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7.3 FUSES REPLACEMENT

If it is necessary to replace the fuses of the instrument, proceed as follows.

For technical specifications of fuses, see Chapter “2.0 Technical features”.

1

Switch off the instrument and disconnect the power cable from the instrument connector.

Locate the fuse holder drawer and pull it out.

2

Pull out the fuses, with the help of a screwdriver, taking care not to damage the fuse holder drawer and/or the

fuses.

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Summary of Contents for AACE01

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Page 3: ...12 16Vdc 10 Example of connection to a Car Battery Starter 11 Connection diagram excluding the external cooler 12 OPERATION 13 MAINTENANCE 14 Tightness test of the entire cooler system 14 Peristaltic...

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Page 5: ...rovements the manufac turer assumes no responsibility for any errors in content or printing 1 2 Safety warnings WARNING INJURIES HAZARD To avoid the risk of fire or electric shock connect the power ca...

Page 6: ...lity for the normal operation of the device and the validity of the relevant approvals 2 2 Permitted use of the product This chapter describes the areas of application for which the AACE01 is intended...

Page 7: ...ged by the operator The tube has an average duration of about 500 hours of continuous operation To ensure the smooth operation of the entire system the rotor of the peristaltic pump containing the neo...

Page 8: ...l min Volume exchange per hour 120ml h Maximum temp deviation from set point 5 C from set point 4 2 Green LED behavior 4 3 Electrical connections Power plug at 110 240Vac through IEC 320 with fuse hol...

Page 9: ...MAINS VOLTAGE 110 240V VIA THE SUPPLIED CABLE REMOTE WATER DRAIN TO INSTRUMENT IN INPUT TO INSTRUMENT P INPUT TO INSTRUMENT T1 INPUT 5 1 CONNECTION DIAGRAM USING THE EXTERNAL COOLER POWERED AT 110 240...

Page 10: ...UCH AS A CAR BATTERY STARTER REMOTE WATER DRAIN TO INSTRUMENT IN INPUT TO INSTRUMENT P INPUT TO INSTRUMENT T1 INPUT 5 2 CONNECTION DIAGRAM USING THE EXTERNAL COOLER POWERED WITH LOW VOLTAGE 12 16Vdc G...

Page 11: ...11 5 2 1 EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION TO A CAR BATTERY STARTER...

Page 12: ...TION DIAGRAM EXCLUDING THE EXTERNAL COOLER PARTICULATE FILTER TO INSTRUMENT IN INPUT TO INSTRUMENT P INPUT TO INSTRUMENT T1 INPUT FEATURED EXTENTION INSTALL THE PROVIDED FEMALE FEMALE CONNECTOR GAS SA...

Page 13: ...front to stop flashing Once the green LED is still lit it means that the Cooler reached the operative temperature of 5 C effectively drying the gas The condensate water produced is collected inside a...

Page 14: ...e analyzer and access the menu Configuration Diagnostic Smoke probe 5 Start with the smoke probe tightness test which in this case is considered as the tightness test for the whole Cooler system For m...

Page 15: ...the peristaltic pump holding inward the two plastic fins indicated by the arrows and at the same time extract the rotor 5 Pulled out the old rotor replace it with a new one doing reverse operations up...

Page 16: ...l specifications of fuses see Chapter 2 0 Technical features 1 Switch off the instrument and disconnect the power cable from the instrument connector Locate the fuse holder drawer and pull it out 2 Pu...

Page 17: ...any obstruction to the gas flow is avoided REPLACE THE PARTICULATE FILTER IF IT IS VISIBLY DIRTY OR HUMID DO NOT PERFORM MEASURES WITHOUT THE FILTER OR WITH A DIRTY FILTER IN ORDER TO AVOID IRREVERSI...

Page 18: ...m cable Working temperature 600 C AASF35 750 mm gas probe with 3 m cable Working temperature 800 C AASF36 1000 mm gas probe with 3 m cable Working temperature 1200 C AASX03 750 mm probe for industria...

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