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Product Leadership • T raining • Service • Reliability Portable Combustion Analyzer Instruction 24-9448 Operation & Maintenance Rev . 1 - October 2006.
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Instruction 24-9448 i Contents Contents 1 I n t r o d u c t i o n .................................. 1 - 1 1. 1 P CA 2 Gen e ral Descr ip tio n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 1 1.2 Sales Co mbo & M od el Co n f igu ra t io ns .
Instruction 24-9448 ii Contents 4 Operation .................................... 4 - 1 4 . 1 O p e r a t i n g T i p s ......................................... 4 - 1 4. 2 T ur ni ng O N th e A na l yzer an d W arm Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Instruction 24-9448 iii Contents 6 Maintenance .................................. 6 - 1 6 . 1 P C A 2 D i s a s s e m b l y .................................... 6 - 2 6. 2 W a ter Trap / Fi lte r Ma inte nance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Instruction 24-9448 iv Contents Notes:.
Instruction 24-9448 1-1 Introduction 1 Introduction 1 . 1 PC A 2 G eneral Des cription T h e PCA 2 is a comm ercia l- g ra d e hand -h e l d co mb ustio n and e m issi o ns ana l yzer d esi g n ed f o r on - d e mand s am p ling of light in dustria l, i nsti tu- tio nal, c o mm ercial a n d resi de n t ial f ur naces, a p pliances, a n d bo ile rs.
Instruction 24-9448 1-2 Introduction 1 . 2 Sales C ombo & Model Configurations Sales Combo 24-8350 24-8351 24-8352 Sales Combo (Kit) 24-8370 24-8371 24-8372 Model T ype 225 235 245 PCA2 Only Part .
Instruction 24-9448 1-3 Introduction Sales Combo 24-8353 24-8354 24-8355 Sales Combo (Kit) 24-8373 24-8374 24-8375 Model T ype 255 265 275 PCA2 Only Part Number 24-7304 24-7305 24-7306 Measurements Ox.
Instruction 24-9448 1-4 Introduction 1 .3 F eatures & Benefit s • Po w e red b y 4 ‘ A A ’ a l kal ine b a tt eries, o r Ni M H rechargeab le b a t teries.
Instruction 24-9448 1-5 Introduction 1 .4 Op erational Ov er view T h e PCA 2 is pow ered b y ei the r its 4 internal ba t teries, o r b y an op t io na l A C p o w er a da pte r tha t oper a tes fr o m an y con ve n ie nt so u rce of 1 0 0 – 24 0 V A C, 50 /6 0 Hz pow er .
Instruction 24-9448 1-6 Introduction e miss i o n l ev els in th e sta ck ga s an d th e n dis p la y m eas ured an d calcula ted val ue s o n i ts LCD .
Instruction 24-9448 1-7 Introduction T-STACK T-A IR F ig u re 1 - 1 . P CA 2 Com ponents LCD – 160 x 160 graphic display F1 / F2 / F3 – Soft Menu Buttons, whose functions are dened by labels ap.
Instruction 24-9448 1-8 Introduction 1 .5 .3 POW ER ( A C Adapter) T h e A C pow e r a da p ter P / N 2 4- 1 4 04 ca n be used as an externa l pow er su p - p l y , which wil l r un the analyze r o n a con ti n uo us bas is.
Instruction 24-9448 1-9 Introduction 1 . 6 F ron t P an el B ut tons Descr i p tio ns of th e f ron t pane l bu t tons are g iv e n be lo w . Note tha t a c o n tro l ma y perfo rm m u l ti p le functions as d etermi n ed b y w hat scree n is being disp la yed a t the tim e.
Instruction 24-9448 1-10 Introduction Sel ects a h ighlighted m en u. I n a d diti on, if cha ng es w ere ma d e to on e of the analyze r’ s ope ra ti ng parame t ers ( e.g ., da te, time, O 2 re f ere nce, etc. ), p ressing this b u tton con - f ir ms th ose cha nge s and sa ves th em in m e mo r y .
Instruction 24-9448 2-1 Specications 2 Specif ications The PCA 2 Directly Measures and Displays: T h e gases disp lay ed de pe n d o n th e ana l yzer’ s mod el n umber . R ef er to Se ctio n 1.2 . O x y g e n ....................................
