-EN Rev. E Operating instruction SCK Gas Sampling System 165
Perform the following steps for the probe retractor:
Check general condition of retractor with regard to the follow-
ing:
general damage
missing or loose covers
visible damage to electric cables
Check hoses and pipes for leaks
In the event of excessive soiling of the surface of the retractor,
clean with a soft brush or compressed-air; treat rollers in the
Check condition of drive chain with regard to the following:
chain tension
chain link wear
In pneumatic box: Check compressed-air oiler for the following:
damage
leaks
oil level
Check compressed-air tank (if present) for visible damage.
Check probe pipe for signs of wear, e.g. polished metal surfac-
es. This applies particularly after start-up, after changing the
alignment of the probe, etc. The calcinator outlet measuring
point is particularly affected.
If you observe signs of wear, you must reposition the gas sam-
pling probe in the process gas flow; if you have any questions
regarding repositioning the probe, contact ABB Service.
Check the wall tube for clogging and deposits at regular intervals and clean if
necessary.
Note: Inserting the gas sampling probe when the wall tube is clogged can lead
to damage to the probe. The same applies to re-inserting the gas sampling
probe after prolonged standstill of the gas sampling system.
Perform the following steps for the cooling module:
Check general condition of cooling module with regard to the
following:
general damage
missing or loose covers
visible damage to connection cables
Check hoses and pipes for leaks
In the event of excessive soiling of the surface of the cooling
module, or after one week at the latest, clean with a soft brush
Clean motor casing with compressed air.
Clean cooling fins with dry compressed air (accessible at the
back of the heat exchanger).
Check cooling module environment for any materials that can
cleaning the probe
retractor
duct opening
cleaning the cooling
module