What to do if Thermo Scientific 42i Measuring Instruments alarms - Conv. Temp?
If your Thermo Scientific Measuring Instruments unit is showing a Conv. Temp alarm, it means the converter temperature is low. The molybdenum converter should be hot to the touch; if it isn't, the heater may have failed. Check that the converter temperature set point is approximately 325 °C and that the voltage to the heater is 115 VAC.
General| Brand | Thermo Scientific |
|---|---|
| Model | 42i |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Lists key operational parameters and performance characteristics of the Model 42i.
Outlines the steps for connecting sample, zero, span, and exhaust lines.
Controls various instrument operational parameters, including ozonator, PMT, and datalogging.
Displays items monitored by the analyzer and their status (OK, LOW, HIGH, FAIL).
Explains how to perform initial and periodic calibration checks for zero and span.
Offers general troubleshooting information to isolate and identify instrument problems.
Lists part numbers for major subassemblies and components of the Model 42i.
Details the procedure for replacing the NO2-to-NO converter.
Details the procedure for calibrating analog output channels.
Describes the structure and syntax of C-Link protocol commands.
Explains commands for managing data logging, including clearing records and setting intervals.
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