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PP Systems WMA-5 - Routine System Checks; Touch Display Overview

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WMA-5 Operation Manual V. 1.01 16 support@ppsystems.com
Routine System Checks
The WMA-5 is designed to monitor CO
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24/7 and should require minimal maintenance. The routine
system checks are as follows:
Flashing Heart (♥)Make sure that the heart symbol is flashing in the upper left hand corner.
Water TrapPeriodically inspect for water build-up and empty as required.
Status BoxInspect periodically for error messages/warnings.
Absorber Column
Make sure absorber column is seated properly in its manifold.
Soda lime is fresh to ensure that the unit receives a good Zero to maintain calibration and
stability. If you have any doubt about the freshness of the soda lime you should replace it.
All “O” rings are lubricated with silicone grease to ensure good seal and to avoid problems
associated with breaking or cracking.
Inspect gray foam filters and replace if worn or reduced in size.
Touch Display Overview
The flowchart below describes an overview of the touch display for the WMA-5. When the instrument is
first powered up, there is a brief period where the Splash screen is shown. After this time, the instrument
goes into the warm-up period which is approximately 10-15 minutes and the Measure screen is displayed.
During and after the warm-up period, the user has the ability to navigate through the menus as shown in
the flowchart below. The following sections describe each screen and its functionality.

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