What to do if ANATEL Measuring Instruments show Alarm 35?
If your ANATEL Measuring Instruments display Alarm 35, it could indicate that the sample valve is plugged or the UV lamp is failing. If necessary, replace the UV lamp.
What should I do if ANATEL Measuring Instruments show Alarm 34?
If the TOC is greater than 1000 ppb or the Analyzer has been idle for a long period prior to analysis, place the instrument in the Self-Clean Mode for at least one hour before attempting another analysis.
What to do if ANATEL Measuring Instruments show Code 11: Check Battery?
If your ANATEL Measuring Instruments display a 'Code 11: Check Battery' alarm, replace the battery.
What to do if ANATEL Measuring Instruments show Alarm 42?
If your ANATEL Measuring Instruments display Alarm 42, replace the UV lamp.
What to do if ANATEL Measuring Instruments show Alarm 52?
If your ANATEL Measuring Instruments display Alarm 52, replace the UV lamp as soon as possible.
What to do if ANATEL Measuring Instruments show Alarm 53?
If your ANATEL Measuring Instruments display Alarm 53, replace the UV lamp immediately.
How to fix Code 10 alarm on ANATEL Measuring Instruments?
To resolve a Code 10 alarm on ANATEL Measuring Instruments, restore the factory default parameters, then modify them as necessary.
What to do if ANATEL Measuring Instruments show Alarm 27/29?
If your ANATEL Measuring Instruments display Alarm 27 or 29, check the water supply to the instrument for unobstructed, bubble-free flow or sample vial empty.
What does Alarm 36 mean on ANATEL Measuring Instruments?
Alarm 36 on ANATEL Measuring Instruments indicates that the accuracy of the reported TOC value may be affected by the presence of certain ions, primarily in water with less than 5 megohm-cm resistivity.
What to do if ANATEL Measuring Instruments show Alarm 39/40?
If your ANATEL Measuring Instruments display Alarm 39 or 40, it indicates that the quality of the sample water is outside the instrument’s optimum performance range. Measure the resistivity of the sample water.
General| Brand | ANATEL |
|---|---|
| Model | A643 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Covers mounting components and making plumbing, communications, and power connections.
Describes how to initialize the Anatel A643a Analyzer and place it into operation.
Describes connecting multiple sensors and controllers using twin-axial cabling for A-Net network.
Details password protection for operational modes and control parameters to prevent unauthorized access.
Describes the default operating mode for analysis and reporting, continuing until interrupted or faulted.
Details the procedure for ensuring TOC accuracy by measuring conductivity change after oxidation.
Outlines the procedure for checking calibration accuracy by analyzing known standards.
Confirms conductivity accuracy by verifying meter accuracy and cell constant.
Confirms analyzer performance and efficiency by comparing standard and suitability solution measurements.
Defines alarm variables like Alarm Setup for limit excursions and Beeper Setup for audible alarms.
Explains how to acknowledge limit excursions, stop flashing displays, and silence audible warnings.
Details the analog signal corresponding to the Analyzer's TOC reading available via the 4-20 mA port.
Addresses reporting conductivity, resistivity, and temperature values via external DAC Modules.
Details specific functions and external control capabilities of digital inputs for analysis initiation and mode selection.
Transmits TOC alarm status, sample valve state, or uncompensated conductivity alarm status.
Covers commands for mode setting, parameter setting, data reading, logging, and history functions.
Covers periodic replacement of the UV lamp to ensure accurate analysis and uninterrupted operation.
Explains functional and logic checks, alarm reporting, and classifications of hardware and water chemistry issues.
Discusses electromechanical alarms, recovery attempts, and general checks for valve functionality.
Details user-initiated diagnostic tests for verifying instrument components and resolving problems.
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