Troubleshooting - Honeywell MicroDock II Operating Manual

Troubleshooting

If a problem is encountered, refer to the solutions provided in the following table. If the
problem cannot be resolved, contact your local Distributor or Honeywell Analytics.
Problem
The station does not activate.
The detector fails a bump test. Barbed fittings are not connected
The oxygen sensor fails a bump
check.
The detector fails a calibration. Gas cylinder is empty.
Flashing battery icon
MicroDock II Automatic Test and Calibration Station
Possible Cause
There is no power connection. Connect the power adapter.
Batteries are not inserted.
The batteries are depleted.
The station is damaged or
defective.
correctly with the gasket.
Detector alar m setpoints
are set higher than the gas
concentration levels of the gas
cylinder.
Gas connections are not
attached correctly or are
blocked.
Gas inlets are not setup
correctly.
Gas cylinder is empty.
Detector and/or station are
damaged or defective.
Oxygen alarm setpoints of the
detector are set to the same
concentration level as the gas
cylinder.
Ambient air (inlet 1) is blocked or
the inlet filter is contaminated.
Zero gas cylinder is empty.
Barbed fittings are not connected
correctly to the gasket.
Gas connections are not
attached correctly or are
blocked.
Detector and/or station are
damaged or defective.
B a t t e r i e s a r e ex t r e m e l y
.
depleted.
Table 20. Troubleshooting Tips
Solution
Insert the batteries.
Replace the batteries.
Call for Service.
Confirm connection - refer to
Adding Another Docking
Module.
Connect a gas cylinder that has
a higher gas concentration level
than the alarm setpoints.
Confirm that all gas connections
are attached correctly.
Inlet Setup
Refer to
Installation.
Use a new gas cylinder.
Call for Service.
Connect a quad-gas cylinder
that has 18% O .
2
Remove the blockage or replace
the inlet filter.
Use a new zero gas cylinder.
Use a new gas cylinder.
Confirm connection - refer to
Adding Another Docking
Module.
Confirm that all gas connections
are attached correctly
Call for Service.
Replace the batteries.
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