To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my SPECTRO SPECTROLAB won't switch on?
If your SPECTRO Measuring Instruments won't switch on, there are several potential causes. First, check if the power plug is properly inserted. Second, verify that power is available from the power supply. Finally, inspect the fuse inside the fuse box and replace it if it is defective.
Why is the burn spot incorrect on my SPECTRO SPECTROLAB?
An incorrect burn spot on your SPECTRO Measuring Instruments could be due to several reasons: * The argon outlet (exhaust) might be clogged with condensate, so clean the spark stand including the argon outlet. * There might be an insufficient argon supply, in which case you should check the argon supply and pressure. * The argon quality might be poor, so connect new argon.
Details the designation, model, and type of the SPECTROLAB.
Explains how the SPECTROLAB analyzes and identifies metals using spark discharge and optical sensors.
Provides visual and descriptive information on the front, back, and spark stand components of the instrument.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols used in the manual and on the instrument.
Provides critical safety instructions and warnings for users operating the instrument.
Defines the specific purpose and application for which the SPECTROLAB instrument is designed.
Lists conditions under which the instrument must not be operated to ensure safety and prevent damage.
Highlights potential residual risks and health hazards associated with instrument operation, including injury and toxicity.
Specifies the physical dimensions and clearance needed for the SPECTROLAB instrument installation.
Details the required environmental conditions for storing the SPECTROLAB instrument safely.
Outlines the necessary argon gas supply line, pressure reducer, and quality for instrument operation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for initial setup and preparation before switching on the SPECTROLAB.
Describes the main control elements and their functions on the SPECTROLAB instrument.
Details the procedure for safely powering on and initializing the SPECTROLAB instrument.
Explains the function and operation of the argon saving module to minimize gas consumption.
Provides instructions for safely shutting down and powering off the SPECTROLAB instrument.
Details the entire measuring process, including preparation, execution, and completion, along with associated safety warnings.
Recommends regular system checks by specialized technicians for optimal operation and safety.
Explains the diagnostic system's prompts for various maintenance tasks based on usage and time intervals.
Lists routine and required maintenance tasks, including daily, monthly, and as-needed procedures.
Provides instructions for safely cleaning the MgF2 light inlet window of the instrument's optics.
Details the procedure for cleaning the light inlet window of the optional air optics (LAVM12).
Outlines the steps and safety precautions for cleaning the spark stand, including handling condensate.
Provides instructions for cleaning the exhaust hose connected to the spark stand and filter unit.
Details the procedure and safety warnings for replacing the electrode in the spark stand.
Explains how to replace standardization or re-profiling samples, emphasizing intensity matching.
Guides on procuring and matching new iCALization samples for the LACM12 model.
Details the process for replacing air filters, including the filter bottle insert and gas-washing bottle.
Lists common error messages, their causes, and recommended remedies for troubleshooting.
Explains the software's diagnosis function for obtaining status information on instrument malfunctions.
General| Brand | SPECTRO |
|---|---|
| Model | SPECTROLAB |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