Instruction 24-9448 2-2 Specications Normal Operating Conditions: T e m pe ra tu re: A na l yzer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 to 1 0 4 º F (0 to 4 0 ºC ) P robe Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Instruction 24-9448 2-3 Specications Power Requirements: F o ur d isposa b le ‘ A A ’ a lk al ine b atteries p rov i de a t l east 1 5 ho urs of con ti n u- o us op era tio n. Ni M H recha rgea b le b a t teries can als o be used, with th e op era ti ng tim e d ep en de n t on ba tter y ty pe and co nditio n.
Instruction 24-9448 2-4 Specications Notes:.
Instruction 24-9448 3-1 Initial Setup 3 Initial Setup 3. 1 Scope Befo r e using th e P CA 2 , yo u M UST: • I nstal l ba tt e r i es, or p l ug in the o pti onal A C p o w er a dap t e r (Sect io n 3 .2) • C onn ect the p robe and h ose asse mb l y (Section 3.
Instruction 24-9448 3-2 Initial Setup 3 .2 .2 U sin g the A C Pow e r A dapter T h e A C pow e r a da p ter is ca pa b le o f pow eri ng th e a na l yzer o n a con tin uo us bas is. T h e a d a p ter p lu gs into an ap pro p riate 1 0 0 –2 40 V A C, 5 0/6 0 Hz wal l o u tl et, and p rodu ces an ou tpu t of +9 V DC.
Instruction 24-9448 3-3 Initial Setup F ig u re 3- 2 . Con necting t he P robe a nd Hose Assem bl y to the PCA 2 POWER P T-ST ACK T -AIR GAS Differential Pressure Hose (— ∆P) (Optional) Probe Hand.
Instruction 24-9448 3-4 Initial Setup 3.4 Op erating P arameter s T h e PCA 2 is set u p at th e factory for t h e fo l lo w ing ope ra ti ng parame t ers : F u e l ..................... N a t u r a l G a s T e m pe ra tu re U nits . . . . . . . . . ° F P ressure U nits .
Instruction 24-9448 3-5 Initial Setup 3. 6 T emperature Un it s Selection Sel ect t o disp la y tem pera t ure i n ei the r °F or °C as fo l lo ws : 1. Disp la y the M A I N M EN U b y p ressing th e ME NU (F2 ) b u tton. If necessar y , press E SC until M EN U ap pears abov e F2 .
Instruction 24-9448 3-6 Initial Setup 3. 7 P ress ure U nits Selec tion Sel ect t o disp la y press ure i n Inch es o f W a ter Col um n (in w c ), mil libar (m b ), P asca ls ( Pa ), o r h ect oP asca ls ( hPa ) as f o llo ws : 1. D isp la y th e M A I N M EN U by p ressing the ME NU (F2 ) b u tton.
Instruction 24-9448 3-7 Initial Setup 3.8 P ollution U nits Select ion T h e PCA 2 is cap ab le o f c o n v erti ng th e meas ured p p m lev els of CO , NO , NO 2 , and SO 2 to var io us po llu tion units using CF R 40 Par t 6 0 emiss io n factors.
Instruction 24-9448 3-8 Initial Setup 3.9 Date Setu p T h e da te is stored in the f orma t: M M / DD/ Y Y . Its val u e is par t of th e date and tim e stam p that is sa ved alo ng with ea ch co m b usti on tes t record. Set th e ana l yzer’ s i n terna l cl ock to the cur ren t da te as fo l lo ws: 1.
Instruction 24-9448 3-9 Initial Setup 3. 1 0 Time Setup T h e time is s tored in the f orma t: h h:mm: ss A M / P M. Its v alu e i s part of the da te a n d time stam p tha t is sav ed a lo ng w i th eac h com busti o n test record. Set th e ana l yzer’ s i n terna l cl ock to the cur ren t time as f ollo w s: 1.
Instruction 24-9448 3-10 Initial Setup 3. 1 1 O 2 R eferen ce Setup T h e m easured val u es o f CO, N Ox , and SO 2 can be individ ua lly ref eren ced t o a speci f ic O 2 p erce n tage of be t w e e n 0 and 1 5%. Individ ual l y se t u p th e O 2 refe rence v alu e for ea ch of th e abov e gases as f ollo ws: 1.
