What to do if Scott Monitor shows a low flow alarm?
If the Scott Monitor displays a low flow alarm, you should: * Check for any obstructions or kinks in the hose. * Make sure that no moisture has entered the hose or pump. * Unscrew the probe assembly and replace the filters in the probe. * Clean the pump.
Why is my SCOTT Protege Monitor pump making unexpected noises?
Unexpected noise from the Scott Monitor pump may be due to moisture in the hose or pump. Verify no moisture has entered the hose or pump. Also, the pump may need to be cleaned. If the noise persists, consider replacing the pump.
What to do if SCOTT Protege Monitor pump does not run when activated?
If the Scott Monitor pump doesn't run when activated, first check if any other alarms are active, as active alarms may prevent the pump from powering on. If no other alarms are active, the pump may need to be replaced.
Provides general information and disclaimers regarding the use and maintenance of the Protégé detector.
Lists the directives, standards, and certifications the Protégé monitor complies with for USA and International markets.
Explains the different types of alerts (Warning, Caution, Note) used throughout the manual for user safety and product performance.
Details essential safety warnings and cautions related to the general use and care of the Protégé monitor.
Provides specific warnings and cautions regarding the proper use and potential hazards associated with combustible gas sensors.
Outlines important safety warnings and cautions related to the rechargeable battery installed in the Protégé unit.
Covers critical operational rules, daily testing requirements, sensor awareness, and emergency procedures for safe use of the Protégé.
Details the limited warranty terms and conditions for the Protégé Gas Monitor, including exclusions and limitations of liability.
Provides a quick reference list of acronyms used throughout the manual for user convenience and understanding.
Details the technical specifications, including range, response time, and operating conditions, for various gas sensors used in the Protégé.
Explains the primary operator interface of the Protégé, detailing information displayed on the LCD during operation and start-up.
Covers the process of charging and replacing the rechargeable lithium-ion battery for the Protégé unit.
Provides step-by-step instructions for charging the Protégé battery using the power and communication module.
Explains how to charge multiple Protégé units simultaneously using the optional multi-charger accessory.
Informs users that the battery is not user-replaceable and must be returned to the factory for service or replacement.
Introduces the Scott Gas Monitor software for modifying settings and accessing data logs, outlining PC system requirements.
Details the step-by-step process for installing the Scott Gas Monitor software on a PC, including Vista-specific steps.
Describes the procedure for installing the necessary JAVA runtime environment required for the Gas Monitor software.
Guides users on how to properly power the Protégé gas monitor on and off using the operation buttons.
Explains various alerts and display indicators on the Protégé's LCD screen, including gas warnings, low battery, and sensor failures.
Details how gas warnings and alarms are indicated through visual, audible, and vibratory alerts on the Protégé.
Describes the low battery warning indicators and the recommended actions for users when the battery level is low.
Explains the indicators for over-range gas concentrations and the required actions, including bump testing and potential calibration.
Describes the warning for diminished airflow from the pump and the actions required to reset the pump.
Explains how sensor failures are indicated and the steps for recalibration or contacting service.
Essential section detailing the critical procedures for calibrating and bump testing the Protégé to ensure accurate gas detection.
Provides step-by-step instructions for performing a zero calibration, ensuring baseline readings are accurate in clean air.
Details the procedure for span calibration, including required equipment and steps to ensure sensors respond to target gases accurately.
Explains the process of bump testing the Protégé to verify alarm functionality and sensor response to known gas concentrations.
Covers the operation of the optional sample draw pump, including its power source and recommended usage guidelines.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the optional pump to the Protégé when the unit is powered off.
Instructions for installing the optional pump while the Protégé unit is powered on, including activating the pump.
Details the procedure for safely disconnecting the optional pump from the Protégé unit.
Discusses known gas interferences that can affect sensor readings and provides a table of toxic gas interference data.
Provides guidance on using the Scott Gas Monitor software for connecting the Protégé to a PC and managing its functions.
Step-by-step instructions for establishing a connection between the Protégé gas monitor and a personal computer.
Describes the four main tabs (Home, Settings, Set Clock, View Log) of the Gas Monitor software and their functionalities.
Explains how to access and modify alarm set points, passwords, and other configurable options via the software's Settings tab.
Details how to set or synchronize the internal clock of the Protégé unit with a PC using the software's Set Clock tab.
Describes how to view, read, clear, open, and save downloaded data logs from the Protégé using the software's View Log tab.
Provides a table of available and default software settings for various parameters, including alarms, password, and timers.
States that the Protégé's battery is factory-replaceable and advises contacting Scott Health & Safety for assistance.
Provides instructions and required equipment for replacing sensors or dummy plugs in the Protégé unit.
Offers solutions for common issues with the optional sample draw pump, including low flow alarms and operational failures.
Details the procedure for periodic cleaning of the optional pump assembly to ensure optimal performance and reliability.
Lists available replacement parts and accessories for the Protégé gas monitor, including part numbers.
Explains the requirement for a Return Maintenance Authorization number for submitting products for service repairs.
Lists K-factors for various gases relative to methane calibration, used to estimate actual gas concentrations.
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