To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Troxler EGauge 4590 gauge readings appear erratic?
If your Troxler Measuring Instruments gauge readings seem erratic, consider the following: * Ensure the source rod is correctly positioned for measurement. * Make sure the gauge is dry. * Use a four-minute count for optimal precision. * Perform a statistical stability test; if it fails two out of three times, contact the Troxler Service Center.
What to do if Troxler EGauge 4590 shows short battery life after recharging?
If you're experiencing short battery life with your Troxler Measuring Instruments after recharging, check these potential causes: * Verify you're using the correct charger. * Confirm the charging icon is displayed on the screen. * Consider that NiMH batteries have a limited lifespan (approximately 500 charge cycles) and may need replacement. * The AC charger itself might be defective; test its voltage output or use the DC charger as an alternative.
What to do if Troxler EGauge 4590 gauge turns off after it is turned on?
If your Troxler Measuring Instruments gauge turns off shortly after being turned on: * The gauge automatically shuts down after five hours of inactivity; try turning it on again. * Ensure the gauge is completely dry before use to prevent component damage. * Recharge or replace the batteries if the voltage is below 5.5 volts.
What to do if Troxler EGauge 4590 gives satisfactory counts, but results are in error?
If your Troxler Measuring Instruments provides satisfactory counts but the results are inaccurate, check the following: * Ensure the handle is correctly seated at the bottom of the notch when taking measurements. * Verify that the measurement depth displayed on the screen matches the actual source rod handle depth. * Check if any offsets (density, trench, or moisture probe) are enabled. * Confirm that the standard counts are correct. * Check calibration constants.
What to do if Troxler EGauge 4590 gauge fails standard counts?
If your Troxler Measuring Instruments gauge fails standard counts, ensure you are following the guidelines for performing the standard count. If it continues to fail, perform the standard count again. If the issue persists, it is recommended to contact your nearest Troxler service center or representative.
What to do if Troxler Measuring Instruments shows invalid depth?
If your Troxler Measuring Instruments displays an invalid depth error, ensure the source rod is at a valid depth when starting a measurement. It is recommended to contact the Troxler Service Center.
What to do if Troxler Measuring Instruments shows error writing to the file?
If your Troxler Measuring Instruments encounters an error while saving data to a USB storage device, attempt to store the data again. If the error continues, try using a different USB storage device.
Why Troxler Measuring Instruments shows no density readings?
If your Troxler Measuring Instruments is not providing density readings, it could be due to an electronic problem, such as a failure of the detector preamplifier. Also, if the gauge has gotten wet, make sure it is completely dry before storing it.
What to do if Troxler EGauge 4590 Measuring Instruments requires re-calibration?
If your Troxler Measuring Instruments indicates that it requires re-calibration, it means the calibration constants have become corrupted. It is recommended to contact the Troxler Service Center.
What to do if Troxler EGauge 4590 Measuring Instruments shows initialization error?
If your Troxler Measuring Instruments displays an initialization error, this may occur if the source rod is not in the SAFE position during initialization. If the error persists while the source rod is in the SAFE position, contact the Troxler Service Center. This error can also occur if there is another gauge or nuclear source nearby, or a vertical surface too close (must be at least 6 feet away), or insufficient warm-up time.
General| Brand | Troxler |
|---|---|
| Model | EGauge 4590 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning and importance of the safety alert symbol used in the manual.
Highlights critical safety information to prevent injury or equipment damage.
Covers gauge licensing exemptions and relevant regulations.
Explains the direct transmission measurement principle.
Details the use of the moisture probe and soil profiles.
Provides steps for performing daily standard counts.
Guides on performing density and moisture measurements.
Covers gauge configuration options like count time, units, and tests.
Details adjusting readings using density, trench, and moisture probe offsets.
Covers managing measurement data, creating, storing, and outputting projects.
Provides solutions for common gauge errors and malfunctions.
Lists information about the gamma source and dose rates.
Explains the Cesium-137 source and radiation levels.
Provides steps to follow in case of gauge loss, theft, or damage.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
