What to do if I get a CAL ERROR on my Ametek 5000 Measuring Instruments?
The CAL ERROR alarm in Ametek Measuring Instruments activates when the newly calculated span value (Moist_Span) surpasses the Max_Cal_Err or Max_Span limits. To resolve this, perform a successful calibration. Refer to Chapter 4, "Alarm Button" for more information. The alarm will deactivate automatically after calibration is complete.
Why does my Ametek 5000 display show 'DISPLAY OVER-RANGED'?
The DISPLAY OVER-RANGED error in Ametek Measuring Instruments occurs when a displayed value goes beyond the designated display area.
What does 'GEN TEMP ALERT' mean on my Ametek 5000?
The GEN TEMP ALERT indicates a potential issue with the moisture generator temperature control, as signaled by the field unit in your Ametek Measuring Instruments.
What does it mean if my Ametek 5000 Measuring Instruments says 'MEMORY IS CORRUPTED'?
The error 'MEMORY IS CORRUPTED' in Ametek Measuring Instruments indicates that the RAM or RAM battery has failed, causing the instrument to load factory default parameters into memory.
What causes 'CELL FREQUENCY HIGH' on Ametek 5000 Measuring Instruments?
The 'CELL FREQUENCY HIGH' alert in Ametek Measuring Instruments activates when the measured cell frequency exceeds 3500 Hz.
What does 'NEGATIVE DELTA FREQUENCY' mean for Ametek 5000 Measuring Instruments?
The 'NEGATIVE DELTA FREQUENCY' alert on Ametek Measuring Instruments activates when the delta frequency falls below -1 Hz.
General| Brand | Ametek |
|---|---|
| Model | 5000 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Provides general information about the document's content.
Critical instructions for safe operation and maintenance.
Critical instructions to avoid personal injury or environmental contamination.
Safety guidelines for controller and field unit in hazardous areas.
Details on power supply and voltage requirements for the analyzer.
Pre-installation checks and approvals for hazardous areas.
Details the power supply requirements and fuses for the system.
Requirements for installing in hazardous areas.
Instructions for installing the sample tap for optimal sample collection.
Explains system alarms and their error messages.
Verifies display functionality and tests analog input/output.
Routine maintenance tasks grouped by frequency.
Troubleshooting for LED and controller alarm problems.
Details power distribution, control board, and heat circuits.
Procedures for removing the lid and replacing the analyzer cell.
Steps for replacing control board and refilling reservoir.
How to adjust oven and generator temperatures for accuracy.
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