Gemini 501-B, Руководство пользователя

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4.2 Oil Temperature
Oil temperature in the reservoir would affect the aerosol output. The sensitivity reading on the LCD is
corrected for the temperature variation.
If you are working at an ambient temperature below 70 °F on a
consistent basis, the temperature may be
too low to generate enough smoke. A blow dryer may be used to warm the oil or tester in a cold
environment. Apply heat evenly. Temperature above 90 °F in a hot summer day during testing is perfectly
normal. The reading on your LCD is adjusted accordingly.
4.3 Test Completion
After each test, set the Compressor Switch to the “OFF” position and allow the blower to remain on for at
least 20 seconds to flush the line and the detector with fresh air. Turn the whole system off when it’s not in
actual use to conserve battery power.
Concentration adjust settings need not be changed if you want
to retain similar setting for the next test . If you remove the nebulizer from the manifold, be sure to cap
the opening of the nebulizer with the orange cap. DO NOT put the instrument in storage with the nebulizer
and drain reservoir attached. See 4.1 "Nebulizer and Oil Filling".
4.4
Storage of Instrument
If the Analyzer is not being used for more than 1-2 weeks, its nebulizer and drain reservoir should be
removed, emptied, capped and stored in a dust-free bag. The manifold should also be cleaned and with its
opening capped. The instrument itself should be covered and stored in an upright position inside or outside
the carrying case to avoid oil leakage into the unit.
WARNING: Failure to empty the oil in the nebulizer and drain reservoir before storage may result in oil
back draining into the system, which may subsequently damage the tester.
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