Stall High Threshold Setting – Static Method
In Diagnostic Mode, press the [MODE] key repeatedly until the “Pump” screen is displayed.
Shown are the Stall High and Stall Low values. “High” should be highlighted. Press [Y/+] to
select the Stall High (high-speed) value.
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The Idle value (shown as a value for “I”) should be 150 to 250. Record the value.
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Block the inlet and record the value after it goes up.
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The blocked value minus the Idle (Unblocked) value should be greater than 100 counts:
(Blocked value – Unblocked value) > 100.
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If it is greater than 100, then the pump is working correctly and tubing leading from the
inlet is not leaking.
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To set the Stall High value, first add the Blocked and Unblocked values and divide by 2:
(Blocked value + Unblocked value) / 2 = correct Stall High value.
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Then, using the [Y/+] and [N/-] keys, set the Stall High value to this number.
Verifying the Stall High Setting
Exit Diagnostic Mode. In Normal Mode, with the pump at high speed, block the inlet. The pump
should stall after a few seconds, sending the instrument into alarm. This tells you that the
pump’s Stall Low setting is correct.
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If the gas inlet is blocked but the pump does not shut down, or the pump shuts down too
easily with a slight blockage, the pump stall threshold value may be set too high or too
low.
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If the pump does not stall or send the instrument into alarm, then there may be a leak in
the gas inlet or the pump is weak or defective and should be replaced.
Honeywell MultiRAE Series™ 163 User Manual
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