Instruction 24-9448 3-1 1 Initial Setup 3. 1 2 P rint P ressure Selection Sel ect wh eth e r to pri n t o r no t pri n t th e p ress ure m easurem en t on th e co mb ustio n test p ri n tou t as fo l lo ws ( see F ig ure 4 -3 on P age 4-31 ): 1. Disp la y the M A I N M EN U b y p ressing th e ME NU (F2 ) b u tton.
Instruction 24-9448 3-12 Initial Setup 3. 1 3 Zoom- Displa y Selection Z oom -d isp lay p rov i d es an ad d iti o nal comb ustio n test screen tha t sho ws th e test v alu es of O 2 , CO, and e ff icie ncy i n extra large characters, th us a l - lo w ing the o pe ra t or to v i e w th e disp la y of th ese val u es from a l on ge r dista nce .
Instruction 24-9448 3-13 Initial Setup 3. 1 4 Bat ter y Char ger Select ion W he n using rechargeab le NiM H b a t teries, th e A C p o w er a da pte r can be used to cha rge th e ba t - teries w h ile insi de t h e ana l yzer . T he analyze r ’ s ra p i d -cha rge r cir cuit, ho we v er , m ust be f i rst tur ne d ON .
Instruction 24-9448 3-14 Initial Setup 3. 1 5 Loggin g Selection W he n th e l oggi ng function is a c tiv ated, u p to 5 0 0 com b ustio n test records wi ll be a u toma tical l y stored in m e m ory a t a p rese t interval ov er a p re - de t ermined l ength of time.
Instruction 24-9448 4-1 Operation 4 Operat ion 4. 1 Op erating T ips • W he n a n ana l yzer is b r o ugh t i n from a co l d v e hicl e, l e t i t w arm up sl ow ly to m in imi ze con de nsa tion.
Instruction 24-9448 4-2 Operation 4. 2 T ur ni ng ON the Analyz er and W ar m Up 1. Connect th e p robe an d hos e asse mb ly , and make s ure that t h e ana lyze r is p rope r ly se t u p pe r Sec tio n 3 Ini tial Setup . IM PORT ANT : D O N OT insert pr obe i nto sta ck bef ore tu r ni ng ON the anal yzer ! 2.
Instruction 24-9448 4-3 Operation 4.3 Selec ting a F u el T h e top line o f th e Com b ustion T est H OL D screen sh o w s th e fue l cur ren tly se lected. I n the e x am p le sh o wn, the cur ren t f u e l is NAT U R A L GA S . If n ecessar y , change the fu e l as fo l lo ws : 1.
Instruction 24-9448 4-4 Operation 4. 4 Sampl ing P oint F ORCED AIR FURNA CE – F or a tm os p he r ic b urne r o r gra v i ty v en ted, fo rced air h ea ting eq u i p m e n t wit h a clam sh ell o r secti o nal h ea t e x chang er d e - si gn, test e ac h of t h e exha ust po rts a t th e top o f th e h ea t e xc ha ng e r .
Instruction 24-9448 4-5 Operation 4.5 P er forming a Combus tion T est Ensure that t h e fo l lo w ing has been co m pl eted , and th en p r oceed w i th th e com b ustio n test as de scr ibed be lo w: • T u r n O N ana l yzer an d al lo w it to w arm up (Section 4.
Instruction 24-9448 4-6 Operation 4. Y o u can no w begi n b ur n er-se rv ice proced ures. T he analyze r rea di ngs wi l l change quic kly to sh o w changes in b ur ne r performance . CA UT ION: Position t h e W ater T rap wi th i ts gas-f low arro w poi nti ng upwa rd.
Instruction 24-9448 4-7 Operation 4.6 Maki ng a Draf t / P ress ure Measu rement T h e di f f e ren ce in press ure ( ∆ P) be tw een tw o a reas ca n be m easur ed b y using th e ana l yzer’ s two p ressure ports a n d th e P RE S SU RE screen.
Instruction 24-9448 4-8 Operation b . D isconn ect a n y hoses co nnected t o th e + ∆ P an d –∆P ports, a n d th e n p ress ENT to zero the p ressure senso r .
