6-20 
Display 35 
The air supply pressure 
is low. 
1.  Replace or connect a gas supply. 
2.  If the gas supply is 
normal, check the gas supply 
pressure switch. 
Display 37 
connected. 
1.  Check whether the alarm "O2 Sensor Disconnected" 
is displayed. If yes, check whether the O2 sensor is 
installed in the O2 sensor holder. Reconnect the 
cable of the O2 cell. 
2.  Check whether the output voltage of the O2 sensor is 
stable in the calibration menu 
(that is, the AD value ranges from 150 to 560 at 21% 
O2 and ranges from 523 to 2123 at 100% O2). 
3.  Replace the O2 sensor. 
Display 38  The O2 sensor fails. 
1.  Check whethe
r the alarm "Replace O2 Sensor" is 
displayed. If yes, check whether the O2 sensor is 
installed in the O2 sensor holder. Reconnect the 
cable of the O2 cell. 
2.  Check whether the output voltage of the O2 sensor is 
stable in the calibration menu (that is, the AD value 
ranges from 150 to 560 at 21% O2 and ranges from 
523 to 2123 at 100% O2). 
3.  Replace the O2 sensor. 
Display 39  Table saving fails. 
1.  Perform the calibration again. 
2.  Replace the VCM. 
Display 3B 
turned on. 
Turn off the ACGO switch. 
 
6.3.3 Flowmeter Zeroing (User) 
6.3.3.1 Principles 
After the gas supply is disconnected, zero offset may occur in the sensor of the EFCS flowmeter 
if the pointer of the pressure gauge returns to zero but the EFCS flowmeter still displays a 
non-zero flow value. You can zero the flowmeter manually to immediately eliminate 
measurement deviations caused by zero offset. 
The principles are as follows: Close the air, O2, and N2O branch proportional valves when 
starting zeroing. Switch the three-way valve to the BFCS state. Read the actual flows measured 
by the Sensirion flow sensors in the three branches and use them as zero points of the three 
branch flow sensors. Switch the three-way valve to the EFCS state, and the zeroing ends.