What to do if my Anton Measuring Instruments printer doesn't respond or prints odd characters?
If your printer isn't responding or is printing odd characters, ensure the printer is charged and turned on. Verify it's correctly set up with the ‘PC’ protocol, is within a meter of the Anton Measuring Instruments, and the IR windows are facing each other. Note that other IR sources like PCs or sunlight may cause odd character printouts.
What to do if my Anton Sprint eVo displays 'Auto-zero failed'?
If your Anton Measuring Instruments displays 'Auto-zero failed', switch the instrument off and then on again. Make sure you are in clean air for zeroing and that the sensors are purged.
What to do if my Anton Measuring Instruments won't turn on and the charger symbol isn't displayed?
If your Anton Measuring Instruments won't turn on and the charger symbol isn't displayed when the charger is connected, ensure that the charger is the correct type. If it is, plug it in and leave it connected. Check every 4-6 hours to see if the charging symbol appears.
Why has the calibration due date changed on my Anton Sprint eVo?
The calibration due date on your Anton Measuring Instruments has changed because the time or date has been amended. Check that the current date and time are correct.
Why won't my Anton Sprint eVo turn on?
If your Anton Measuring Instruments won't turn on when you press and hold the on/off button for 2 seconds, the battery may be flat. Connect the charger and try again. The instrument is designed to prevent deep discharge and will turn off when the battery is too low.
What causes a 'Pump flow fail alert' on Anton Sprint eVo, and how do I fix it?
A 'Pump flow fail alert' on your Anton Measuring Instruments indicates that the filter, water trap, or sample line is blocked. Empty and clean the filter or water trap, and ensure the sample line is free from any blockages.
Why does my Anton Sprint eVo gas reading not stabilise during auto zero?
If your Anton Measuring Instruments gas reading does not stabilise during auto zero, it may be recovering from high gas exposure or the gas sensor might be faulty. Ensure the unit is purged and allow the sensor time to recover.
Why does my Anton Sprint eVo Measuring Instruments sometimes display negative gas readings?
If your Anton Measuring Instruments sometimes displays negative gas readings, it may have been previously zeroed with gas present. Turn the instrument off and on, then repeat auto zero in clean, outside air, allowing time for the CO sensor to recover and stabilise.
What does it mean when my Anton Measuring Instruments displays '!>' or '!
When your Anton Measuring Instruments displays '!>' or '!
General| Brand | Anton |
|---|---|
| Model | Sprint eVo |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Procedure for zeroing the instrument in clean air before tests.
Detailed steps for conducting a flue gas analysis test.
Procedure for performing let-by and tightness tests on specific models.
Steps to perform the stabilisation test as part of pressure tests.
Procedure to conduct the tightness test.
Conducting various pressure tests on specific models.
Performing differential temperature tests with one or two probes.
Procedure for conducting carbon monoxide safety tests in rooms.
Steps for detecting gas leaks using the appropriate probe.
Procedure for setting the auto zero before performing tests.
Options for configuring fuel, units of measurement, and analyser settings.
Detailed steps for connecting and charging the unit's battery.
Detailed specifications for gas measurements (Oxygen, CO, CO2, etc.).
Specifications for let-by/tightness tests and pressure scale.
Troubleshooting steps for power-on issues related to battery.
Troubleshooting steps for charger connection and display issues.
Troubleshooting pump flow failure alerts due to blockages.
Troubleshooting steps when the auto-zero process fails.
Addressing alarms during CO Room safety tests.
Troubleshooting unstable gas readings during auto zero.
Troubleshooting sensor range errors indicated by specific symbols.
Specifications for pass/fail criteria for various appliance types.
Explanation of result codes and their meanings for CO safety tests.
Criteria for passing CO Room safety tests (Normal Peak, Low Levels).
Reasons for test failures, including excessive CO levels.
Criteria for failing due to unacceptable CO duration.
Identifying and handling unstable or rising CO levels.
Failure condition for CO levels exceeding limits near test end.
Importance of zeroing and handling residual background CO.
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