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5.6 Changing Battery (Portable Model)

Part

Part no.

Qty

Consumables

Battery Li-Ion 14,

591-782

Disassemble

Disconnect the mains connector.

Remove the cover, see Disassemble in Remove the Cover [

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28].

Remove the two screws (C) holding the power switch panel.

Remove the four screws (A) holding the Battery (B).

Remove the Battery (B).

Remove the Battery cabling from the power switch panel and main PCB.

Assemble

Install the new Battery.

Mount the Battery cabling according to drawing below.

Reinstall and tighten the four screws (A) holding the Battery.

Reinstall the cover, see Assemble inRemove the Cover [

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Summary of Contents for Sensistor Sentrac

Page 1: ...Service Instructions Sensistor Sentrac Hydrogen Leak Detector nip65en1 05 1901 Catalog No SEN 122 160 SEN 122 161 From software version ...

Page 2: ...INFICON AB Westmansgatan 47F S 58216 Lingköping Sweden ...

Page 3: ...eck 16 3 4 Interior View Desktop Model 18 3 5 Interior View Portable Model 19 4 Troubleshooting 21 4 1 Faulty Symptoms 21 4 2 Hardware Error Messages 22 5 Service Instructions 25 5 1 Safety Equipment Tools and Consumables 26 5 2 Remove the Cover 28 5 3 Remove Accessories Plate 29 5 4 Changing Fuses Desktop Model 30 5 5 Changing Power Supply Desktop Model 31 5 6 Changing Battery Portable Model 34 5...

Page 4: ...g Probe neck O ring 58 5 20 Changing Sensor 59 5 21 Functional Verification 60 5 21 1 Functional Verification of Sensitor Sentrac 60 5 21 2 Visual verification of Sensistor Sentrac Battery surface finish 62 6 Software 63 6 1 Software update 63 6 2 Warning List 63 6 3 Service Screen 64 6 3 1 Signals 64 6 3 2 Locating Graph 64 6 3 3 Debug Settings 64 6 3 4 Test Board 65 6 4 Impact of different Setti...

Page 5: ...instrument NOTICE Information regarding making the service maintenance of the product easier or a possible operational technical disadvantage 1 2 Safety Instructions Pay attention to the Warnings Cautions and Notices in the User Manual for the product before operation Failure to observe the following precautions could result in serious personal injury WARNING Electrical hazard When service or main...

Page 6: ...an ESD Protected Area EPA Electronic card must be transported from one EPA to another only in ESD shielding packages CAUTION On Customers site during exchange or maintenance of electronic card the service personnel must wear an ESD coat and use disposable wristband NOTICE Check that all relevant legislation and safety standards are complied with before the Sensistor Sentrac is taken into service ...

Page 7: ... Leak Detector 2 2 Document History Revision Date Remark a 03 2015 First public release 02 12 2016 Second public release 03 06 2018 Third public release 04 01 2019 Fourth public release 2 3 Versions This manual applies to the product versions below Unit Name Software Version Leak Detector Sensistor Sentrac 1 01 01 or higher Hand Probe P60 1 01 01 or higher For more information about the latest sof...

Page 8: ...3 Components INFICON 8 76 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 3 Components 3 1 Exploded View Desktop Model ...

Page 9: ...INFICON Components 3 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 9 76 ...

Page 10: ...3 Components INFICON 10 76 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 ...

Page 11: ...0 KB1024 AC power 591 772 10 Light guide 598 193 41 LCD data flat cable 591 836 11 Rubber foot 591 786 42 Sign Serial Number 598 256 12 Distance M3x50 591 832 43 Fuse Holder 591 577 13 Plastic door to expansion 591 824 44 Fuse 2A T 591 578 14 Conductive profile 591 829 45 Sign Manufacturing Year 2014 598 255 15 KB1114 speaker 591 826 46 Screen protector Sensistor Sentrac 598 436 16 Speaker gasket ...

Page 12: ...3 Components INFICON 12 76 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 3 2 Exploded View Portable Model ...

Page 13: ...INFICON Components 3 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 13 76 ...

Page 14: ...3 Components INFICON 14 76 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 ...

