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2.
TCM3
TCM3
and
TCM30
Service
Manual
Checkout
and
Adjustment,
Continued
Step
0:14
If
the
readings
in
step
0:14
are
not
within
the
stated
ranges,
repeat
the
adjustments
(continued)
in
step
0:12
and
repeat
the
checks
in
step
0:14.
If
the
readings
in
step
0:14
are
still
outside
the
range,
the
Analog
PCB
is
defective
and
must
be
replaced.
Temperature
This
procedure
checks
the
zero-point
and
gain
for the
temperature
channel
2.
The
procedures
require
the
cabinet
to
be
opened.
Action
Channel
2
Step
Step
0:13
1.
2.
3.
Set
the
simulator
THERMISTOR
switch
to
DOUBLE.
Set
the
simulator
TEMPERATURE
switch
to
45
°C.
Check
that
the
display
shows
44
965 and
45
035
(zero-point).
If
outside,
adjust
R26
on
the
Analog
PCB
to
a
reading
between
44
995
and
45
005.
Set
the
simulator
TEMPERATURE
switch
to
37
°C.
Check
that
the
display
reading
is
between
36
965
and
37
035
(gain).
If
outside,
replace
the
Analog PCB.
Heat
Regulator
This
procedure
checks
the
regulator
for
heating
the
electrode.
Step
Action
Step
0:15
1.
Set
the
simulator
THERMISTOR
switch
to
DOUBLE
and
the
TEMPERATURE
37
°C.
2.
Connect
the
DVM+
to
simulator
HEAT-
and
DVM-
to
HEAT+
and
check
that
the
voltage
is
between
—11.8
and
—14.2
V
(electrode
voltage,
max.
heat).
3.
Move
the
DVM+
to
simulator
GND
and
check
that
the
voltage
is
1.00
V
+/-
0.05
V
(electrode
current,
max.
heat).
4.
Set
the
simulator
TEMPERATURE
to
45
°C
and
check
that
the
voltage
is
less
than 0.05
V
(electrode
current,
min.
heat).
5.
Set
the
simulator
TEMPERATURE
to
46 °C
and
check
that
the
voltage
is
less
than
50
mV
(max.
temp.).
If
the
DVM
readings
in
step
0:15
are
not
within
the
stated
tolerances,
check
the
heat
supply
circuit
on
the
Main
and
Analog
PCBs,
and
replace
the
defective
PCB.
Continued
on
next
page
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