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The extended probe has a similar effect to the x30 nozzle.  Note that the response and 
cleardown times are increased when the extended probe is fitted. 

To restore the instrument to its normal state, remove the nozzle and press 

PEAK HOLD

 

and 

GAS GROUP

 to remove the Nozzle Present symbol. 

4.5 Calibration 

The instrument is not intended for accurate measurement of leaks; for normal leak 
tracing, no calibration is necessary.  The instrument is factory calibrated to a helium 
leak.  However, it is possible to improve the accuracy of the instrument for a particular 
gas by calibrating it.  You will need access to a standard leak, or known concentration of 
the required gas. 

1.  Set up the instrument to the required state:  units, nozzle (not) present and gas 

group. 

2.  Present the instrument with a null sample (air) and press 

ZERO

3. Hold down 

ZERO

 and press 

POWER

 briefly.  Release both buttons.  The units 

indication on the display will flash to indicate that the instrument is in calibration 
mode.  The audible ticks are disabled. 

4.  Present a standard leak, or concentration of gas, to the instrument. 
5. Set the display bargraph and exponent to read the standard leak flow rate or 

concentration:  use 

PEAK HOLD

 to increase the displayed value, or 

GAS GROUP

 

to reduce it. 

6. Pressing 

ZERO

 will zero the display.  Pressing 

POWER

 will set the calibration to the 

general default.  The 

 symbol will become visible to indicate that the general 

default calibration is in use. 

7. Press 

ZERO

 and 

POWER

 again to restore normal instrument operation. 

8. Check that the instrument reads the correct flow rate or concentration when 

presented with the standard leak rate or concentration. 

 

Section 5  Batteries 

Either a standard alkaline, or rechargeable Ni-Cad, battery may be used.  Change, or 

replace, the battery if the Battery Low symbol 

 appears on the display.  If the 

battery voltage falls to an unacceptable level the instrument will switch itself off. 

To change the battery, turn off the instrument, remove the battery cover on the rear 
cover, unplug the old battery, install the new one in its place. 

The instrument will run from the battery or the AC adapter.  The internal battery is 
disconnected when the adapter is plugged in.   

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Summary of Contents for LeakHunter Plus 8066

Page 1: ...LeakHunter Plus 8066 User Manual LeakHunter Plus LTR REVISION DATE BY A1 Release for Prod 11 02 95 CJC B1 Revise Spares List 05 23 96 BT INT 0124 XX...

Page 2: ...anties shall not apply if the equipment has been repaired other than by Matheson or a service facility designated by Matheson or if this equipment has not been operated and maintained in accordance wi...

Page 3: ...conductivity that differs from that of the ambient air on which it was zeroed The instrument is normally zeroed in ambient air comprising a mixture of approximately 78 nitrogen and 21 oxygen Hence th...

Page 4: ...nge extension nozzle Probe clip and template AC power adapter and battery charger Battery User manual Cleaning wipe Extended probe The clip attaches permanently to the rear of the instrument The probe...

Page 5: ...n in Figure 1 3 Peel off the paper that protects the adhesive on the back of the clip Assembly aid Probe clip Rear of case Figure 2 Probe clip template 4 Carefully position the clip in the position de...

Page 6: ...ctable Functions Peak hold Zero Calibrate Gas type nozzle type Response time Approximately 1s Recovery time Approximately 1s Audio Signal proportional to leak rate Diagnostics Battery low indication D...

Page 7: ...d in the same mode as it will be used 3 4 Peak hold Press PEAK HOLD to select and display the Peak Hold symbol on the screen In this mode the instrument shows the highest positive or negative value me...

Page 8: ...zzle Present symbol The same operations should be carried out when attaching or removing the extended probe supplied as part of the 8066 3 8 Battery low This symbol becomes visible when the battery is...

Page 9: ...and hold ZERO then press PEAK HOLD You will see the displayed exponent change with the change of sensitivity For instance with ml sec units successive exponents will be 5 most sensitive range 4 and 3...

Page 10: ...are disabled 4 Present a standard leak or concentration of gas to the instrument 5 Set the display bargraph and exponent to read the standard leak flow rate or concentration use PEAK HOLD to increase...

Page 11: ...pter is for indoor use only The battery charger is for indoor use with Ni Cad batteries only Do not attempt to recharge other types of battery as damage or injury may result Recharging time is 16 hour...

Page 12: ...nd probe Instrument will not power up Depleted battery Replace battery or use AC power adapter Wrong connector used on AC power adapter Make sure smaller female connector is used on unit 7 2 Error ind...

Page 13: ...05 6 0E 04 2 1E 08 1 6E 02 2 Neon 41 5 80E 05 3 5E 03 1 2E 07 9 3E 02 Xenon 41 5 81E 05 3 5E 03 1 2E 07 9 3E 02 3 R11 35 6 84E 05 4 1E 03 1 5E 07 1 0E 03 R12 30 7 90E 05 4 7E 03 1 7E 07 1 3E 03 R21 3...

Page 14: ...Units Peak hold Battery low Leak rate bargraph mantissa Leak rate exponent Not used Default calibration in use Nozzle present LeakHunter Plus 8066 ZERO PEAK HOLD GAS GROUP 1 2 POWER INT 0124 XX 14...

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