Instruction 24-9448 4-9 Operation 4.8 Ending a C o mbustion T est W AR NIN G! Bu rn Hazar d. D o not touch the p ro be after re mov i ng it from t h e stack. A llo w the p ro be to cool be fo re handli ng ( abo ut 5 m inu tes ). 1. R e m ov e probe from s tack.
Instruction 24-9448 4-10 Operation 4. 1 0 T urning OF F the Analy zer & P urging T ur n O F F th e a na l yzer b y press ing the I/O b u t - ton f or a t l east 2 secon ds , o r until two b eep s are h eard.
Instruction 24-9448 4-1 1 Operation 4. 1 2 Data Loggi ng W he n th e l oggi ng function is a c tiv ated, u p to 5 0 0 com b ustion tes t records wi l l be a u toma tical l y stored in m e mo r y a t a.
Instruction 24-9448 4-12 Operation 4 . 1 2 . 1 T urnin g ON Data Loggi ng IM PORT ANT : B ef o re tu r ni ng ON data l ogging and starti n g t he data l ogging p rocess, t he anal yzer should al ready b e set u p to perf or m a co m b ustion test per Section 4.
Instruction 24-9448 4-13 Operation 4 . 1 2 .2 Set ting th e L oggin g Inter val a nd Du r ati on T h e lo ggi ng inte r val is th e l e ng th of tim e betw een m easurem en ts, w hi le th e lo ggi ng d ura tio n is th e time alloca ted t o th e loggi ng p rocess.
Instruction 24-9448 4-14 Operation 4 . 1 2 .3 Star ting the Da ta Log ging P r ocess A f ter tur ni ng O N da ta lo gg ing and se tting the interval a n d dura tio n, th e ana l yzer wi ll pa use a t th e L O G GING SU M M A RY screen, wh ere th e cur ren tly se l e cted i n terval a n d d ura tio n time periods are d isp la ye d.
Instruction 24-9448 4-15 Operation 4 . 1 2 . 4 Ending th e Data L ogging P roce ss Da ta loggi ng wi ll st o p and th e pum p w il l tu rn O F F af ter th e p rescr ibed d urati o n, or af ter al l 50 0 me mo r y l ocati o ns are f i l l ed.
Instruction 24-9448 4-16 Operation 4 . 1 3. 1 Recalling Co mbu stion T est Data R eca ll i n d ivid ual com b usti o n test da ta records as f o llo ws : 1. Disp la y the M A I N M EN U b y p ressing th e ME NU (F2 ) b u tton. If necessar y , press E SC until M EN U ap pears abov e F2 .
Instruction 24-9448 4-17 Operation 4 . 1 3. 2 Recall ing L ogged T est Data R eca ll i n d ivid ual log ged co m b usti on tes t da ta records as fo l lo ws: 1. Disp la y the M A I N M EN U b y p ressing th e ME NU (F2 ) b u tton. If necessar y , press E SC until M EN U ap pears abov e F2 .
Instruction 24-9448 4-18 Operation 4 . 1 3. 3 Clearing Memor y W he n al l m e m ory (“sna p sh ot ” ) locati ons u sed to store individ ual com b usti o n test records ha ve been fi lled, th e nex t com busti o n test record sa ved wi l l o ve r w rite the o ld est.
Instruction 24-9448 4-19 Operation 4. 1 4 Do wnl o ad in g St or ed D ata to a C omp ute r T h e co mb ustio n test da ta tha t was stored in ei the r th e ana l yzer’ s Me mo r y Di rect ory (Se ctio n 4. 7 ), o r L oggi ng Di rect ory (Sec tio n 4 .
Instruction 24-9448 4-20 Operation 4 . 1 4 . 1 PC A 2 Data Reco ver y Program Ins talla tio n T h e PCA 2 Da t a Re cov er y P rogra m is su pp l i ed with th e a nalyzer o n a C D ( P/ N 2 4- 1 4 25). Instal l this progra m as f o llo w s: 1. In se rt the PCA 2 CD i n t o the co mp ute r’ s CD -ROM dr iv e.
