMBLY 52050027 REEL ASEMBLY, 100ft/30m 52050029 REEL ASEMBLY, 200ft/60m 52050030 REEL ASEMBLY, 300ft/100m 52050031 CONTROL ASSEMBLY 52050036 CLAMPING KNOB 12050524 RETAINING CLIP 12050001...
For a period of one (1) year from date of first sale, product is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship. Geotech agrees to repair or replace, at Geotech’s option, the portion proving defective, or at our option to refund the purchase price thereof. Geotech will have no warranty obligation if the product is subjected to abnormal operating conditions, accident, abuse, misuse, unauthorized modification, alteration, repair, or replacement of wear parts.
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