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Atal AT 505 - Chap. I - Gas Analyser; Introduction; Safety Precautions; Waste Disposal

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Chap. I - Gas Analyser
1. INTRODUCTION
The gas analyser is a PC based four (plus optional NOx) gas analyser.
The gas analyser is intended for the maintenance and inspection of spark ignition engines.
Gas data is transmitted from the gas analyser to the PC (or Laptop) for processing and printing.
The gas analyser is part of the modular Multi-Diag system.
2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
a) The apparatus meets requirements for operation according to the EN 61010-1.
b) The device shall be powered using only the power supply provided.
c) Removing covers from the apparatus is not allowed, as this would cause an electric shock risk.
d) The device must be operated higher than the withdrawal probe inlet due to the risk of the analyser
becoming filled with a large quantity of water, coming from condensate in the exhaust system.
e) The device is intended for operation in the vertical position only. It should in no case be tilted
even when switched off. The reason is the dangeur that moisture condensed within the rough filter F1
can flood the sensitive elements within the analyser.
f) For emission control working sites and for service working sites, relevant safety regulations should be
applied. The operator must organise appropriate safety training courses for service staff of the measuring
apparatus. This can include training for working on vehicles while the engine is running.
Therefore, safety precautions must be observed according to the manufacturers of the car and of the
engine, that are valid for testing the engine while it is running. Sufficient ventilation must be provided for
exhaust fumes and outlet gases from the analyser.
g) The device should be protected against ambient water in any form (rain, sprayed water, etc.)
3. WASTE DISPOSAL
A NOTE ABOUT RECYCLING:
This product's packaging materials are recyclable and can be reused. Please dispose of
any materials in accordance with the local recycling regulations.
When discarding the unit, comply with local rules or regulations.
Batteries should never be thrown away or incinerated, but disposed of in accordance with
the local regulations concerning chemical waste.
This product and the accessories packed to
gether constitute the applicable product
according to the WEEE directive, except batteries.
4. DESCRIPTION OF APPARATUS
The exhaust gas analyser is intended for the testing of exhaust gas emissions from spark ignition engines
The AT505 gas analyser is approved for Car and Light Commercial Vehicle Testing. This includes vehicles in the
following classes:
Class III - 3 wheeled vehicles not more than 450 kg unladen weight (excluding motor bicycles with side
cars).
Class IV - Cars, including 3 wheeled vehicles more than 450 kg unladen weight, Taxis, Minibuses and
Ambulances up to 12 passenger seats, Goods Vehicles not exceeding to 3000 kg Design Gross Weight
(DGW), Motor Caravans and Dual Purpose Vehicles.
Class VII - Goods Vehicles over 3000 kg up to and including 3500 kg DGW. If a vehicle is presented
with a manufacturer’s plate and a ‘Ministry plate’ the weights to be used are those on the ‘Ministry
plate’.
More detailed definitions are given in the MoT Testing Guide provided by the Vehicle & Operator
Services Agency (VOSA).

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