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MULTI GAS LEAK DETECTOR

 

 

 

 

ME-LOKATOR VL30 – REFRIGERANT GASES

 

                                                                                                          

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OPERATING INSTABILITY 

The detector operates normally, but is unstable. Moving the suction block and the cell causes untimely detections. 

Check the detector settings: GAS Type and DETECTION Threshold. 

Check the CALIBRATION of the detector [chap. 5.4.1] 

> If necessary, make a new calibration with a Calibrated Leak of known value. Otherwise, it is possible to restore the factory 

settings of the detector. [Chap. 6.4.3] 

Check that the "CONTAMINATION" indicator is off. 

> If the light is on, the ambient working atmosphere is too polluted. Ventilate the work area and wait for the indicator to go 

out. 

> If the light does not go out, either the work area is still polluted or the Sensor Cell is used and it is necessary to replace it. 

Check that you hear the sound of the suction turbine in the suction unit. 

He must be gentle and steady. 

> In the event that the turbine does not rotate, emits whistles or is irregular in operation, it is necessary to replace the 

SUCTION BLOCK. 

The most common cause of operating instability is an over used detection cell. 

> It is necessary to replace the detection cell. 

If the problem persists, contact the After Sales Service. 

 
 

MAINTENANCE - WARRANTY 

 

8.1 

REPLACING THE DETECTION CELL 

 

• Replacement of the Detection Cell must be done with the LOKATOR VL30 switched OFF or on a aspiration Block not connected to the 

electronic box. 

• When replacing the Detector Cell, it is preferable to also replace the Sniffing Pipe whose internal duct is often contaminated. 
• Replacement of the Detection Cell must be accompanied by a new calibration of the detector. 

 

8.2 

CAP AND FILTERS 

 

• Pipe sniffing is equipped at its end with a Teflon Tip. 

It is essential to replace this nozzle as often as necessary to prevent clogging of the suction pipe. 

• The fiber filter mounted at the entrance to the Detection of Cell is replaceable by unscrewing the sniffing pipe. 

This filter must be changed regularly and as soon as necessary. 

 

8.3 

PERIODIC CONTROL 

 

• We recall that a calibrated leak is the only instrument to a valid and reliable control of the performance of a leak detector. 
• Using a calibrated leak check regularly that the sensitivity corresponds to the required value and 

the sensor response time is normal. 

• A too long response time may be due to clogging of the filter or the sniffing pipe, or a malfunction of the suction motor. 

• The periodicity of the control must be determined by the user according to the operating conditions of 

the detector. 

 
8.4 

WARRANTY 

 
• The equipment is warranted for one year parts and labor against manufacturing defects, materials delivered free of charge, packaging 
and insurance at the manufacturer. 
• This warranty applies primarily to manufacturing defects and does not apply to normal wear and tear of the equipment under normal 
use or to the consequences of improper, incompetent or Carelessness. 
• The warranty does not cover accidental wear or damage to parts such as Dual-Outlet Cable, Detection Block, Snuff Pipe, or other wear 
parts whose service life depends on operating conditions. 
• The warranty does not apply to the wear of the detection unit or to the desensitization of the detection cell, whose qualities and 
performances are checked before shipment, but whose duration of use depends directly on the operating conditions. 
• The warranty can not be claimed by the user for routine maintenance of the equipment for 1 year or for repairs due to misuse. 
• The warranty is strictly limited to the repair of the detector. The manufacturer can not be, under Any Circumstances, linkable for live or 

indirect consequences of the use of equipment. 

 
 

DISPOSAL 

 

• Dispose of the packaging as waste paper. 
• Dispose of plastic packaging as recycling waste. 
• On finally decommissioning the LOKATOR VL30, take it to the next recycling center. 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for Lokring LOKATOR VL30

Page 1: ...LOKATOR VL30 MULTI GAS LEAK DETECTOR INSTRUCTION MANUAL LOKATOR VL30 REF REV 1 0...

