Hydrastep 2468CB and 2468CD Manual | 2468CB & 2468CD Dual Power Supply Version |
Indication | Fault(s) | Analysis and Corrective Action | |
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State 5 | Electrode wiring or | Check that all odd numbered electrodes indicating | |
Bottom half of | internal fault | water have the correct pair of conductors connected. | |
| Check the connections to the right hand input board. | ||
fault LED | Odd numbered | ||
Rectify wiring if incorrect. | |||
illuminated | electrode | ||
Check ac voltage on all odd electrodes immersed in | |||
One or more | connection open- | ||
circuit or | water with a true r.m.s. voltmeter. A voltage of less than | ||
LED pairs | |||
0.1V ac indicates a fault condition. | |||
alternating | |||
earth | If wiring to all odd electrodes is correct and the | ||
between water | |||
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and steam | Affected electrode | electrodes still give a voltage reading of greater than | |
| alternates | 0.1V ac and a fault is still indicated, carry out the | |
| between water and | following procedure: | |
| steam. | 1. Remove both conductors from electrode 1. With the | |
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| Incorrect wiring, | conductors isolated from each other, the level | |
| broken connection | display should show electrode 1 as being | |
| or damaged cable | alternating between water and steam (green and | |
| assembly | red). | |
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| 2. With the conductors touching each other, the level | |
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| display should show electrode 1 as being in steam. | |
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| 3. Repeat operations 1 and 2 for all affected odd | |
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| numbered electrodes until a faulty indication is | |
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| found. | |
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| The above procedure checks the electrode wiring. If the | |
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| display does not show the correct results, then check for | |
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| a break in either of the suspect electrode conductors. | |
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| Carry out repair to any faulty connection or substitute a | |
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| new conductor or cable assembly in place of the | |
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| defective item. | |
| Dirt on electrode | If the wiring checks carried out as described above have | |
| Affected electrode | not located a fault, then dirt on an electrode insulator | |
| may be the cause of the problem giving an effective | ||
| alternates | ||
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| between water and | ||
| steam. | Check all odd numbered electrodes alternating between | |
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| water and steam for dirt over the external insulator and | |
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| clean with a cloth as required. | |
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| Checking for dirt on the internal insulator of the | |
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| electrode requires the draining of the water column | |
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| (refer to the appropriate manual for the correct | |
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| procedure). | |
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| Once the water column is drained, check the ac voltage | |
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| on each odd numbered electrode using a true r.m.s. | |
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| voltmeter. Any electrode showing a voltage of less than | |
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| 3V ac needs cleaning or replacement. Electrodes must | |
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| be removed from the column for inspection and | |
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| cleaning. | |
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| Note: The electrode insulator can be cleaned using a | |
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| clean cloth |
Table 2.3 - Fault analysis/corrective action chart (continued)
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