RIDGID FG-100 - Manual (Page 4)

A. Change the Paper Roll and the Printer Ribbon cartridge
REGULAR CARE
C. Change the line Filter
Open both the covers pressing as in figure, to change the paper
and/or the ribbon.
Extract the completed paper roll. You
can use standard paper roll but you
have to check before for its dimensions
(max. 57mm ±1mm large).
If necessary replace the ribbon cartridge
(Cat n° 26718).
Approach the end of the new paper roll
(Cat n° 26713) to the slot under the
printer.
Switch the analyzer on.
Press the
key down;
Press for paper feed.
Press the key when the paper will
come out for some centimetres.
Close the cover inserting the paper end
in its slot.
F1
F2
Rotate the two parts to open the water trap;
Remove the dirty line filter;
Insert the line filter;
Close the water trap.
26723
26713
26718
26728 P
Filter paper set for smoke index
measurements (40 pcs)
aper roll
Printer ribbon cartridge
Spare line filter cartridge
D. Consumable parts
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B. Emptying the water trap
Open condensate outlet in water trap: pull out the
rubber plug.
Let the condensate out.
Close the condensate outlet.
The condensate outlet must be fully closed otherwise incorrect measurements
may result.
E. Charging battery
IMPORTANT
After unpacking, a full charge of the battery is recommended, by
connecting the instrument to the mains through the battery charger (OFF
condition) for 8-10 hours at a temperature between 10 and 30 °C
During operation a fully battery symbol will be displayed on the display.
This symbol means that the batteries are completely full.
When the batteries will be discharged the symbol will appear and the
instrument still has about 20 minutes operation capability to end the
running analysis.
If the battery has fully discharged, the charging time is approximately 3-4
hours.
The instrument should be switched off.
Connect the charger to the unit and plug the charger into a mains (230 V,
50 Hz) socket.
Use only the dedicated battery charger supplied by RIDGID with the
instrument.
Emptying the water trap.
Condensation in the line can damage the measuring sensors and flue gas pump.