Why does my Rae Test Equipment read abnormally high?
An abnormally high reading on your Rae Test Equipment can be caused by several factors: a dirty filter (replace the filter), a dirty sensor module (blow-dry the sensor module), excessive moisture and water condensation, or incorrect calibration (calibrate the unit).
What to do if my Rae MiniRAE 3000 Test Equipment reads abnormally low?
An abnormally low reading on your Rae Test Equipment can be due to a dirty filter (replace the filter), a dirty sensor module, a weak or dirty lamp, incorrect calibration (calibrate the unit), or air leakage (check for air leakage).
How to fix inlet flow too low in Rae MiniRAE 3000 Test Equipment?
If the inlet flow is too low in your Rae Test Equipment, it could be due to a pump diaphragm damaged or containing debris, or flow path leaks. Check the flow path for leaks, including the sensor module O-ring, tube connectors, and Teflon tube compression fitting.
What to do if I see a “Lamp” message during operation of Rae MiniRAE 3000 Test Equipment?
If you see a 'Lamp' message during operation of your Rae Test Equipment, it could be due to the lamp drive circuit or a weak or defective PID lamp. Try turning the unit off and then back on. If the problem persists, replace the UV lamp.
How to fix Rae Test Equipment that cannot turn on after charging the battery?
If your Rae Test Equipment cannot turn on after charging, it may be due to a discharged or defective battery. Try charging or replacing the battery.
What to do if Buzzer is Inoperative in Rae MiniRAE 3000 Test Equipment?
If the buzzer is inoperative in your Rae Test Equipment, check that the buzzer is not turned off.
General| Brand | Rae |
|---|---|
| Model | MiniRAE 3000 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
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