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Service and Repair
The 910 Transducer repair kit includes flange and calibrated sensor electronics and can be used for quick
and easy customer in-field service of the 910 Transducer. After the installation of the repair kit the transducer
will be operating as a new transducer.
Transducers with integrated display (P/N: 910-xxxx4 and 910-xxxx6) cannot be disassembled by user and
must sent to MKS service facility for repair.
910 Transducer repair kit
Part number
Description
910-1REP
910 Sensor repair kit. KF16 flange
910-2REP
910 Sensor repair kit. KF25 flange
910-3REP
910 Sensor repair kit. 1/8” NPT flange
910-4REP
910 Sensor repair kit. VCR4F flange
910-5REP
910 Sensor repair kit. VCR8F flange
910-8REP
910 Sensor repair kit. KF16 extended flange
Before disassembling the transducer take precautions to avoid static discharge which can damage
the electronics. Use grounded wrist band if available.
Installing the 910 transducer repair kit
1. Dismount the transducer from the vacuum system.
2. Turn power off and remove cable.
3. Unscrew the two hex screws (4) at the DSUB connector using a 5mm hex screw driver.
4. Use a paper clip. a small screwdriver or similar to press down the two mounting taps (1) on the side.
5. Carefully remove the enclosure (3).
6. Remove the top circuit board (2).
7. Mount the top circuit board (2) on the new 910 Sensor repair kit flange and make sure the printed
circuit board alignment identifications match the two boards.
8. Carefully assemble the enclosure (3) and make sure the mounting taps (1) click out.
9. Mount the two hex screws (4).
10. If required, reenter transducer set points, unit, gas type and other application parameters.
The 910 Sensor repair kit flange does not have customer setup or configuration
parameters (like setpoint settings); it is always delivered with factory default
parameters.
The exchanged flange assembly should not be disposed in the normal unsorted waste
stream. It should be deposited at an appropriate collection point or facility to enable
recovery or recycling
.
Printed circuit board alignment identification
Incorrect alignment will cause
permanent damage on transducer
electronics.