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Trouble

Possible Cause

Action

Hose pump: Pump hose

pulled into the pump

housing

Too high inlet pressure

Pump hose filled with

deposits

Flange insufficiently

tightened

Insufficient grease

Reduce inlet pressure

Clean or replace the pump hose.

Retighten flange

Top lubricant

The pump does

not start up

Insufficient motor

performance

Power supply incorrection

Blockage in the pump

Check motor and replace if necessary.

Check power supply. Start occurs at a

minimum of 10 Hz.

Check if the suction or discharge side

is blocked. Remove blockage

12.2 PAH

Note

For system serial numbers below 103000 the PAH module interacts with the control

and monitor unit via a 4…20 analog input.

• A G6110 module does not support any means of diagnostics via the 4…20 mA

signal.

• A G6111 supports the following means of diagnostics via the 4…20 mA signal –

Figure 12-1.

Figure 1-1: Program Menu Structure of the Water Monitoring System2
Table of Contents3
Introduction7
About this Manual7
Inquiries and Feedback8
About the System8
Specifications10
Safety Aspects15
Menu Structure18
Home18
Figure 4-1: Menu Structure18
Pah19
Figure 4-2: Home Page19
Figure 4-3: G6110/G6111 PAH Low Range20
Figure 4-4: G6110/G6111 PAH High Range20
Figure 4-5: G6110 PAH Dual Range in Operation Mode20
Turbidity, Ph/Temperature or Flow21
Figure 4-6: G6110 Dual Range - Low Range During Calibration21
Figure 4-7: G6110 Dual Range - High Range During Calibration21
Figure 4-8: G6111 PAH Dual Range21
Figure 4-9: Turbidity Page21
Settings22
Setup22
Figure 4-10: Settings Page22
Figure 4-11: Setup Page23
Figure 4-12: Timer Setup Page23
Figure 4-13: Signal Setup Page - Low Range PAH Setting24
Figure 4-14: Signal Setup Page - Flow Setting24
Alarms25
External Communication Watchdog25
Figure 4-15: Alarm Page25
Logging26
IP Address Configuration26
Figure 4-16: Logging Page for Exporting the Logged Data26
Figure 4-17: System Info Page26
Software Update27
Trend Selection29
Trend Graph29
Run29
Figure 4-18: Trend Page29
Figure 4-19: Trend PAH Page29
Commissioning30
Wmr31
Wmrtu31
Wmp32
Wmph34
Validation & Calibration35
Validation/Calibration of the Ph Module36
Figure 6-1: Ph Validation/Calibration Procedure36
Validation/Calibration of the Turbidity Module37
Validation/Calibration of the PAH Module39
PAH Module Validation Methods39
Figure 6-2: PAH Validation/Calibration Procedure39
PAH Sensor Ranges40
Before Validation/Calibration40
Table 6-1: Validation/Calibration Liquid Selection41
Table 6-2: Validation Tolerance Table41
Validation of G6110 PAH Module42
Figure 6-3: G6110 PAH Sensor, Measuring Chamber & Calibration Chamber & Bushing & Bushing Tool42
Figure 6-4: PAH Chamber Bushing Placement42
Validation of G6111 PAH Module43
Figure 6-5: G6111 PAH Sensor, PAH Measuring Chamber & PAH Calibration Chamber43
Calibration of the Pah Module44
Table 6-3: Validation/Calibration Liquid Selection44
Storing a Calibration Point of G6110 PAH Module45
Figure 6-6: G6110 PAH Sensor, Measuring Chamber & Calibration Chamber & Bushing & Bushing Tool45
Figure 6-7: PAH Chamber Bushing Placement45
Storing a Calibration Point of G6111 PAH Module46
Figure 6-8: G6111 PAH Sensor, PAH Measuring Chamber & PAH Calibration Chamber46
Factory Calibration47
Services48
Factory Calibration & Sensor Replacement48
G6110 Pah48
G6111 Pah48
Turbidity49
Ph/Temperature49
Routine Maintenance50
Inspection & Cleaning53
General Notes53
Figure 8-1: Planned Maintenance Program for the Water Monitoring System53
Wmp54
Wmph54
Expected Lifetime55
Pah55
G6110 Pah55
G6111 Pah55
Turbidity56
Ph/Temperature56
Figure 9-1: Wire Connections for Emitter, Receiver and Wiper Unit56
Hose Pump58
Figure 9-2: Squeezing the Hose58
Storage & Handling59
Storage59
Long Term Inactivity59
Impeller Pump60
Ph Electrode60
Calibration Kit60
Return of Equipment61
Troubleshooting62
General62
Pah66
Figure 12-1: Ma Measurement Using Multimeter - G6111 PAH Sensor67
Table 12-1: Analog Diagnostic Table - G6111 PAH Sensor67
Table 12-2: Alarm Handling Table - G6111 PAH Sensor67
Ph/Temperature69
Figure 12-2: Ph Negative Offset - Reading too Low70
Figure 12-3: Ph Positive Offset - Reading too High70
Spare Parts72
Maintenance Intructions92

Brand	GREEN INSTRUMENTS
Model	Maritime G6100
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

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