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MULTICAL®
403
Kamstrup
A/S
∙
Technical
description
∙
5512
‐
1689_B1_GB_03.2017
133
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Troubleshooting
MULTICAL
403
has
been
constructed
with
a
view
to
quick
and
simple
installation
as
well
as
long
and
reliable
operation
at
the
heat
consumer.
Should
you,
however,
experience
an
operating
problem,
the
table
below
can
be
used
for
troubleshooting.
Should
it
be
necessary
to
repair
the
meter,
we
recommend
only
to
replace
battery,
temperature
sensors
and
communication
modules.
Alternatively,
the
whole
meter
should
be
replaced.
Major
repairs
must
be
made
by
Kamstrup
A/S.
Before
sending
us
a
meter
to
be
repaired
or
checked,
please
use
the
error
detection
table
below
to
help
you
clarify
the
possible
cause
of
the
problem.
Symptom
Possible
reason
Proposal
for
correction
No
display
function
(empty
display)
Power
supply
missing
Change
battery
or
check
mains
supply.
Does
the
supply
plug
provide
3.6
VDC?
No
energy
accumulation
(e.g.
MWh)
and
volume
(m
3
)
Read
“INFO”
in
the
display
Check
the
error
indicated
by
the
info
code
(See
paragraph
7.7)
If
“INFO”
=
00000000
Check
that
the
flow
direction
matches
the
arrow
on
the
flow
sensor
If
“INFO”
=
xXxxxxxx,
xxXxxxxx
or
xXXxxxxx.
Consult
the
”INFO”
overview
(paragraph
7.7)
and
check
the
temperature
sensors.
If
defective,
replace
the
sensor
pair.
Accumulation
of
volume
(m
3
)
but
not
of
energy
(e.g.
MWh)
Inlet
and
outlet
sensors
have
been
interchanged
in
either
installation
or
connection
Mount
the
sensors
correctly
Heat/cooling
cut
‐
off
hc
has
been
configured
at
too
low
value
Reconfigure
hc
at
a
suitable
value,
or
configure
hc
at
250
°C,
thereby
disconnecting
the
cut
‐
off
function.
Incorrect
temperature
reading
Defective
temperature
sensor
Insufficient
installation
Replace
sensor
pair
Check
the
installation
Temperature
indication
a
little
too
low,
or
accumulation
of
energy
(e.g.
MWh)
slightly
too
low
Bad
thermic
sensor
contact
Heat
dissipation
Too
short
sensor
pockets
Make
sure
that
the
sensors
are
pushed
to
the
bottom
of
the
sensor
pockets
Insulate
sensor
pockets
Replace
by
longer
pockets