Instruction 24-9448 4-21 Operation 5. Click Install t o conf i rm th e d estina tio n f o l der an d use r in fo rma tion. 6. Click Finish af ter al l f iles ha ve bee n c o p ie d into th e d estina tio n f o l d er . 7 . At this ti m e th e P CA 2 Da ta R ecov ery P rog ram ico n sh o uld a ppear und er " Star t A l l P rog rams m e n u.
Instruction 24-9448 4-22 Operation 4 . 1 4 .2 Computer to PC A 2 Conn ection & USB D e vice Driver Installa tion Connect th e USB ca b l e ( P/ N 1 0 4 -4 032) tha t was su pp l i ed with th e P CA 2 , and, i f n ecessar y , insta ll the ana l yzer’ s USB de v ice dr i ve r as fo llo ws : 1.
Instruction 24-9448 4-23 Operation 3. S e l ect “Ins tall fr o m a li st o r sp ecifi c l oc a ti o n (A dv an c e d )” an d c li c k Ne xt> . 4. Sel ect t o search fo r th e best dr i ve r a n d th en b row se to fo ld er C: P rog ram F i l es P CA 2 Da ta.
Instruction 24-9448 4-24 Operation 6. A f ter th e F o und N ew Hardw a re Wiza rd has f in ish ed instal li ng th e software, click Finish to cl ose th e Wizard.
Instruction 24-9448 4-25 Operation Status line showing PCA 2 is successfully connected to the computer Use this section of window to Recover Logging Data Use this section of window to Recover Combusti.
Instruction 24-9448 4-26 Operation NOTE: Th e filename is automatical l y g iv en a CSV ( Com ma Separated V alue ) e xtension, allow ing t h e file t o be d i rect l y ope ned by most s pr ead sheet p rograms fo r an al ys is.
Instruction 24-9448 4-27 Operation 4 . 1 4 . 4 Unplug ging th e USB C abl e CA UT ION: To a void poss ib l e elect ron i c damage to the ana- l yzer , it is not advisab le to un p lug t he U SB cab le withou t first t urn i ng OFF the PCA 2 U SB co nnection usi ng the “ Saf el y R emo ve H ar dwa re ” icon in t h e Windows X P sy ste m tra y .
Instruction 24-9448 4-28 Operation 4. 1 5 Im po r ti n g S a v ed Da ta In to a S pr ea ds hee t Da ta that w as re cov ered and sa ved as an A SCI I t ext f ile with a “CS V ” extensi o n, as described in S ection 4.
Instruction 24-9448 4-29 Operation TA BLE 4 -2 . DOW NL OA D ED D A TA FI ELD S Fie ld Col u m n N a me Da ta Nam e o r V a lu e 1 T im e T ime o f T est in 12 ho u r f orma t (A M / P M ) 2 Date Da t.
Instruction 24-9448 4-30 Operation 4. 1 6 Printin g T est Data Com b usti o n or p ressure data tha t is cu r re n tl y be ing d isp la y ed can be sen t to a pri n ter us ing I r DA p rotocol as d es cribed bel ow .
Instruction 24-9448 4-31 Operation F ig u re 4-3 . Pr in ter Alignme nt & Sam ple P rin tout BACHARACH, INC. PCA 2 SN: xxxxxx ===================== TIME 01:00:00 PM DA TE 10/06/06 FUEL NA TURAL GAS O2 4.0 % CO 12 ppm EFF 82.6 % CO2 9.5 % T -ST ACK 374 °F T -AIR 68.
Instruction 24-9448 4-32 Operation Notes:.
Instruction 24-9448 5-1 Calibration 5 Ca libration IM PORT ANT : B ef o re perf orm ing an y calib ration p rocedu re, ensu re t hat fresh bat teri es ar e instal led or use t he optio nal A C powe r ad ap ter . Al so ensu re t hat the anal yzer is at room tem per- atu re a nd wil l be sam p li ng f resh ai r when tu rned ON .
Instruction 24-9448 5-2 Calibration A n y errors d e tec ted d ur i ng w a rm- up wi ll be listed on th e d isp l a y immedia tel y f o l - lo w ing warm- up . F or exam p le, th e s creen to the righ t sh ows t ha t th e b a t tery is lo w . Corre ct an y errors be fo re proceed ing.
