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T
he instrument has no status messages to the section
"
M
aintenance
"
.
9
.
3
R
emove interferences
T
he operator of the system is responsible for taking suitable measures
to rectify faults
.
T
he
fi
rst measures are
:
l
E
valuation of fault messages via the indicating and adjustment
module
l
C
hecking the output signal
l
T
reatment of measurement errors
F
urther comprehensive diagnosis possibilities are o
ff
ered by a
PC
with
the software
PACT
ware and suitable
DTM
.
I
n many case
,
the failure reasons can thus be determined and faults
recti
fi
ed
.
T
he following table describes possible errors which can probably
cause a failure message
:
E
rror
C
ause
R
ecti
fi
cation
T
he instrument
signals covered
without covering
with the medium
T
he instrument
signals covered
with covering with
the medium
V
oltage supply
missing
C
heck cables for breaks
;
repair if
necessary
O
perating voltage
too low or load
resistance too
high
C
heck
,
adapt if necessary
E
lectrical con
-
nection faulty
C
heck connection according to chap
-
ter
"
C
onnection steps
"
and if ne
-
cessary
,
correct according to chapter
"
W
iring plan
"
E
lectronics de
-
fective
C
hange the switching behaviour of the
sensors under
"
D
iagnosis
/
S
imulation
"
.
I
f the instrument does not switch over
,
send it in for repair
.
B
uildup on the
inner wall of the
vessel
R
emove buildup
C
heck the
D
elta
I
value
.
I
mprove the switching threshold
-
carry out a double point adjustment
D
epending on the reason for the fault and the measures taken
,
the
steps described in chapter
"
S
etup
"
must be carried out again or must
be checked for plausibility and completeness
.
M
aintenance
R
eaction when malfunc
-
tions occur
P
rocedure for fault rec
-
ti
fi
cation
C
heck output signal
R
eaction after fault rec
-
ti
fi
cation
POINTRAC
31
•
F
oundation
F
ieldbus
41
9
D
iagnosis and service
41779
-
EN
-
120329