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8.2.3 CO
2
Level Too Low
Possible explanation
Recommended action
1. Offset value too low
Readjust CO
2
offset (chapter 5.5)
2. Convection channel defect
Replace convection channel (chapter 7.4)
3. CO
2
supply interupted or run out
Check integrity of CO
2
supply and sealing of covers
4. Filter to sensing unit overly dirty
or partially plugged
Replace HEPA filter (chapter 7.5)
5. Input pressure too low
Increase pressure to 1.0 ±0.2 bar (14.5 ±3.0 psi)
6. CO
2
sensor incorrectly calibrated
Call customer support
7. CO
2
sensor failure
Call customer support
8. CO
2
valve defect (no clack audible) Call customer support
8.2.4 CO
2
Level Unstable
Possible explanation
Recommended action
1. Cover being opened too often
Close the door and allow CO
2
levels to settle
2. Convection channel defect
Replace convection channel (chapter 7.4)
3. Atmospheric pressure fluctuations Readjust CO
2
offset (chapter 5.5)
4. Input pressure incorrectly set
Set input pressure to 1.0 ±0.2 bar (14.5 ±3.0 psi)
5. CO
2
sensor damaged
Call customer support
6. Electrical noise
Remove nearby sources of RFI, including motors,
arcing relays or radio transmitters
8.2.5 CO
2
Consumption Too High
Possible explanation
Recommended action
1. Consumption of about 150 ml
expanded gas per hour is normal
none
2. CERO is not tight
Verify the proper sealing of the CERO (including
front cover, convection channel, sliding cover)
3. CO
2
supply not tight
Check integrity of CO
2
supply, switch off if necessary
4. The sliding top cover has been
opened very frequently
Close the cover and measure CO
2
consumption
again
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