Page 15: ... KB1117 24VDCr 591 833 11 Rubber foot 591 786 43 KB1118 battery input 591 828 12 Distance M3x50 591 832 44 KB1024 AC power cable 591 772 13 Plastic door to expansion 591 824 45 LCD data flat cable 591 836 14 Conductive profile 591 829 46 Sign Serial Number 598 256 15 KB1114 speaker 591 826 100 Sign Manufacturing Year 598 255 16 Speaker gasket 598 205 101 Screen protector Sensistor Sentrac 598 436 ...

Page 16: ...3 Components INFICON 16 76 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 3 3 Exploded View Hard Neck ...

Page 17: ...8x1 NBR70 591 284 10 Torx screw MRT M3x20H fzb 591 982 Torx screw MRT M3x20H fzb 591 982 11 Lock washer AZ 3 2 fzb 591 141 Lock washer AZ 3 2 fzb 591 141 12 KB1028 white LED 591 801 KB1028 white LED 591 801 13 KB1027 sensor cable 591 794 KB1027 sensor cable 591 794 5 13 Replacement hard neck for Hand Probe 592 054 Replacement flex neck for Hand Probe 592 055 14 Torx screw MRT M3x6 fzb 591 485 Torx...

Page 18: ...Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 3 4 Interior View Desktop Model Pos Description 1 Slot for Expansion Module 2 Slot for SD Card 3 USB Port 4 Communication Port 5 Device Port 6 Speaker 7 Front Panel 8 Instrument Casing 9 LED Lamp 10 Power Supply ...

Page 19: ...INFICON Components 3 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 19 76 Pos Description 11 Display 12 Accessories Plate 13 Main PCB 14 Fuses 3 5 Interior View Portable Model ...

Page 20: ...ctor ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 Pos Description 1 Slot for Expansion Module 2 Slot for SD Card 3 USB Port 4 Device Port 5 Connection Port 6 Speaker 7 Front Panel 8 Instrument Casing 9 LED Lamp 10 Power Supply 11 Display 12 Accessories Plate 13 Main PCB ...

Page 21: ...nd or Change Display Touch function on display not working Display broken or touch cable loose Check cable and or Change Display Dead pixels or black lines on display Display broken Change display Bad sound from the speaker Broken speaker Change speaker and or check loose parts that can vibrate Short operation time on Portable Model Old or broken battery Change the battery Time and date are reset ...

Page 22: ...Recharge the battery None Reject level too low for sensor sensitivity Orange measure window present on screen Calibration approved but Reject level too low for sensor sensitivity Sensor sensitivity too low to detect leak in Reject level size Change Reject level value or change to sensor with higher sensitivity None Sensor signal error voltage too high Change connect sensor or change probe Red meas...

Page 23: ... broken Heating wire Pin 4 5 broken sensor broken or hardware error Change sensor or probe If a Combox is used change the cable between the Combox and the probe 03 Probe disconnected Reconnect the probe Red measure window present on screen Blue LED flashing The probe has been disconnected No cable or broken cable Ground wire Pin 1 and or Probe sens wire Pin 5 broken Reconnect the probe or change t...

Page 24: ...e instrument Change probe or upgrade the probe software 06 Two probes connected Disconnect one probe and restart the instrument Red measure window present on screen Blue LED flashing Software can not handle two probes Two probes connected to the instrument Disconnect one probe and restart the instrument 07 Instrument hardware error service recommended Red measure window present on screen Blue LED ...

Page 25: ...ng service at the Service Center all electronic cards must be handled exclusively in an ESD Protected Area EPA Electronic card must be transported from one EPA to another only in ESD shielding packages CAUTION On Customer site during exchange or maintenance of electronic card the service personnel must wear an ESD coat and use disposable wristband CAUTION Do not tighten screws with too much torque...

Page 26: ... may be needed when performing service on the Sensistor Sentrac Pos Description Action 1 Phillips head screwdriver PH1 2 Screw driver for slotted head screw 3 Spanner for notched nuts Part no 598 438 LEMO Part no DCH 91 161 PA 4 Torx TX10 5 Torx TX20 6 Sensor Key Part no 598 147 7 Heat Gun 8 Thread locking and adhesive LOCTITE 2700 or 2701 2400 406 and 222 9 Scissor ...

