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5

Charge the Battery Pack

Before using the gas detector for the first time, you will need to charge the 

battery pack in order for the unit to function correctly .

CauTiOn: To prevent equipment damage, 
•  Charge the battery pack only in temperatures between 32°F and 104°F 

(0°C and 40°C). Charging outside this temperature range may cause 

permanent damage to the battery pack.

•  Use only the AC adapter that is included with the TIF8800X to charge the 

battery pack. if a replacement adapter is needed, refer  

to the 

Replacement Parts

 section of this manual.

Setup

1. Place the power switch in the OFF / CHARGE 

position . See Figure 2 .

2 . Plug the AC adapter (included with the TIF8800X) into 

an appropriate wall outlet, and connect the charger 

jack to the charge input on the tool.  

See Figure 3 .

  During the charge cycle, the yellow LED (CHARGE) is 

illuminated . Once charging is complete, the green 

LED (READY) will also illuminate.

 

Notes:

  • Leaving the AC adapter connected to the tool after 

charging will not damage the tool. However, the tool 

will not operate until the AC adapter has been 

disconnected.

  • The battery pack is shipped pre-charged but its 

condition upon arrival to the user is unknown due to 

parasitic drainage that occurs during storage and  

shipment. An initial charge cycle is recommended to 

achieve full performance of the tool. This initial charge 

will take 2-6 hours depending on the actual condition 

of the battery pack. Subsequent charges (applied after 

the red low-battery LED illuminates) will take 

approximately 15 hours.

  • New battery packs need to be conditioned before 

they’re capable of optimum performance. To condition 

a new battery pack: charge it fully, then operate the 

tool as normal until the low battery LED illuminates. 

Repeat this procedure a minimum of 3 to 5 times.

Charger 

input Jack

Figure 3

Side 

View

Figure 2

Power 

Switch

Top 

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Summary of Contents for TIF TIF8800X

Page 1: ...TIF8800X Combustible Gas Detector Owner s Manual Manual del propietario Manuel de l utilisateur an spx brand...

Page 2: ...n an area known to be non hazardous The process of charging or replacing the battery pack could cause a spark and in an environment containing combustible gas could lead to an explosion Reinstall the...

Page 3: ...s 3 Setup 4 Install the Battery Pack 4 Charge the Battery Pack 5 Operating Instructions 6 Instrument Status Indicators 7 Maintenance 8 General Care 8 Battery Pack 8 Sensor 9 Specifications 10 Replacem...

Page 4: ...tion where a combustible gas vapor or residue needs to be found Some applications are Gas lines and pipes Fuel leaks Liquid or gas fired heating systems Propane filling stations warning The TIF8800X i...

Page 5: ...Instrument status indicators five LEDs 3 Probe tip and sensor 4 NiMh battery pack behind cover 5 Charger input jack 6 Leak intensity indicators six LEDs 7 Sensitivity control Parts and Controls 1 7 6...

Page 6: ...amber See Figure 1 Setup 4 4 Reinstall the battery cover and screw 5 Reinstall the rubber boot caution To prevent personal injury always reinstall the rubber boot Failure to do so may impair the intri...

Page 7: ...e is illuminated Once charging is complete the green LED READY will also illuminate Notes Leaving the AC adapter connected to the tool after charging will not damage the tool However the tool will not...

Page 8: ...leak When a detectable compound enters the tip the tick rate speeds up Along with the increased tick rate the leak intensity LEDs illuminate from left to right The larger the concentration the more L...

Page 9: ...a battery charge is needed The battery pack must be fully recharged before the tool is used again Charge yellow This LED illuminates during the recharge process Ready green This LED illuminates when t...

Page 10: ...apter into an appropriate wall outlet and connect the charger jack to the tool During the charge cycle the yellow LED charge is illuminated Once charging is complete the green LED READY will also illu...

Page 11: ...l the sensor straight out of the sensor socket 2 Align the pins in the new sensor with the receptacles in the sensor socket and push the sensor into place 3 Test the tool in the presence of a known le...

Page 12: ...cles Warm up Period Approximately 30 seconds Duty Cycle Continuous no limitation Response Time Instantaneous Sensitivity Variable as low as 1 ppm gasoline vapor Operating Environment 32 F to 125 F 0 C...

Page 13: ...review the Troubleshooting section of this manual to determine if the problem can be solved If the tool still fails to work correctly contact the company at 800 327 5060 for more information Repaired...

Page 14: ...If red LED fault illuminates again replace battery pack Refer to Replacement Parts section of this manual 2 If battery pack is not the problem discontinue using tool and return it for service caution...

Page 15: ...To condition battery pack charge it fully then operate tool as normal until the low battery LED illuminates Repeat this procedure a minimum of 3 to 5 times Tool does not operate and battery pack char...

Page 16: ...0 Rev B August 11 2010 655 Eisenhower Drive Owatonna MN 55060 0995 USA Toll free 800 327 5060 llamada gratuita 800 327 5060 num ro gratuit 800 327 5060 Fax 866 259 1241 tel copieur 866 259 1241 www ti...

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