4220 Flow Meter

Section 6 Maintenance and Service

Note

If you disassemble the flow meter for servicing, you will also remove the aluminum chassis covers to access the circuitry. Always replace these covers when repairs have been com- pleted. The covers protect the circuit boards and also reduce signal emissions that could interfere with the operation of nearby electronic equipment. For the same reason, do not remove any of the ferrite beads or alter the wiring harnesses inside the cabinet in any way.

Figure 6-6 Lifting the Flow Meter from the Case

6.5.2 Fuse Replacement

With the flow meter chassis out of the cabinet, you can locate and

 

change fuses. The fuses are located on the printed circuit board

 

directly behind the keypad. There is an aluminum cover over this

 

board. Remove the cover by pressing against its surface with the

 

palm of your hand and then pulling downward on it with your

 

fingers. A plastic catch under the cover holds it in place. The

 

fuses are labeled F1, F2, and F3. The proper size for each of these

 

fuses is:

 

F1 - 5 amp., fast blow

 

F2 - 5 amp., fast blow

 

F3 - 2 1/2 amp., fast blow

 

Always replace a blown fuse with one of the same value. Using a

 

larger value fuse could cause serious damage to the flow meter or

 

to its power supply. Replace the protective cover, making sure the

 

two ears on top of the cover slide into the mating slots on the

 

chassis. There should be a noticeable snap when the plastic catch

 

re-engages the cover.

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Teledyne 4220 Fuse Replacement, F1 5 amp., fast blow, F2 5 amp., fast blow, F3 2 1/ 2 amp., fast blow