Page 27: ...pm H2 in N2 or calibration leak around 5x10 4 mbarl s tracer gas 5 H2 in N2 14 PC Windows 15 USB flash drive Sensistor Sentrac Software Installer Part no 591 964 16 USB flash drive P60 software Installer Part no 591 964 17 Display glass adhesive alignment tool Part no 598 439 18 Sentrac I O Connector test PCB Part no 598 441 NOTICE Use thread locking compound only in cases specified NOTICE To prev...

Page 28: ...C Make sure that the lock washer on the Probe Connection Port LEMO connector on main PCB is still present Important for proper grounding Make sure that no cables are pinched between the cover and the chassis 2 Reinstall and tighten the two screws B holding the cover C Tighten to 4 Nm 3 Reinstall the Probe Connection Port nut A 4 Use a Spanner for notched nut and tighten the Probe Connection Port n...

Page 29: ...cessories plate 598 195 1 Disassemble 1 Disconnect the mains connector 2 Remove the cover see Disassemble in Remove the Cover 28 3 Remove the five screws A holding the Accessories Plate B 4 Remove the Accessories Plate B Assemble 1 Place the Accessories Plate B 2 Reinstall and tighten the five screws A 3 Reinstall the cover see Assemble in Remove the Cover 28 ...

Page 30: ...1 5 4 Changing Fuses Desktop Model Part Part no Qty Consumables Fuse 2A Slow 6 3x32 mm 591 578 1 Disassemble 1 Disconnect the mains connector 2 Remove the lid A containing the fuses 3 Remove the fuses Assemble 1 Install the new fuses The upper fuse is spare 2 Reinstall the lid A containing the fuses ...

Page 31: ...e mains connector 2 Remove the cover see Disassemble in Remove the Cover 28 3 Remove the two screws A holding the Power Supply B 4 Disconnect the power supply cabling 5 Remove the Power Supply B Assemble 1 Install the new Power Supply 2 Connect the power supply cabling according to the drawing below 3 Reinstall and tighten the two screws 4 mm A holding the Power Supply 4 Reinstall the cover see As...

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Page 33: ...INFICON Service Instructions 5 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 33 76 ...

Page 34: ...e cover see Disassemble in Remove the Cover 28 3 Remove the two screws C holding the power switch panel 4 Remove the four screws A holding the Battery B 5 Remove the Battery B 6 Remove the Battery cabling from the power switch panel and main PCB Assemble 1 Install the new Battery 2 Mount the Battery cabling according to drawing below 3 Reinstall and tighten the four screws A holding the Battery 4 ...

Page 35: ...INFICON Service Instructions 5 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 35 76 ...

Page 36: ...trac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 5 7 Changing Main PCB Part Part no Qty Consumables Main PCB Sensistor Sentrac 591 823 1 CAUTION Be very cautions when removing the locking on connector J2 FFC cable LCD data on main PCB See Drawings 71 ...

Page 37: ...electrical shock Assemble 1 Reinstall the distance E onto the PCB 2 Place the new PCB in correct position 3 Reinstall and tighten the four screws D holding the PCB 4 Reinstall all cables on the PCB Pay special attention to J2 Do not use force 5 Perform a function test before the assembly continues ð Ensure the following functions check that the ð Blue LED is lit ð Display is lit up and functions ð...

Page 38: ...el Part Part no Qty Consumables Instrument Front Panel 598 192 1 Environment gasket 598 206 1 WARNING Electrical hazard When function test is performed on an open instrument there is a risk of electrical shock CAUTION Be very cautions when removing the locking on connector J2 FFC cable LCD data on main PCB See Drawings 71 ...

Page 39: ...use thread locking compound 3 Mount the Probe Socket Make sure to mount the lock washer to ensure good grounding See to that the red marking on the socket is upwards 4 Mount the blue LED together with the light guide Cut a piece from the foam plastic about 5x10 mm Place it on the light guide to ensure good fitting towards the inner chassis 5 Carefully insert the Display D in the new Front Panel Fo...

Page 40: ...o rainbow rings are visible ð Touch function on the display is working ð Sound in earphone and speaker is working ð Probe is working in both front and rear Probe sockets ð Electrical grounding is OK Measure with a DVM between front probe connection ground the shield and one of the screws in the back The resistance should be 9 ohm or lower 11 If any of the above tests fails see Troubleshooting 21 1...

