MODEL 54e pH/ORP |
| SECTION 8.0 |
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| TROUBLESHOOTING |
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PROBLEM OR CONDITION | PROBABLE CAUSE AND | FOR MORE HELP, |
| CORRECTIVE ACTION | REFER TO |
Controller completely inoperative | No Power - | Wiring, Section 3.0 and Figure |
| Check power supply at breaker and |
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| inside controller: 115 V across |
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| terminals 1 and 2 on TB3. |
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| Check power supply board. | Figure |
Electronics Failure -
Replace the electronics.
Controller operating, but adding chemical above setpoint, or not adding below setpoint,
or not holding setpoint.
Incorrect or Changed Settings - | Software Configuration, |
Refer to software configuration | Section 5.0 |
procedure and verify that control |
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parameters are correct and entered |
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properly. Pay special attention |
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to the TPC settings. |
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Electronics Failure - | Simulated tests |
Try power down and power back | Section 5.4 |
up to reboot the program. Test |
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alarm relays. |
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Replace electronics if necessary. |
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Inability to standardize pH | Incorrect standardization procedure - | Calibration, Section 4.0 |
"Zero Offset Err" | If you are trying to adjust the pH reading |
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| by a large amount, the controller may |
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| reject your standardization and will |
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| continue to display the previous value. |
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| Check that your lab instrument, titrations, |
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| or chemical standard solutions have |
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| been used properly and are correct. |
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| Sensor failure - | Section 8.2 |
| Simulate sensor in "Preamp |
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| Troubleshooting". |
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| Replace sensor if preamp ok. |
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| Electrode coated - |
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| Clean electrode as needed. |
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| (381+ Sensor) Reference chamber |
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| is contaminated - |
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| Replace |
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| in 381+ manual |
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| Defective preamplifier - | Section 8.0 |
| Check preamplifier as instructed in |
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| Preamp Troubleshooting procedure |
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| and replace if defective. |
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| (381+ Sensor) Bad Reference - |
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| If trouble still persists, microjunction on |
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| reference electrode is defective. |
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| Replace reference electrode. |
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