Instruction 24-9448 5-3 Calibration p la y the CA L I BR A TE P RE S SU R E screen. “Mea su red ” is the press u re val u e cu rren t l y bei ng detected by the pr e ssu re sensor , wh ile “ App lied ” i s a know n value of p ress u re t hat wi ll b e ap pl i ed f or cal ibr ation p u rposes.
Instruction 24-9448 5-4 Calibration 5.4 T - Stack Ca libration T his procedure f irst zeros and th en spans th e stack -te m pe ra tu re chan n e l to k no w n tem pera tu re val u es. T h e use of an e l ectr o nic th erm o cou pl e sim ula tor is th e p ref erred me th od of p rodu c ing th e de sired ca libr a tio n t e m pera t ures.
Instruction 24-9448 5-5 Calibration 5. W ait un til the Meas ured rea d ing stab i l izes, and th en p ress ENT t o cal ib rate th e T S -Zero Meas ured valu e t o tha t of the Ap pli ed val u e ; af ter w hich th e messa ge “G ood Ca lib ra t i on ” sh o uld b r ie f l y a p pear fo l lo wed b y the CA L I BR ATE T S - SP A N screen.
Instruction 24-9448 5-6 Calibration 5. 5 T - A i r Ca li bra tio n T his procedure f irst zeros and th en spans th e a mb ie n t-te mpe ra tu re chan- n el to kno wn tem pera t ure valu es. T h e use of an e l ectr o nic th erm o cou pl e sim ula tor is th e p ref erred me th od of p rodu c ing th e de sired ca libr a tio n t e m pera t ures.
Instruction 24-9448 5-7 Calibration T he calib ration ra nge is from 3 2 to 4 1 °F ( 0 t o 5 °C) . An attem pt to cali b rate ou tside this ra nge w il l cause the message “ Ba d Cali b ration Wr ong CAL Entry ” to app ear i n the f ol l ow i ng step .
Instruction 24-9448 5-8 Calibration 5. 6 C O - L O Sensor C alibration No te tha t th e CO -LO senso r also meas ures H 2 fo r th e pur pose of co m- pens a ting th e CO reading fo r th e p rese nce o f H 2 i n th e gas sam pl e.
Instruction 24-9448 5-9 Calibration If t he sensor ’s ou tp ut is t oo low to be usable, t hen the message “B a d Cali b ration Sensor End o f Li f e, Entry Not Saved ” will a ppea r . T h e sen - sor w il l now be mar k ed as being BA D in t he DI A GN OSTICS sc ree n.
Instruction 24-9448 5-10 Calibration 5. 7 SO 2 Sens or C ali bration T his procedure sp ans the o ptio na l sul fu r dioxid e senso r to a k no w n gas l ev el. Ma ter ia l Requir ed: Cal ib rati o n K it, P/ N 24 - 7059 Gas Cylind e r: 1 0 0 pp m S O 2 in Ni troge n, P/ N 24 - 1 158 Proce dur e : 1.
Instruction 24-9448 5-1 1 Calibration If t he sensor ’s ou tp ut is t oo low to be usable, t hen the message “B a d Cali b ration Sensor End o f Li f e, Entry Not Saved ” will a ppea r f ol lowe d by the CAL IBR ATION LI ST sc reen b ei ng re-disp l a ye d.
Instruction 24-9448 5-12 Calibration b rief l y a ppear fo l lo w ed by th e CA L I BR ATIO N L IST s creen b eing re-d isp la yed. If t he sensor ’s ou tp ut is l ow , bu t sti ll usab l e, t hen the message “G ood Cali b ration W A RNI NG Low Sensor ” wi ll a ppea r .
Instruction 24-9448 5-13 Calibration ca use t he me ss ag e “B ad C al ib ra tio n W ro ng C A L E n try ” to a p p ea r i n t he f o llo wi ng s te p .
Instruction 24-9448 5-14 Calibration 4. Use th e and b u ttons to en t er an Ap p lied val u e tha t exactl y eq uals the co ncen - tra tio n stamped o n the CO cy li n d er .