Page 2: ...DETECTION LIGHT RAMP and SOUND SIGNAL 8 5 2 2 DETECTION SCREEN 9 5 3 LEAK REASEARCH DETECTION 10 5 3 1 LEAK RESEARCH PROCEDURE 10 5 3 2 ZEROTTING STABILITY 10 5 3 3 SATURATION CONTAMINATION CONTROLE...

Page 3: ...ing phenomena on the gas sensor that may alter the sensitivity and or selectivity of the sensor Reduced sensitivity unstable calibration or false detection may be a possible consequence Commissioning...

Page 4: ...mer Adjustable sound volume Indication of environmental contamination SELF CHECKING Permanent self checking Self checking of the Detection Cell Short circuit protection in the double plug cable COMMUN...

Page 5: ...mains power socket 110v to 250v 50 60Hz 3 2 3 LEFT PANEL OF ELECTRONIC UNIT 1 Logic output DB9 socket 1 Ready to Detect 2 Busy 3 Error 4 Detection 5 Detec Threshold 6 Contamination 7 N A 8 GND 0v 9 12...

Page 6: ...ows The detection of all the refrigerant gases currently used HFC HFO and Mixture Detection of the R600 R290 MINIMUM SENSITIVITY 1234ze 0 3 g yr MINIMUM SENSITIVITY R134a 0 3 g yr MINIMUM SENSITIVITY...

Page 7: ...50v 50 60 Hz Earth Mains Plug and fuse of 500 mA are located on the back of the cabinet consumption 25 W approx 4 1 4 OPERATION WITH INCORPORATED BATTERIES PACK As an option the LOKATOR VL30 Detector...

Page 8: ...he front panel of the cabinet lights up to indicate Mains power Wait 15 seconds and press the push button on the front panel for at least 2 seconds The green LED on the front panel lights up to indica...

Page 9: ...efully do not hit it do not knock it down A circular seal protects the block head against shocks At rest hang the detection block on the support provided with the detector A fiber filter after the sem...

Page 10: ...N CONTAMINATION of the cell x10 5 2 2 DETECTION SCREEN 1 Profile gas in use ex Profile A R32 2 Profile detection threshold in use 3 CALIBRATION Menu 4 Battery level display BATTERY Option 5 Select and...

Page 11: ...e up the shape required by the user However avoid bending the tube into excessively sharp angles 5 3 2 ZEROTTING STABILITY With a new Sensor the manipulation of the Detection Probe can cause the zero...

Page 12: ...AKEN BEFORE CALIBRATION PROCEDURE If the calibrated leak is adjustable pressure check the pressure corresponding to the calibration value During the calibration procedure move the probe smoothly Posit...

Page 13: ...the detector 6 OPTIONS MENU The LOKATOR VL30 has 4 options screen OPTION 1 OPTION 2 OPTION 3 and OPTION 4 It is accessed by selecting OPTIONS 6 1 OPTION 1 PROFILE A SELECTION OF THE TYPE OF GAS SET TO...

Page 14: ...ION Set the maximum degassing time of the LOKATOR VL30 after detection OFF the degassing time depends on the leak detected Degassing from 0s to 60s max 5s 30s the maximum degassing time is that set De...

Page 15: ...cable in poor condition may have WIRES CUT INSIDE Replace the cable if necessary 4 Restart the detector by pressing the start button approx 2s 5 If the ERROR PROBE message persists the most common cau...

Page 16: ...ction pipe The fiber filter mounted at the entrance to the Detection of Cell is replaceable by unscrewing the sniffing pipe This filter must be changed regularly and as soon as necessary 8 3 PERIODIC...

Page 17: ...MULTI GAS LEAK DETECTOR ME LOKATOR VL30 REFRIGERANT GASES PAGE 16 LOKATOR VL 30 EN 10 CE DECLARATION...

Page 18: ...7 LOKATOR VL 30 EN 11 TECHNICAL DATA Warm up time 180 sec Reaction time 1 sec Operating temperature 10 C 40 C Interface DB9 Logical signal output 0 V 5 V Power supply 110 V 250 V 50 60 Hz Power consum...

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