How to troubleshoot a pump not making sound in Inficon Security Sensors?
If the pump in your Inficon Security Sensors is not making a sound, the pump may have failed. If the battery has a proper charge, contact INFICON.
Why is the power indicator quickly flashing red on my Inficon D-TEK 3?
If the power indicator on your Inficon Security Sensors is quickly flashing red, it could indicate a battery error. This might be due to a failed battery, improper installation, or a poor connection. Try removing and reinstalling the battery. If the issue persists, replace the battery. Alternatively, the battery might be outside the ideal temperature range for charging. Allow the battery to return to normal temperature.
General| Operating Temperature | 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C) |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.5 lbs (0.68 kg) |
| Response Time | Instantaneous |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Sensitivity | 0.1 oz/yr (3 g/yr) |
| Refrigerants | CFC, HCFC, HFC |
Provides general precautions for using the D-TEK 3 refrigerant leak detector.
Highlights critical warnings related to operating the device and its battery.
Details dangers of exposure to high concentrations of CO2 or refrigerants.
Warns against using the product in potentially explosive environments.
Details usage, sensor types, battery, charging, and environmental parameters.
Specifies sensitivity, response time, and zeroing for refrigerants per EN 14624.
Lists sensitivity settings for SAE standards and chemicals that may cause false triggers.
Details the recommended procedure for leak testing according to SAE standards.
Mentions pending patent applications related to the device.
Identifies key controls like MODE, SENS/ZERO buttons, and indicators on the device.
Shows how to access the battery compartment via the eject button.
Illustrates the device's side profile, including power and I/O ports.
Explains the color codes (Green, Orange, Red) for battery charge status.
States that the D-TEK 3 can be used while it is charging.
Instructions for turning the D-TEK 3 unit on and off using the power button.
Describes the device's warm-up period and when it's ready for use.
Explains how to switch between Pinpoint and Manual Zero modes using the MODE button.
Guides on positioning the probe near leaks and moving it slowly to detect them.
Details how to confirm a detected leak and reset the zero point.
Explains how to adjust sensitivity for pinpointing leaks of different sizes.
Describes how to manually set the zero point and interpret the MODE indicator.
Explains the audible cues and lack of sensitivity settings in Manual Zero mode.
Notes the requirement for an extended warm-up time for optimal performance.
Details the headphone jack location and a warning about using non-INFICON headphones.
Explains how to use the volume button to adjust sound levels or mute the device.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing the lithium-ion battery from the device.
Details the correct procedure for inserting and securing the lithium-ion battery.
Outlines the process for removing the existing sensor using the eject button and release tab.
Describes how to install a new sensor, aligning it with the rails and securing it.
Explains the purpose of the hydrophobic filter and how to replace it.
Warns against operating the instrument without a probe tip and filter.
Guides on how to install the optional extra-long probe for hard-to-reach areas.
Details the installation of the needle probe extension for tight spots and insulation.
Explains how the device recognizes CO2 and flammable refrigerant sensors via indicator colors.
States that the flammable refrigerant sensor does not detect hydrogen or hydrogen forming gas.
Advises wearing a respirator or mask when searching for CO2 leaks.
Reiterates warnings about hazardous environments and exposure to refrigerants.
Warns against using the product in explosive atmospheres due to it not being intrinsically safe.
Provides guidelines on cleaning the instrument using mild detergent or isopropyl alcohol.
Lists aggressive solvents like gasoline and acetone that should not be used for cleaning.
Lists various replacement parts and accessories available for the D-TEK 3.
Addresses problems with the power indicator flashing red and potential causes/remedies.
Troubleshoots issues where all leak indicators flash, relating to sensor or battery.
Solves problems with the unit not turning on or not detecting refrigerant after warm-up.
Helps diagnose false alarms, clogged filters, pump failures, and incorrect sensor installation.
Addresses alarms in clean air and problems with the pump not operating correctly.
Details the warranty period, exclusions for normal wear items, and conditions for claims.
Outlines INFICON's limitations on liability for damages, including incidental and consequential.
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