Franklin Fueling Systems TS-LLD Leak Detection Sensor – Cleaning & BriteSensor Recovery - Manual (Page 2)

Technical Service Bulletin
0001289 Rev.B
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How to Recover a BriteSensor in a PRODUCT alarm state:
1. Clean it – rinse / soak in clean lukewarm water 2. Wipe off with clean dry rag
3. Dry it in a warm, low-humidity environment ( 70 to 85 degrees F ) until the alarm clears Continued...
Cleaning INCON Sensors (those needing no recovery period):
The TSP-DIS sensor only requires cleaning after product is detected ( PRODUCT alarm generated). The
TSP-EIS sensor only requires cleaning after a liquid is detected (standard or liquid alarm is generated)...
this is especially true when a product-like odor is noticeable.
Applicable Sensors (those without hydrocarbon-reactive strips):
TSP-DIS (Discriminating Interstitial BriteSensor)
TSP-EIS (ElectroOptic Interstitial Standard sensor)
How to Clean Sensors (those needing no recovery period):
Follow the advice given in the first section of this bulletin, then
1. Unscrew and remove the tip of the sensor for cleaning
2. Rinse the sensor and its tip with clean lukewarm water
3. Wipe-off the two conductive metal elements & the diamond shaped lens with a clean dry rag
4. Reinstall the sensor tip, and reinstall the sensor in its original location after the leak was fixed.
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