Protégé Portable Gas Monitor
Instruction Manual
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P/N 087-0038 Rev. J 02/10
NOTE
IF THE MONITOR FAILS TO INDICATE CLEAR PUMP, CHECK FOR ANY POTENTIAL LEAKS IN THE CONNECTION
OF THE PUMP TO THE MONITOR OR WITHIN THE SAMPLE DRAW SYSTEM INCLUDING HYDROPHOBIC AND
PARTICULATE FILTERS IN THE PROBE ASSEMBLY
.
4) Remove finger from probe and the monitor is ready for use.
4.4.2. Installing Optional Pump with Protégé Powered On
WARNING
PUMP WILL NOT AUTOMATICALLY ACTIVATE WHEN ATTACHED TO A POWERED ON PROTÉGÉ. USERS MUST PRESS
THE LEFT BUTTON TO BEGIN PUMP ACTIVATION. FAILURE TO ACTIVATE A PUMP WILL LEAD TO UNRELIABLE
MONITORING THAT COULD LEAD TO DEATH OR INJURY.
1) Connect the pump by inserting, at an angle, the pump's back tab into the monitor's pump
receiving tab. Rotate the pump forward until the pump sits flush with the monitor. Screw the
pump retaining screw into the threaded hole located on the front of the monitor. Refer to
Figure 4-7.
2) The pump will not yet be running. Push and hold the left button to activate the pump. Release
the left button when BLOCK PUMP is displayed.
3) To block pump inlet, place a finger over the probe. Once the test is passed, CLEAR PUMP
will be displayed. Refer to Figure 4-8.
NOTE
IF THE MONITOR FAILS TO INDICATE CLEAR PUMP, CHECK FOR ANY POTENTIAL LEAKS IN THE CONNECTION
OF THE PUMP TO THE MONITOR OR WITHIN THE SAMPLE DRAW SYSTEM INCLUDING HYDROPHOBIC AND
PARTICULATE FILTERS IN THE PROBE ASSEMBLY
.
4) Remove finger from probe and the monitor is ready for use.
4.4.3. Disconnecting Optional Pump
1) Unscrew the pump retaining screw while continuing to hold the pump against the monitor.
2) If unit is powered on, press and hold the left button until the monitor starts displaying the
PEAK exposures.
NOTE
I
F THE PUMP ALARM SOUNDS, ACKNOWLEDGE BY PRESSING AND RELEASING THE LEFT OR RIGHT BUTTON THEN
PRESS AND HOLD THE
LEFT BUTTON UNTIL THE MONITOR STARTS DISPLAYING PEAK EXPOSURES. PEAK
EXPOSURES WILL FLASH BRIEFLY BEFORE RETURNING TO A NORMAL MONITORING DISPLAY.
3) Rotate the pump backwards until it comes off the monitor.
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