6.3 SHIPPING
Carefully pack the radiometer in the original shipping container and
packing materials. Ship it prepaid to the factory and be sure to insure
the unit for full value.
6.4 BATTERY COVER REMOVAL
The battery cover at the back of the radiometer can be removed for
maintenance purposes by the following procedure:
a. Disconnect the charger (if used) from the unit.
b. Turn the two screws in the battery cover
counterclockwise
until the
cover is removed.
c. Reverse this procedure when replacing the cover.
6.5 BATTERY INSTALLATION AND REPLACEMENT
The radiometer is provided with nonrechargeable, ‘‘AA’’ size alka-
line cells as standard. If rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries are
used, the Spectroline DM-15C0001 bivoltage AC recharger must be
used. Use of any other charger may damage the meter. Refer to the
markings on the DM-15C0001 for power source requirements.
Battery cells should be replaced as follows:
a. Lift out the battery holder from the radiometer and remove the
holder from the battery connector.
b. Take out the old cells from the holder.
c. Insert four new cells, ensuring that the cells are installed according
to the polarity designated on the battery holder. FAILURE TO DO
SO CAN DAMAGE THE RADIOMETER.
d. Check that the battery holder contacts are clean and making
good connection.
e. Reconnect the battery holder to the battery connector.
f. Replace the battery holder in its compartment and replace the
battery cover ensuring that the coil cord exits in the appropriate
slot.
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