What to do if oil content measurement remains high on BRANNSTROM Security System?
If the oil content measurement (ppm value) remains high, it could be due to a dirty sensor tube, air present in the sample, or excessive contaminants. To resolve this, clean the sensor tube and perform zero calibration. Also, correct the underlying cause of air presence or contamination in the sample.
What to do if BRANNSTROM Security System LCD shows MEMORY ERROR?
If the LCD display shows 'MEMORY ERROR', 'MEMORY WRITE ERROR', or 'ERASE ERROR', this indicates a memory malfunction or the memory chip is not present. In this case, order a replacement part.
How to fix BilgMon488 if LCD is blank on BRANNSTROM Security System?
If the BilgMon488 is switched on but the LCD remains blank, the issue might stem from an erroneous power supply, a broken LCD monitor, or blown automatic fuses. Check the connections internally and externally, as well as the power supply voltages. If the LCD monitor is broken, order a replacement part. If automatic fuses are blown, disconnect any external devices that might have caused a short circuit, wait for the fuses to cool down, and then power the unit up again.
What to do if BRANNSTROM Security System LCD shows Lost sensor com!?
If the LCD display indicates 'Lost sensor com!', the cause may be a dirty or damaged MASTER-SENSOR contact area. To fix this, separate the MASTER and SENSOR units and clean the contact surface with a mild detergent.
Why does BRANNSTROM Security System LCD display RTC malfunction!?
If the LCD display indicates 'RTC malfunction!', this means the internal time reference has stopped or is malfunctioning. Replace the backup battery.
General| Brand | BRANNSTROM |
|---|---|
| Model | BilgMon488 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Covers measurement range, accuracy, alarms, interface, and environment.
Details electrical input/output for the 115/230V AC version.
Details electrical input/output for the 24V AC/DC version.
Provides dimensions and mounting screw details for the unit.
Illustrates two methods for connecting tubing to the unit.
Details PCB layouts and connections for different voltage models.
Explains how to install the cleaning solenoid valve.
Wiring diagram for the 115/230 VAC model.
Wiring diagram for the 24V AC/DC model.
Addresses maintenance schedule for calibration certificates and their expiry dates.
Outlines when and how to perform on-site calibration checks as required.
Step-by-step guide for removing and installing the SENSOR unit, including Master unit preparations.
Describes the initial power-up sequence and the main display.
Explains the meaning of front panel LEDs for operational status.
Overview of the unit's menu structure and navigation.
Adjusting display contrast and simulating unit behavior.
Forcing device activation and acknowledging alarms.
Accessing MASTER and SENSOR unit details and software versions.
Navigating and retrieving logged data from the unit.
Procedures for cleaning the sensor and performing calibration checks.
Configuring valve, alarm, autoflush, and clock settings.
Configuring current output modes and calibration.
Customizing PPM display format and standby notification.
Procedures for testing the automatic stopping device functionality.
Methods to verify sensor response and alarm activation.
Information on performing calibration checks and limitations.
Adjusting the displayed time and date, affecting main menu and log entries as an offset to RTC.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the RTC backup battery (CR1225) in the master unit lid.
Describes error messages for RTC stopping and outlines recovery steps via the RTC recovery menu.
Procedure for setting the correct UTC time and date after an RTC malfunction or battery replacement.
Instructions for starting the PC software for log download.
Guide for installing the necessary USB driver for PC connection.
Detailed steps to transfer log data from the unit to the PC.
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