Instruction 24-9448 6-1 Maintenance 6 Maintena nce Custom er mai n t enance o f th e PCA 2 is li mited to th e f o llo wi ng: Ba ttery rep lace me nt o r charg i ng us ing A C po w er a dap t er ( Sec tio n 3 .2) Sensor re-ca libra tio n (Section 5) W a ter tra p / f i lte r asse mb l y mai n t enance ( Se ctio n 6.
Instruction 24-9448 6-2 Maintenance 6. 1 PC A 2 Disassembly T h e f o llo wi ng p rocedure describes h ow to disassem bl e the ana l yzer , w hi le F ig ures 6 - 1 th r u 6 - 4 il l ustra te ho w th e ana l yzer is p ut toge th er . Too ls R equi red: Medi um Phi ll ip s Screw dr iv e r P rocedure: 1.
Instruction 24-9448 6-3 Maintenance F ig u re 6- 2. Inside V iew wit h Rear Ca se Remov ed Sensor Positions 225 24-7301 235 24-7302 245 24-7303 255 24-7304 265 24-7305 275 24-7306 #1 O 2 O 2 O 2 O 2 O.
Instruction 24-9448 6-4 Maintenance F ig u re 6-3 . T ub i ng Connections Models 235 & 245 P/Ns 24-7302 & 24-7303 Model 255 P/N 24-7304 Models 265 & 275 P/Ns 24-7305 & 24-7306 Model 22.
Instruction 24-9448 6-5 Maintenance F ig u re 6-4 . Wiring Solder (2 Places) Red dot on pump indicates positive (red wire) connection Battery to J14 Battery to J14 Gas Pump to J8 Purge Pump to J9 Sens.
Instruction 24-9448 6-6 Maintenance F ig u re 6-5 . Di sassem b l ing t he W at er Trap / F il ter Assem b l y FIL TER ELEMENT “A” “B” Pry apart filter chamber using a small flat-blade screwdr.
Instruction 24-9448 6-7 Maintenance 6.3 Smar t Sensor R eplacem ent Bacha rach ’ s Sma r t sensor t ech no logy a l lo ws ne w sensors to be in sta lled with o u t n eedi ng to be cal ib ra t ed insi d e th e ana l yzer . N OTE : Se ns o rs ma y be p u r c has ed wi t h an d w i t ho u t t he S ma rt se nso r te c h no lo g y PC B .
Instruction 24-9448 6-8 Maintenance 6.4 Sensor Only R eplacement A l l se nsors are rep laced in a simi la r manner . Do the f ollo wi ng to rep lace e i th er th e O2 , CO -LO, CO -HI , NO , NO2 , or SO2 se nso r . Refer to Sect ion 8. 1 Replac ement Pa r t s for list of sensors and par t numbers.
Instruction 24-9448 6-9 Maintenance 12 . Pl ug th e sensor in to an alyze r; and th en rea t tac h tub ing to gas cup . 1 3. Insta ll the se nsor re t ai n er an d b a t tery cove r . 12 . A l lo w the se nsor tha t was j ust in stalled time to stab i li ze in the circu i t bef ore con ti n u ing w i th this proced ure.
Instruction 24-9448 6-10 Maintenance 6.5 Nitr ic Ox ide Sensor B at ter y Repla cement A singl e lithi um ba tter y , located o n th e NO S mar t Sensor ass e mb ly , ap pli es a bias v o l t ag e to the NO s enso r t o pre v e n t th e se nsor fro m de stab il izi ng w h e n th e ana l yzer is turned off.
Instruction 24-9448 6-1 1 Maintenance 6.6 T hermocouple Repla cement U sing th e a pp ro p r ia t e th erm o cou p l e rep lace m en t kit listed bel ow , rep lace th e p robe’ s th erm o cou pl e as fo l lo ws: The rm oco upl e Repl ace me nt Ki ts: Part Number Replaces Thermocouple in a Probe with a T ube Length of .
Instruction 24-9448 6-12 Maintenance 3. P u ll ol d the rmoco u p le from p robe bod y a n d dis card. 4. T he n e w th erm o cou p l e has been co iled f or ship ping p u r poses. Straigh ten th e the rm ocou pl e usi ng y o ur th umb an d ind ex f inger .
