What to do if the pen is positioned properly but it is not marking on G-Tek Measuring Instruments?
If you're using a pressure pen, make sure you're using pressure-sensitive chart paper and that the pen tip is touching the paper correctly. If you're using a normal ink pen, the pen may be dried; consider replacing it.
How to fix pen ink blotting in G-Tek Measuring Instruments?
To resolve pen ink blotting: remove any excess ink with blotting paper. Also, the pen arm pressure might be too high, so adjust it. Finally, check if the chart knob is tightened properly.
What to do if the pen does not respond to input on G-Tek Measuring Instruments?
First, check if the input value is within the recorder's range. If it is, perform a mechanical calibration.
What to do if power is on but pen does not move in G-Tek Measuring Instruments?
Check the sensor input. If the input is within range, perform a mechanical calibration. If that doesn't work, the pen motor may be faulty, and you should replace it.
Why is the reading not stable on G-Tek Measuring Instruments?
Replace the sensor with a fixed known input. If this solves the problem, inspect the original sensor and replace it if necessary.
What to do if the chart does not move on G-Tek Measuring Instruments?
Check if the chart knob is tightened properly.
General| Brand | G-Tek |
|---|---|
| Model | 27 Series |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Provides information about the instruction manual and its importance.
Details on operating the product safely and performing maintenance.
Guidelines for proper disposal of batteries and the product.
Describes the intended application of the recorder, monitoring blood bank refrigerator temperatures.
Lists the key features of the chart recorder, including chart width, display, and connectivity.
Presents detailed technical specifications like model, product code, and performance parameters.
Details on how to install the recorder, including environmental conditions and placement.
Provides the physical dimensions of the recorder and panel cutout requirements.
Illustrates the connections for AC mains, sensor, and battery input on the recorder.
Step-by-step instructions on how to install or replace the chart paper in the recorder.
Describes the front panel layout, including keys and the display functionality.
Details the sequence for setting the Real-Time Clock (RTC) using the front panel keys.
Explains how to view the current time and battery status displayed on the recorder.
Guides the user through the process of setting pen zero and full scale on the chart.
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