What to do if Dräger Alcotest 9510 shows ADJUST ERROR?
If you observe an ADJUST ERROR during calibration procedures on your Dräger Test Equipment, it indicates that an IR or EC sensor calibration factor required a significant change. A technician can manually adjust alcohol calibration factors closer to the target and then repeat the QAP Calibration.
What to do if Dräger Alcotest 9510 Test Equipment shows CAL GAS SUPPLY error?
If your Dräger Test Equipment displays a CAL GAS SUPPLY error, it means the minimum flow is not being observed from the dry gas cylinder or simulator. Check if the cylinder is empty or if the tubing from the dry gas regulator is properly connected. If using a simulator, verify the tubing connections between the simulator and the instrument.
Why does Dräger Test Equipment show alcohol in the environment?
If your Dräger Test Equipment shows alcohol in the environment, it means that contamination of ambient air was detected. To resolve this, make sure the surrounding air is clean and free of alcohol. Ventilate the test room to ensure a clear environment.
What to do if Dräger Test Equipment displays 'Mouth Alcohol'?
If your Dräger Test Equipment displays 'Mouth Alcohol', it indicates there's residual alcohol in the mouth of the person being tested. You should remedy the cause by waiting, and then repeat the measurement after the waiting time, observing the control time.
What to do if Dräger Test Equipment has no function after power-on?
If your Dräger Test Equipment shows no function after being powered on, the issue might stem from defective fuses or an insufficient power supply. You should check the fuses and replace them if necessary. Also, verify the power supply to ensure it is adequate.
What does 'Interference' mean on Dräger Test Equipment?
If your Dräger Test Equipment displays 'Interference', it means that the two independent measuring systems have detected an impermissible influence on the measuring values by foreign substances in the breath. Identify the cause of the influence and remedy it if possible. If required, initiate other evidential measures.
How to fix 'Zero Test Incorrect' on Dräger Test Equipment?
If your Dräger Test Equipment shows 'Zero Test Incorrect', it means that the zero adjustment is incorrect. Ensure that the ambient air is clean and free of alcohol. Air the test room to provide a suitable environment for testing.
What does 'Check Airway' mean on Dräger Test Equipment?
If your Dräger Test Equipment displays 'Check Airway', it indicates that the necessary volume for purging the measuring system has not been reached. Check the breathing hose inlet. If no abnormalities are found, restart the measurement. If the fault occurs again, inform Dräger Safety.
What to do if Dräger Test Equipment says 'Minimum Volume Not Achieved'?
If your Dräger Test Equipment displays 'Minimum Volume Not Achieved', it means that the supplied volume is smaller than the minimum volume required. The instrument will automatically request to repeat the breath sample.
What does 'Blowingtime Too Short' mean on Dräger Test Equipment?
If your Dräger Test Equipment displays 'Blowingtime Too Short', it means that the time for which the breath sample is delivered is shorter than the minimum requested. The instrument will automatically request to repeat the breath sample.
Provides essential safety information and warnings for using the Dräger Alcotest 9510 product.
Explains the alert icons used in the document and their meanings, including CAUTION and NOTICE.
Details the physical components of the Dräger Alcotest 9510 via front, side, and rear views.
Describes the Alcotest 9510's breath alcohol analysis function using infrared and electrochemical sensors.
Specifies the Alcotest 9510 as an evidential breath alcohol measuring instrument for analyzing breath alcohol concentration.
Lists required accessories for operating the Alcotest 9510 instruments.
Covers positioning the instrument, stationary and mobile connections, and energy-saving mode.
Explains how to load available language files onto the instrument for display and menu dialogues.
Details how the screen dims after 30 minutes of inactivity and how to reactivate it.
Provides instructions on safely shutting down the instrument using the Shutdown function.
Stresses that only trained persons should perform measurements and ambient conditions must be met.
Outlines the 20-minute waiting and 10-minute control time required before taking a breath sample.
Describes initiating the measurement process, including test subject data entry.
Explains data entry for operator and test subject, including name and date of birth, using a virtual or external keyboard.
Instructs how to collect a breath sample, including exhaling continuously and evenly into the mouthpiece.
Details the READY status after printing and the readiness for the next measuring cycle.
Explains how to print a copy of the last measuring report at a later date.
Lists and explains various error messages encountered during measurement, such as 'MINIMUM VOLUME NOT ACHIEVED'.
Details the information found in the top part of the measuring report for instrument identification.
Explains how the Alcotest 9510 automatically handles time changes without user interaction.
Describes using the touchscreen and stylus to navigate menu options like Information, Settings, and Maintenance.
Accesses device information and allows configuration of location, time, language, and other settings.
Configures display rotation and printer options, including output selection and number of copies.
Adjusts acoustic signals, reviews error logs, and selects the desired language for the interface.
Manages locations, selects current location for reports, and configures data entry prompts.
Sets the instrument's date and time, and accesses maintenance settings for analysis.
Sets measuring units and enables laboratory control mode for enhanced measurement analysis.
Lists common faults displayed on the screen and their corresponding causes and remedies.
Details specific error codes like ERROR [XXX] and their impact on instrument operation.
Explains messages generated by the Windows CE operating system, such as 'Instrument not ready for operation'.
States inspection requirements and specifies recommended (6 months) and maximum (12 months) maintenance intervals.
Provides instructions for replacing printer paper rolls and instrument fuses.
Instructs on cleaning the instrument surfaces using a damp cloth, avoiding alcohol-based cleaners.
Details operational characteristics, temperature, humidity, pressure ranges, and typical operating data.
Provides specifications for measuring range, concentration, performance, and calibration intervals.
Lists available consumables and accessories for the Dräger Alcotest 9510, with their order numbers.
General| Brand | Dräger |
|---|---|
| Model | Alcotest 9510 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
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