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If your Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments display 'FAIL BATTERY', it means the battery level is low. For Li-ion batteries, turn off the power and recharge them in a non-hazardous area. If you're using dry batteries, power down the device and replace them with new ones, also in a safe environment.
What to do if the Riken Keiki GX-8000 Measuring Instruments gas alarm is triggered with no gas leak?
If your Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments gas alarm activates despite no gas leak, it could be due to interference from gases like solvents. Contact RIKEN KEIKI for information on actions, such as removal filter. Alternatively, noise disturbance may be the cause; try turning off and restarting the gas monitor, and if the issue persists, take measures to eliminate the noise.
What does 'FAIL SYSTEM' mean on Riken Keiki GX-8000?
If your Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments display 'FAIL SYSTEM', it indicates a circuit abnormality. Request repair from the dealer or your Riken Keiki local representative.
Why won't the batteries recharge on my Riken Keiki GX-8000?
If the Li-ion batteries of your Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments are not recharging, ensure the AC powered charger is correctly connected to both the wall outlet and the device. If the problem persists, a recharging circuit abnormality may have occurred, and you should request repair from your dealer or Riken Keiki local representative. Note: When fully recharged batteries are recharged again, the recharging indicator lamp does not go on.
What does 'FAIL SENSOR' mean on Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments?
If your Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments display 'FAIL SENSOR', it indicates a sensor failure. Contact your dealer or Riken Keiki local representative to replace the sensor. (Only at the initial time, press the RESET switch to continue the operation using only the normal sensors.)
What to do if water remains in the buzzer sound hole of Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments?
If water remains in the buzzer sound hole of your Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments, it's likely that water was splashed on it. Thoroughly wipe away any moisture with a dry towel or cloth. Additionally, hold the device firmly and shake it with the buzzer sound hole facing downward to remove any trapped water.
Why does my Riken Keiki GX-8000 display 'FAIL AIR'?
If your Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments display 'FAIL AIR', it could be due to a lack of fresh air around the gas monitor. Ensure a supply of fresh air. If the issue persists, the sensor sensitivity may have deteriorated, requiring you to contact your dealer or Riken Keiki local representative to replace the sensor.
What to do if Riken Keiki GX-8000 display 'FAIL LOW FLOW'?
If your Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments display 'FAIL LOW FLOW', it could be due to several reasons. First, check the sampling hose for any signs of water or oil. Also, inspect the sampling hose for any blockages, twists, or incorrect connections. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the pump may have deteriorated, and you should contact your dealer or Riken Keiki local representative to replace the pump.
How to turn on Riken Keiki GX-8000?
If your Riken Keiki Measuring Instruments won't turn on, the battery level might be too low. If you are using Li-ion batteries, recharge them in a non-hazardous area. If you are using dry batteries, replace all three with new ones. Also, make sure to press and hold the POWER switch until you hear a beep (about two seconds).
General| Display | LCD with backlight |
|---|---|
| Operating Humidity | 0 to 95% RH (non-condensing) |
| Ingress Protection | IP67 |
| Communication | USB |
| Gas Type | O2, H2S, CO |
| Detection Principle | Catalytic combustion, Electrochemical cell |
| Power Source | Rechargeable battery |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 50°C (-4°F to 122°F) |
| Alarm Set Points | User adjustable |
| Response Time | Within 30 seconds |
| Certifications | ATEX, IECEx, CSA |
| Alarms | Visual, Audible, and Vibration |
| Data Logging | Yes |
| Detection Range | Combustibles: 0-100% LEL, CO: 0-500 ppm, H2S: 0-100 ppm |
Introduction to the portable gas monitor GX-8000 and its manual.
Details the intended use of the gas monitor for detecting combustible gases.
Explains the meaning of safety-related terms used in the manual.
Details critical safety hazards and precautions to avoid severe damage or injury.
Outlines potential dangers and necessary precautions to prevent moderate damage or injury.
Provides essential precautions for safe operation and handling of the gas monitor.
Provides explosion-proof specifications, electrical data, and certificate numbers for safety compliance.
Lists and describes the main unit and standard accessories included with the gas monitor.
Identifies and explains the function of each part of the gas monitor using an outline drawing.
Key precautions and checks to perform before operating the gas monitor for the first time.
Steps for preparing the gas monitor for use, including attaching and charging batteries.
Explains the normal detection mode and transitions to other modes like Air Calibration.
Step-by-step guide on how to power on and initialize the gas monitor.
Instructions on how to perform gas detection and read the display, including manual memory.
Details various operating modes including Detection, Air Calibration, and Display/Setting modes.
Procedure for performing fresh air calibration to ensure accurate readings.
Allows modification of displays and settings, including peak values and alarm setpoints.
Instructions on how to properly power off the gas monitor, including a purge operation.
Details how gas alarms are triggered, displayed, and their types (WARNING, ALARM, OVER).
Explains fault alarms triggered by system abnormalities, sensor issues, or low battery.
Briefly mentions calibration history and trend functions, requiring contact with RIKEN KEIKI.
Outlines daily, monthly, and regular maintenance tasks and their recommended intervals.
Details procedures for span adjustment using calibration gas and cautions against using lighter gas.
Instructions for cleaning the gas monitor and its sampling hose, including precautions.
Information on replacing consumables like sensors, dust filters, and regular replacement parts.
Guidelines for storing the gas monitor under specific environmental conditions to maintain its functionality.
Instructions for recalibration and checks when the gas monitor is used after storage.
Guidance on properly disposing of the gas monitor and its batteries as industrial waste.
Lists common symptoms, causes, and actions for unit-related malfunctions and errors.
Details causes and remedies for incorrect or unusual readings from the gas monitor.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the gas monitor, including Japanese and overseas standards.
Lists standard and optional accessories available for the gas monitor.