Page 41: ...e 591 829 1 WARNING Electrical hazard When function test is performed on an open instrument there is a risk of electrical shock CAUTION Be very cautious when removing the locking on connector J2 FFC cable LCD data on main PCB See Drawings 71 Disassemble 1 Disconnect the mains connector 2 Remove the cover see Disassemble in Remove the Cover 28 3 Remove the four screws A holding the Front Panel B ...

Page 42: ...ile strips onto the Display 3 Mount the display plates according to previous notes step 8 in Disassemble Do not tighten to firmly 4 Carefully insert the Display in the Front Panel Leave a gap of at least 0 5 mm between the Display and the Front Panel inside the LED lamp to avoid that the display glass sticks to the plastic edge where the EMC gasket seal is 5 Reinstall the display plates E by tight...

Page 43: ...he display is working ð Sound in earphone and speaker is working ð Probe is working in both front and rear Probe sockets ð Electrical grounding is OK Measure with a DVM between front probe connection ground the shield and one of the screws in the back The resistance should be 9 ohm or lower 11 If any of the above tests fails see Troubleshooting 21 12 Reinstall the cover see Assemble in Remove the ...

Page 44: ...5 10 Changing LED Lamp Part Part no Qty Consumables KB1112 LED 591 827 1 WARNING Electrical hazard When function test is performed on an open instrument there is a risk of electrical shock CAUTION Be very cautious when removing the locking on connector J2 FFC cable LCD data on main PCB See Drawings 71 ...

Page 45: ...re pinched between the Front Panel and the chassis 3 Reinstall and tighten the four screws A holding the Front Panel Do not use thread locking compound 4 Perform a function test before the assembly continues Ensure the following functions check that the ð Display is centered in the Front Panel If not loosen the screws holding the display and align it ð Blue LED is lit ð Display is lit up and funct...

Page 46: ...us when removing the locking on connector J2 FFC cable LCD data on main PCB See Drawings 71 Disassemble 1 Disconnect the mains connector 2 Remove the cover see Disassemble in Remove the Cover 28 3 Remove the four screws A holding the Front Panel B 4 Remove all cables between the Front Panel B and the PCB Pay special attention to J2 Carefully tap the screwdriver locking alternately left right to lo...

Page 47: ...nect all cables between the Front Panel and the PCB Pay special attention to J2 Do not use force 7 Perform a function test before the assembly continues Ensure the following functions check that the ð Blue LED is lit ð Display is lit up and is functions ð Touch function on the display is working ð Sound in earphone and speaker is working correctly ð Probe is working in both front and rear Probe so...

Page 48: ... 1901 5 12 Changing Rubber Foot Part Part no Qty Consumables Rubber foot 591 786 4 LOCTITE 2400 Disassemble 1 Remove the screw A holding the Rubber Foot B 2 Remove the Rubber Foot B Assemble 1 Install the new Rubber Foot 2 Reinstall the screw A holding the Rubber Foot Use thread locking compound ...

Page 49: ... the C21 connection port nut A 3 Remove the two screws and the lock washers B 4 Carefully remove the lower part of the Probe handle C Assemble 1 Place the lower part of the Probe handle C correctly Make sure that the cables are not pinched between the upper and lower part of the Probe handle and that the lock washer is on the inside of the Probe handle 2 Reinstall and tighten the two screws and lo...

Page 50: ...e between the Probe tip and the C21 connection port Resistance should be lower than 9 ohm Re tension the C21 connection port nut if necessary 5 Connect the Probe to the Sensistor Sentrac 6 Start the Probe and make sure that it works properly check ð Sensitivity ð Display ð LED lamp 7 If the test fails see Troubleshooting 21 ...

Page 51: ...Open the Probe Cover see Disassemble in Open Probe P60 Cover 49 3 Remove all cables on the Probe PCB A 4 Remove the screw B holding the Probe PCB A 5 Remove the Probe PCB A Assemble 1 Install the new Probe PCB with display Make sure that the display on the PCB is clean and free from dirt 2 Reinstall and tighten the screw B holding the Probe PCB Use thread locking compound 3 Reinstall all cables on...

