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Maintenance of the analyzer

Optional accessories 35

Sensors have very precise locations, see the following locations defined for each sensor:

1

O

2

CO

•  O2 sensor must be in O

2

 position

•  CO-H2 sensor must be in CO position
•  NO or low NO sensor must be in 1 position

When a sensor has been replaced, it is possible to check the proper functioning of 
this new sensor by going in the “Information” menu of the analyser. It is normal 
that a sensor that has just been installed gives the following message: “Current 
Error”, it is necessary to wait designated time to stabilize the polarization of the 
sensor.
Here are the minimum stabilisation times for each sensor:
•  O

2

: 1 hour

•  CO: 8 hours
•  NO: 12 hours
•  Low NO: 12 hours

13.3 Replace filter inside the water trap

Follow this procedure to replace the filter inside the water trap:

• Disconnect the smoke probe from the analyzer.
• Turn the lower part (2) of the water trap to the left to detach it from the upper part (1). 
• Remove the part (3) by pulling it slightly.
• Remove the used filter (4) and replace it by a new one.
• Replace the part (3).
• Turn the lower part (2) of the water trap to the right to fix it on the upper part (1).
• Make sure O-ring is seated properly in the lower part of water trap.

1

2

3

4

13.4 Cleaning the analyzer

Clean the analyzer housing with a damp cloth. Use distilled water.

Do not use isopropanol.

14. Optional accessories

The following accessories are available:

Part number

Description

Illustration

27520 (NO)

27521 (Low NO)

NO or Low NO sensor for NOx

27544

Draft probe

27532 (180 mm)

27533 (300 mm)

27534 (750 mm)

180, 300 and 750 mm probes available

27546

Remote wireless printer

27537

3 m dual hose extension

27538

Differential pressure hose kit

24646

Smart air temperature probe with 2 m cable

11994

Manual smoke pump kit

SCO110B

CO ambient probe

SCO112B

CO

2

 ambient probe

26811

SCU (Sample Conditioning Unit)

Summary of Contents for SI-CA 130

Page 1: ...www sauermanngroup com USER MANUAL Si CA 130 GAS ANALYZER...

Page 2: ...s results 14 5 8 Use the Zoom function 15 6 Set the general parameters of the analyzer 16 6 1 Set the time 16 6 2 Set the time zone 16 6 3 Set the date 16 6 4 Set the language 16 6 5 Set the country 1...

Page 3: ...fingers in movable zones of the device articulations The device must not be used in ATEX zones according to applicable standards Do not store the device with solvents Do not use desiccants Do not use...

Page 4: ...to maintain the contact tip inside the duct The probe is connected to the instrument by 3 m 10 of dual hose Other probe lengths 75 cm 1 m and 1 5 m are avalaible as options Interchangeable measuremen...

Page 5: ...asurement also for Heat Exchanger Test NO Direct NO sensor measurement NO L Direct Low NO sensor measurement NOx Calculated NOx value NOx L Calculated Low NOx value with NOx factor CO2 Calculated CO2...

Page 6: ...lor Touch Screen with Graphing Size 480 x 272 pixels Keypad 1 On Off key Material ABS PC Protection IP42 Connection Wireless class 2 range range frequency from 2402 MHz to 2480 MHz with a transmit pow...

Page 7: ...Gas Analysis screen The screen displays values of the different parameters of the analysis Perform measurement for at least 3 minutes until measurements stabilize 5 3 Perform a draft measurement Duri...

Page 8: ...arameters to display Select the time period to display Tap Start The analyzer displays the measurements as graph 5 6 Save the analysis During the combustion gas analysis when measurements are constant...

Page 9: ...e Settings General screen is displayed Tap Language Select the language among English French Spanish Italian German Portuguese and Chinese 6 5 Set the country Settings General screen is displayed Tap...

Page 10: ...following information about the fuel is displayed A1 B K CO2 t V dry gas m3 ucb M air kg ucb MH2 O kg ucb and PCI MJ ucb 7 1 2 Create a fuel It is possible to create a customized fuel Settings Analys...

Page 11: ...or falling the alarm of the instrument is activated when the measured value is below the defined threshold A maximum of 5 different alarms can be set Settings Analysis screen is displayed Tap Alarms...

Page 12: ...ernal NTC sensor of the analyzer if no probe is connected and if no value entered To enter an air temperature Settings Analysis screen is displayed Tap Air temperature Activate it at the top of the sc...

Page 13: ...e the data saving mode manual or data logger Settings screen is displayed Tap Data saving Select Manual data will be manualy saved during measurement or Select Data logger data will be saved according...

Page 14: ...rinted default number is 1 Settings Printer screen is displayed Tap Number of copies Use up and down arrows to define the number of copies Maximum number of copies is five 11 Analyzer information This...

Page 15: ...12 Perform other measurements The analyzer can perform other measurements than a gas analysis CO monitor Gas tightness test Gas pump flow rate Heat exchanger integrity test Stack gas velocity 12 1 Pe...

Page 16: ...or combustion chamber The pump of the analyzer must be on to perform this test Other measurements screen is displayed Tap Heat Exchanger Integrity Test Insert the sampling probe into the exhaust flue...

Page 17: ...e time of the sensor is strongly linked to the reagent consumption present in the sensor As their consumption increases features of the sensor are getting worse until their exhaustion after which it i...

Page 18: ...t the smoke probe from the analyzer Turn the lower part 2 of the water trap to the left to detach it from the upper part 1 Remove the part 3 by pulling it slightly Remove the used filter 4 and replace...

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