Tanaka AD-6, Instruction Manual

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The STANDBY screen shown in Fig. 5 on Page 18 is displayed.
<< This completes testing. >>
5.3 Test without a 100% Sample in the Graduated Cylinder
(1) If the sample volume in the graduated cylinder is not 100% (
5
), place the graduated cylinder
in the receiver compartment as is.
Note (
5
) Make sure that the sample volume is less than 100%.
If the sample volume is not 100%, the ratio of the remaining oil needs to be changed.
If the sample is 50 ml, for example, 1 ml of sample remaining in the flask must be
calculated as 2%. Since this tester has a conversion formula, simply set the volume of
oil (ml) and volume remaining in the flask (ml).
(2) Press the start button. After the performing operation of (1) from Seciton 5.1: Starting a Test
on Page 20, the tester automatically detects the sample in the graduated cylinder. The level
follower sensor stops with the following message displayed:
<SAMPLE MEASURING MODE>
SAMPLE DETECT, REMOVE CYLINDER!!
(3) Remove the graduated cylinder and transfer it to the flask (refer to "4.3 Setting a Sample"
on Page 19).
When the graduated cylinder has been removed, the level follower sensor starts
descending again with the following message displayed:
<SAMPLE MEASURING MODE>
LEVEL FOLLOWER DESCENDING
(4) After transferring the sample to the flask, put the graduated cylinder in place once again.
When the level follower has reached the lowermost point, the following message appears.
Make sure that the graduated cylinder is in place, then press the START key again.
The tester proceeds automatically, following the test sequence as described in Section 5.2
on Page 21.
<SAMPLE MEASURING MODE>
SET CYLINDER AND PRESS START SWITCH