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Bulletin TI-H2PEMPD-D Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual
Hydrogen Gas Generator H2 PEMPD series
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1-800-343-4048 www.parker.com/balston
Stand by ModeThe flow of hydrogen to the application can be interrupted by switching the generator into standby mode.
Press and hold to select stand by. The default menu will change to the standby menu as shown to indicate that the outlet
valve is closed and hydrogen is no longer being supplied to the application.
Figure 11
To return to normal operation, press
ResetPressing the enter key (middle key) during an error condition will reset the system.
Figure 12
4.3.2 Conductivity
The conductivity menu gives a graphical indication of the water quality. When all 10 blocks are shaded the water quality is to
specification.
When the number of shaded blocks drops to four, the “Change Water” error message will be displayed, the water bottle indicator will
flash yellow, and an intermittent alarm will sound. Hydrogen will continue to be delivered to the application.
If the water quality degrades to the point at which none of the blocks are shaded, the outlet valve of the generator will close and a
conductivity error will be generated. The water bottle indicator will illuminate yellow and a continuous alarm will sound. Hydrogen will
not be delivered to the application.
Press to advance to the next menu.
Figure 13
The water bottle should be drained and refilled with deionized water, ASTM II, >1 MΩ, <1µS, filtered to <100µm at
the earliest convenient time.
4.3.3 Pressure Measurement
The units of pressure measurement may be changed between bar, psi and Mpa. Press or to change the units of
measurement. When the desired units have been selected, press to advance to the next menu
** STANDBY **
ACT 100 PSI
** RESET **
CHANGE WATER
ACT 100 PSI
CONDUCTIVITY
X
CONDUCTIVITY
ACT 100 PSI

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