Page 52: ...D 598 242 1 Before dec 2016 Display glass 2 0 OLED 598 259 1 From dec 2017 Adhesive display glass P60 598 257 1 Before dec 2016 Adhesive display glass P60 598 260 1 From dec 2017 Disassemble 1 Disconnect the Probe from the Sensistor Sentrac 2 Open the Probe Cover see Disassemble in Open Probe P60 Cover 49 3 Remove all cables on the Probe PCB A 4 Remove the screw B holding the Probe PCB A ...

Page 53: ... Adhesive 3 Firmly apply the new Display Glass Adhesive D into the Display Glass socket and press 4 Remove the protective paper from the Display Glass Adhesive 5 Install the new Probe Display Glass C Make sure that the new Display Glass is clean and free from dirt 6 Remove the edge of protective paper from the OLED display seal E leave the protective paper in the center for now 7 Firmly apply the ...

Page 54: ... 1 Disconnect the Probe from the Sensistor Sentrac 2 Open the Probe Cover see Disassemble in Open Probe P60 Cover 49 3 Remove the LED Lamps connector from the PCB B 4 Remove the LED Lamps A Carefully tap them out of their sockets Assemble 1 Install the new LED Lamps Use Loctite 406 when attaching the lamps 2 Reinstall all cables on the LED Lamps 3 Reinstall the Probe Cover see Assemble in Open Pro...

Page 55: ...Disassemble 1 Disconnect the Probe from the Sensistor Sentrac 2 Open the Probe Cover see Disassemble in Open Probe P60 Cover 49 3 Remove the screw B holding the Probe PCB A 4 Loosen the Probe PCB A 5 Remove the Button C Assemble 1 Install the new Button Make sure that the Button is properly mounted 2 Reinstall the Probe PCB A see Assemble in Changing Probe P60 Display Glass 52 ...

Page 56: ...sing a Sensor Key 4 Remove the Probe PCB D 5 Use a heat gun to soften the adhesive in the mounting hole C 6 Remove the Probe Neck B Assemble 1 Use Loctite 2400 on the new Probe Neck For Flexible Neck use Loctite 2701 2 Install the new Probe Neck Make sure to align the hole in the hard Neck with the mounting hole C in the probe Flex neck do not have any hole Just tighten the neck with the threaded ...

Page 57: ...from the Probe Neck B 3 Use a small slotted screw driver to remove the O ring inside the Probe Sensor Nut A 4 Clean the Probe Sensor Nut A thoroughly Assemble 1 Use the O ring mounting tool for nut probe tip to mount the O ring into the Probe Sensor Nut A 2 Lubricate the O ring with lock oil 3 Use a Sensor Key to mount the Probe Sensor Nut A 4 Connect the Probe to the Sensistor Sentrac 5 Start the...

Page 58: ...tor Sentrac 2 Use a Sensor Key to remove the Probe Sensor Nut A from the Probe Neck B 3 Remove the Probe Neck O ring C from the Probe Neck B Assemble 1 Mount the new Probe Neck O ring C onto the Probe Neck B 2 Use a Sensor Key to mount the Probe Sensor Nut A 3 Connect the Probe to the Sensistor Sentrac 4 Start the Probe and make sure that it works properly check ð Sensitivity ð Display ð LED lamp ...

Page 59: ...entrac 2 Use a Sensor Key to remove the Probe Sensor Nut A from the Probe Neck B 3 Pull out the Sensor C from the Probe Neck B Assemble 1 Insert the new Probe Sensor C into the Probe Neck B 2 Use a Sensor Key to mount the Probe Sensor Nut A 3 Connect the Probe to the Sensistor Sentrac 4 Start the Probe and make sure that it works properly check ð Sensitivity ð Display ð LED lamp 5 If the test fail...

Page 60: ...ay Verify that ð Display ð no staining rainbow colors is displayed If so the display is positioned incorrectly and in tension ð is well centered ð contrast and brightness is good and the picture is stable no flicker adjustment of brightness ð no pixel graphical glitches ð touch function is operational ð Grounding from the AC socket and ground exist Use a multimeter to measure between the center pi...

