Why does the constant power indicator flash on and off on my SPX Security Sensors?
The constant power indicator flashes on and off to indicate that the sensor will soon require replacement. You should order a replacement sensor, but wait until the Failed Sensor Indication is received before installing it.
What to do if all LEDs flash red and the pump doesn't run on my SPX TIF Heated Pentode TIFZX?
If all the LEDs are flashing red and the pump isn't running, this indicates a failed sensor. Replace the sensor to resolve this issue.
How to fix erratic behavior and alarms in fresh air with SPX Security Sensors?
Erratic behavior and alarms in fresh air can be caused by a disturbed airflow due to the probe tip or flexible probe hose. Try tightening the probe tip and/or the probe to fix this.
What to do if the audible alarm doesn't sound on my SPX Security Sensors even though the LEDs light up?
If the audible alarm isn't sounding even though the LEDs are lit, the MUTE feature may be engaged. Turn off the mute feature to restore the alarm sound.
What to do if the charge indicator flashes red during battery charging of SPX TIF Heated Pentode TIFZX?
If the charge indicator begins to flash red during battery charging, it means the batteries have failed and cannot be recharged. You will need to obtain a replacement battery pack.
What to do if the charge indicator goes out after 10 minutes during battery charging of SPX TIF Heated Pentode TIFZX?
If the charge indicator goes out after 10 minutes during battery charging, it indicates that the batteries have failed and cannot be recharged. Obtain a replacement battery pack.
How to troubleshoot if the power indicator LED does not light on SPX Security Sensors?
If the power indicator LED does not light up, and the unit does not switch on, the batteries are not charged. Connect the charger to the unit to charge the batteries.
General| Brand | SPX |
|---|---|
| Model | TIF Heated Pentode TIFZX |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Lists the key features and technological advantages of the TIFZX leak detector.
Describes the ON/OFF, Sensitivity, Reset, and Alarm keys.
Explains the Constant Power and Visual Leak Size indicator LEDs.
Identifies key parts like the sensor, probe tip, and battery pack.
Location and function of the charger input jack.
Instructions for removing the unit and its components from the packaging.
Steps for installing the battery pack and initial charging procedures.
Guides for correctly installing the sensor and the flexible probe.
Describes the LED indicator for real-time battery level monitoring.
Explains how to check the precise battery voltage using the LEDs.
Details the automatic and manual reset functions for ignoring ambient refrigerant.
Instructions on how to switch between high and low sensitivity modes.
Explains how the unit detects and indicates sensor health (old or failed).
How to manage audible and visual alarms, including muting the sound.
Step-by-step guide on turning on and the unit's warm-up process.
How to select the desired sensitivity for leak detection.
How to move the probe and detect refrigerant leaks using the unit.
Explains what the LED colors (green, orange, red) signify regarding leak size.
Using the Reset Key to isolate the exact source of a leak.
General strategies and best practices for effective leak detection.
Advice for finding leaks in windy conditions.
Understanding repeatable vs. intermittent alarms for leak identification.
Standardized procedure for testing automotive A/C systems.
Steps for preparing the A/C system before leak testing.
How to visually inspect the system for signs of leaks.
Following a systematic path to ensure all areas are tested.
Guidance on probe speed, distance, and interpreting alarm rate changes.
Instructions for maintaining and recharging the unit's battery.
Detailed steps for connecting the charger and understanding charging status.
Recommendations for storing the unit and battery pack.
Guidelines for proper disposal of batteries.
Information about the Heated Pentode™ sensor and its lifespan.
How the unit indicates the sensor is aging and needs replacement.
Steps to take when the unit detects a failed or missing sensor.
Detailed procedure for replacing the sensor unit.
Information on the removable probe tip and the filter cartridge.
Instructions for installing the probe tip and filter cartridge.
Guidance on inspecting, cleaning, and replacing the filter cartridge.
How to clean the probe tip if it becomes dirty.
General advice for cleaning and maintaining the unit's exterior.
Details the type of sensor and the electronic circuit used.
Specifies leak detection sensitivity and warm-up period.
Information on battery life, sensor lifespan, and operating environment.
Details physical dimensions and weight of the unit.
Part numbers for replacement sensors, probe tips, and flexible probes.
Part numbers for battery packs, chargers, and charging bases.
Part numbers for filter cartridges and replacement kits.
Part number for the carrying case accessory.
Details the terms and duration of the product warranty.
Lists parts and conditions not covered by the warranty.
Guidance on troubleshooting and contacting customer service for repairs.
Addresses the issue of the unit not powering on due to battery.
Solves problems related to a failed sensor indication.
Troubleshoots the audio alarm not working, possibly due to mute.
Diagnoses erratic behavior caused by probe tip or airflow issues.
Explains the "Old Sensor Indication" and its resolution.
Addresses issues with battery charging failure or red flash.
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