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11. Appendix:MaintenanceThis maintenance is made up of the following activities, which can be carriedout by the operating personnel (see Page 23):14.• Check and readjustment (if necessary) of thesample gas flow ( 90 - 110 l/h)15. Maintenance cycle • Check of possible error messagesmonthly16• Querying of zero offset and adjustment, if necessary(zero offset must be a positive numeric value)Tabelle 11.2: Maintenance intervals, maintenance work II* The measuring device operator is responsible for disposal of the following, inaccordance with the pertinent regulations:• the used reactor material enriched with exhaust gas ingredients• used selective filter content, replaced after 6 months as part of the devicemaintenance (iodised activated carbon contaminated with Hg)• KOH (potassium hydroxide) from the pre-filterIt is also possible to commission DURAG with disposal. The operator sendsthe material at his cost, declared accordingly, to DURAG's company address(you can find the DURAG GROUP company addresses and telephone numberson page 107); DURAG will then undertake disposal in accordance withregulations. The disposal costs are borne by the respective device operator.80 HM 1400 TRX
12. Appendix: Error messages and their elimination12 Appendix: Error messages and their elimination12.1 Appendix: Monitored parameters and error messages inplain textTemperatures:• „"Reactor temp. too low/ too high"• "Probe temp. too low / too high"• "3-W-V temp. too low / too high"• "Cooler temp. too low / too high"• "Gas temperature too low / too high"• "Probe line temp. too low / too high"• "Probe tube temp. too high"Flow :• "Volume flow too low / too high"Pressure::• "System pressure too low / too high"Limit value::• "Upper / lower threshold value exceeded"Condensate:• "Condensate in monitor"• "Condensate container full"Drift phenomenon:• "Zero offset drift too large"HM 1400 TRX 81
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