Instruction 24-9448 6-13 Maintenance 6. 7 Pump R eplacement Par t s & T oo ls Req uire d: R e p lacem en t P ump : Gas P um p P / N 2 4 - 1 3 93 P urge P um p P / N 3 0 15 - 1 71 6 Sol d ering I ron and So l d er Medi um Phi ll ip s Screw dr iv e r Small F lat B la d e Screw dr iv e r Proce dur e : 1.
Instruction 24-9448 6-14 Maintenance 6.8 C leani ng the P robe T h e p robe tu be and gas-s am p l e h ose wi ll bec o m e di r ty und er no rmal use. No te tha t th e w a t er tra p’ s f i lte r el em en t sho u l d p rev e n t s oot from rea ching th e ana l yzer’ s i n terna l com pon en ts.
Instruction 24-9448 6-15 Maintenance Notes:.
Instruction 24-9448 7-1 T roubleshooting 7 T roublesh ooting 7 . 1 Analyz er R epair I t is recomm en de d tha t f i e l d re pair of the PCA 2 be limited to: Checks o f p ri n ted ci rcuit board conn.
Instruction 24-9448 7-2 T roubleshooting 7 .3 E rro r Me ss age s D is pla y ed A f ter W arm- Up If th e re w er e p rob le ms d etected d ur ing w a rm - up , erro r m essa ge s th a t d escrib e th e na ture of th e p ro b le ms are dis p la y ed imm ediate ly f o l lo wi ng th e analyz er’ s 60 seco n d warm -u p pe riod.
Instruction 24-9448 7-3 T roubleshooting 7 .4 Dia gno sti cs a nd S tat us S cree ns T h e DI A GNOSTI CS scree n lists t h e curre n t sta tus o f all th e SM A RT gas se nso rs install ed an d th e O 2 se nsor s ta tus an d m V o u tp u t. T h e STA T US screen p rov i de s a quick re f e ren ce of k ey i tem s w he n trou b l eshooting .
Instruction 24-9448 7-4 T roubleshooting Notes:.
Instruction 24-9448 8-1 Parts & Service 8 P ar ts & Ser vice 8. 1 Re placement P ar ts Item (Fig. 8-1) Description Part No. 1 Main PCB Assembly ............................ 2 4 - 1 3 7 1 2 L C D M o d u l e ................................... 2 4 - 1 3 7 4 3 R e a r C a s e .
Instruction 24-9448 8-2 Parts & Service Item (Fig. 8-1) Description Part No. 18 Sensors (NOT-calibrated): 18A O 2 .......................................... 2 4 - 0 7 8 8 O 2 sensor PCB only * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24-1364 18B CO-H 2 .
Instruction 24-9448 8-3 Parts & Service F ig u re 8- 1 . Parts ( 1 of 2 ) 22 22 25 25 9 22 –∆P +∆P –∆P (Bottom) Pressure Sensor +∆P (T op) PRESSURE PURGE AIR GAS IN (Bottom) OUT (T op).
Instruction 24-9448 8-4 Parts & Service 4 10 7 6 2 1 9 18 17 13 3 5 8 19 12 14 20 21 1 1 19 F ig u re 8- 1 . Parts ( 2 of 2 ).
Instruction 24-9448 8-5 Parts & Service 8. 2 A ccessories Stan dard Acce ssori es P ar t No. C a r r y i n g C a s e .......................................... 2 4 - 0 8 6 5 Ba tteries, ' A A ' A lka li ne ( 4 requi red) . . . . . . . . .
Instruction 24-9448 8-6 Parts & Service Opt ional Acc essori es P ar t No. A C Po w er A dap ter ( I np u t: 1 0 0 –24 0 V AC, 50/6 0 Hz; O u tpu t: 9 V DC @ 1 A) . . . . . . . . 24 - 1 4 0 4 PCA 2 P rotect i v e B oot with m agne t . . . . . . .
Instruction 24-9448 8-7 Parts & Service 8.3 Ser vice Centers Unite d Stat es Bacharach Inc. 62 1 H u n t V a lle y Ci rcl e Ne w K e nsing ton, P A 1506 8 Pho ne : 724- 334 - 50 5 1 F ax: 724 -3 34 - 5 723 Emai l: h el p @bac harach - inc.co m Canada Bacharach o f Cana da, I nc.
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