KANOMAX 6036 Multi-function thermal anemometer User Manual - Manual (Page 33)

32 Troubleshooting
§ 12 Troubleshooting
Problems Possible Cause / Solution Refer To
Display does not
appear when power is
turned ON.
Battery is inserted in wrong polarity.

Turn off the power and insert the battery
correctly.
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& 12
The battery is low.

Turn off the power and replace the
batteries.
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& 12
blinks
The battery is low.

Turn off the power and replace the
batteries.
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& 12
Reading is displayed
as ”-----”
Measurable range is exceeded.

The instrument must be used in the
specified measurement range.
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Probe wire disconnection or sensor damage.
 Contact your local distributor for repair.
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Incorrect air velocity
reading.
Confirm that the direction mark of the probe
is facing against the airflow direction.
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Sensor of the probe is dirty.
Turn off the power, and clean the sensor.
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High air temperature
readings.
Correct reading cannot be obtained when
there is no airflow.
Minimum 0.1 m/s velocity is required for
measurement.
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Air velocity reading
does not change from
“0.0” when sampling in
Volumetric Flow / Air
Temperature
measurement mode.
Duct shape and dimension settings are not
made properly (setting is zero).

Provide correct duct shape/dimension
settings.
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Printing Failure
Confirm that the printer cable is connected
properly.
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Printer is not connected in the right order.

After connecting the printer, turn on the
instrument first, and then turn on the printer.
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Baud rate is not set properly.
 Confirm the instrument and printer
settings.
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Data Transfer Failure
Confirm that the USB cable is connected
properly. Make sure that it is not confused
with the printer cable.
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Analog Output Failure
Confirm that the polarity of the output
terminal is correct.
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The reading is in “hold” mode.

Press the key to release the hold
mode.
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Incorrect Output Value
Load impedance is set lower than the
specified value.

Load impedance must be set to 5kΩ and
over.
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