Page 61: ... text Setting file sconf bin created on SD card should now be visible ð Close the green box ð Take out the SD card 9 Sound verification ð Turn up the volume to MAX ð Expose the probe to calibration gas or tracer gas and listen to verify that audio sounds clear without grating Grating may be caused by ð LEMO counter nut is not tightened ð Parts of the power supply are vibrating can not be silenced ...

Page 62: ...set by one of the options below ð Go to Diagnosis SYSTEM RESET Code 7367 ð Perform this task via installation software 16 Calibrate with the specific Hand Probe P60 being shipped with the Sensistor Sentrac unit 17 If model is battery operated ð Charge battery ð Verify that battery is fully charged 5 21 2 Visual verification of Sensistor Sentrac Battery surface finish Verify that the surface finish...

Page 63: ...e updated 5 Double click on the icon on the desktop Check that the Sensistor Sentrac serial number appear in the COM port window If the serial number is present the communication between the computer and the Sentrac is set up 6 Chose which unit to update instrument or probe 7 Click download to perform the software update 8 Restart the instrument after completed update 6 2 Warning List In the Warni...

Page 64: ... H2 the value can be between 0 1 to 5 mV s depending of operating time and gas exposure history Power The operating voltage V Sensor Diode Indicates the sensor temperature by the voltage drop over a diode Normal voltage drop 600 20 mV Conversion Factor The internal unit and gas conversions parameter between calibration settings and Measuring Mode settings If unit and gas settings are equal the Con...

Page 65: ...or signal Unit less Output signal from processed sensor signal Calibration factor Unit less Diagnosis Service Screen Calibration factor Internal factor to store calibration results internal factor not showed Conversion factor Unit less Diagnosis Service Screen Conversion factor Internal calculated relationship between different unit and gases Conversion value is set to 1 when ppm is selected as ca...

Page 66: ... used Displayed measuring unit Measuring Mode Unit Unit Measuring Mode displayed leak rate unit concentration unit Gives a relation value according Chart 1 Displayed measuring gas Measuring Mode Disp Gas Displayed Gas Measuring Mode displayed gas type Displayed measuring gas viscosity µPa s Measuring Mode Disp Gas Viscosity Measuring Mode gas type viscosity if custom displayed gas type used Chart ...

Page 67: ... 16636 N2 17 566 1 1651 H2 8 813 0 08373 R134a 11 617 4 3377 R22 12 406 3 62 R290 8 0075 1 8655 R404a 11 807 4 1323 R407c 12 068 3 6473 R410a 13 13 3 06 R600a 7 374 2 485 R1234yf 12 16 4 853 Conversion factor calculation Normalized flow rate e g mbarl s cc s etc is selected as Calibration unit and Measuring displayed unit Mass flow rate e g g yr oz yr is selected as Calibration unit and Measuring ...

Page 68: ...nit Factor 1000 is to convert l to ml Conversion factor when ppm is selected as Calibration unit and or Measuring displayed Unit Locating Mode Calculated Parameter Menu Explanation Processed Sensor signal Output signal from processed signal Locating value Diagnosis Service Screen Signals Locating value numeric unit less Locating result Locating graph Diagnosis Service Screen Locating Graph Graphic...

Page 69: ...ound Amplified Locating result sound Adjustable Parameter Menu Explanation Sensitivity value Locating Mode Icon or Settings Locating Mode Sensitivity Sensitivity value 1 15 each step corresponds to double the sensitivity respond on Locating bar and Sound range See the diagram 1 6 5 Settings Reset CAUTION All settings affecting measurements will be reset to factory defaults 1 Click Diagnosis Reset ...

Page 70: ...Saved recipes and passwords are deleted 1 Click Diagnosis Reset Factory Default 2 Click the green Reset button 3 Fill in the service password 4 Click the green Reset button 5 Restart the Sensistor Sentrac 6 7 Reset Calibration To reset an erroneous calibration 1 Click Diagnosis Reset Calibration 2 Click the green Reset button 3 Fill in the service password 4 Click the green Reset button ...

Page 71: ...INFICON Drawings 7 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 71 76 7 Drawings ...

Page 72: ...7 Drawings INFICON 72 76 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 ...

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Page 74: ...Index INFICON 74 76 Sensistor Sentrac Leak Detector ServiceManual nip65en1 05 1901 Index ...

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