Omega FMA 5500A User Manual (English)

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Jacob LewisAug 16, 2025
How to troubleshoot lack of reading or output on Omega Controller?
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  Cody JohnsonAug 16, 2025
  If your Omega Controller shows a lack of reading or output, first check the power supply connection. If that's not the issue, the fuse may have blown. Disconnect the transducer from the power supply and remove any shorting conditions or check the polarities; the fuse resets automatically. Also, the filter screen at the inlet or the sensor tube may be obstructed; flush them clean, disassemble to remove any impediments, or replace them. In some cases, the issue may be a PC board defect, which would require a factory replacement. For FMA 5400A/5500A Series Max Flow 10, 50, 100 L/min, the valve adjustment might be incorrect, requiring a readjustment.
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Becky GlassAug 19, 2025
Why flow reading does not coincide with the setpoint on Omega FMA 5500A Controller?
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  Anthony BrownSep 12, 2025
  If the Omega Controller's flow reading doesn't match the setpoint, the gas pressure might be inadequate; ensure you apply the appropriate gas pressure. Alternatively, the filter screen at the inlet could be obstructed; try flushing it clean, disassembling it to remove any blockages, or replacing it. A ground loop, where signal and power supply commons differ, could also be the cause.
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Mary WrightAug 22, 2025
What to do if Omega FMA 5500A Controller has no response to setpoint?
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  Timothy BeckAug 22, 2025
  If the Omega Controller isn't responding to the setpoint, first ensure adequate gas pressure is applied. If the issue persists, check the cables and all connections for any malfunctions, replacing them if necessary. The setpoint might also be too low, specifically less than 2% of full scale; readjust the setpoint or disable the 2% cutoff feature. For FMA 5400A/5500A Series Max Flow 10, 50, 100 L/min, the valve adjustment might be incorrect, requiring a readjustment.
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Debra JonesAug 25, 2025
Why Omega FMA 5500A Controller shows full scale output at “no flow” condition?
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  mary56Aug 26, 2025
  If your Omega Controller shows a full-scale output at a “no flow” condition or with the valve closed, the sensor may be defective, requiring a return to the factory for replacement. Alternatively, there might be a gas leak; locate and repair it. For FMA 5400A/5500A Series Max valve Flow 10, 50, 100 L/min, the valve adjustment might be incorrect, requiring a readjustment.
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Sean WeberAug 28, 2025
How to fix unstable or no zero reading on Omega FMA 5500A?
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  Janet MartinezAug 28, 2025
  If your Omega Controller displays an unstable or no zero reading, there may be a gas leak. Locate and correct the leak. Another potential cause is a defective PC board, which would require a return to the factory for replacement. For FMA 5400A/5500A Series Max Flow 10, 50, 100 L/min, the valve adjustment might be incorrect, requiring a readjustment.
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Jacqueline LewisAug 31, 2025
What causes FMA 5400A/5500A valve does not work in open position in Omega FMA 5500A Controller?
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  Lauren ThomasAug 31, 2025
  If the FMA 5400A/5500A valve on your Omega Controller isn't working in the open position, the valve adjustment might be incorrect, so readjust it. Another cause may be a defect in the PC board, requiring a return to the factory for replacement. Also, check the cable and connectors for any malfunctions, replacing them if necessary. The differential pressure could be too high, so decrease the pressure to the correct level, or there might be insufficient inlet pressure, which needs appropriate adjustment.
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Jacob DavisSep 3, 2025
Why FMA 5400A/5500A valve does not work in closed position on Omega FMA 5500A?
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  Ashley KaneSep 3, 2025
  If the FMA 5400A/5500A valve on your Omega Controller isn't working in the closed position, the valve adjustment might be incorrect, so readjust it. A defective PC board could also be the cause, requiring a factory replacement. Check the cable and connectors for any issues, replacing them if needed. Additionally, the orifice might be obstructed; disassemble to remove any impediments or return it to the factory.