Hach 3650 manual Storage When not Used, Flow Chamber

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Installation - 3650 Portable O2 Analyzer

 

 

You will get a better look at all these components during your first sensor service. Before making a measurement, check the sensor head to see that:

The membrane mounting ring is firmly in place,

The membrane surface is smooth and wrinkle-free,

The electrolyte beneath the membrane is free of bubbles, and

The electrodes appear clear, clean and bright.

1.6.4Flow Chamber

The model 32007F flow chamber's inlet and outlet should be free of any obstructions. Regulate the sample flow using the adjustment knob on top of the flow chamber. When switching from liquid to gaseous samples, ensure that the sensor membrane is dry. Ensure that the gas from the exit tube of the flow chamber (in gaseous mode) is released at atmospheric pressure and that it is constant.

1.7 Storage When not Used

At the end of the workday, run clean water through the flow chamber to prevent passageways from clogging. You may wish to repeat preconditioning (see “Preconditioning Sensor” on page 15) prior to the next use.

If you do not expect not to use your sensor for more than a few months, you should clean the sensor as instructed in the EC Sensors - Maintenance & Installation Manual and then store it dry, without electrolyte, and with the calibration cap in place for protection.

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Contents Operator Manual Page Product Recycling Information Orbisphere Product Disposal Following only applies to European customersRestriction of Hazardous Substances MarkingTable of Contents Calibrations Accessories and Attachments Maintenance and TroubleshootingSpecifications Part ListsAbout this Manual Safety Conventions Safety PrecautionsManual Overview Revision HistorySafety Recommendations Service and RepairsPrecautionary Labels AcknowledgementsOrbisphere Installation Sensor Installation Flow Chamber InstallationSample Tube Adapter optional WinLog97 PC Program InstallationExternal Power optional ConnectionsInstrument PC Connection Batteries Installation Completion Check ListInstrument Clock Setting Electrochemical SensorStorage When not Used Flow ChamberOperating Information Operating ControlsOperating Information 3650 Portable O2 Analyzer Taking Measurements Preconditioning SensorStoring Measurements In the Instrument Automatic Data AcquisitionManual Data Acquisition Storing and Accessing Measurements From the PC Viewing Stored MeasurementsDownloading Stored Values Altering the Sampling Point Descriptions Copying ValuesSaving Values Printing ValuesClearing Stored Values Monitoring Measurements In Real-Time Timebase Updating Rate Maximum Samples 10 divisionsOrbisphere Options Setup Main Menu BasicsWinlog97 Export Menu Reviewing Instrument Configuration O2 Analyzer PC ConnectionConfiguring the Instrument Automatic Data Acquisition Setting Sampling IntervalsMembrane Selection Selecting Type of Calibration Select from the PCLocking Out the Instrument’s CAL Button Sensor Calibration Range CheckingEntering a Span Gas Value Dual Use model 3650/113 only Change from the PCOrbisphere Calibrations Pressure CalibrationSensor Calibration Calibration In a Span GasCalibration In Line Calibration Range Checking Calibration In AirAccessories and Attachments Accessories and Attachments 3650 Portable O2 Analyzer Instrument Batteries Maintenance and TroubleshootingMaintenance SensorTroubleshooting Serial TestKeyboard Test Clock Settings Display TestAnalog Voltages View Measurements ViewGeneral Technical Data SpecificationsSystem Specifications Instrument Display OptionsTheory of Operation Accessories Part ListsInstrument Spare Parts Appendix a Glossary Common UnitsTerms and Definitions Glossary 3650 Portable O2 Analyzer Annex Tables and IllustrationsAnnex 3650 Portable O2 Analyzer User Notes