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7 troubleshooting – KROHNE OPTISONIC 7060 EN User Manual

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OPTISONIC 7060

Electrical & mechanical installation manual 730962.31.00 page 46 of 52

7 Troubleshooting

If the routine checks described in Section 5.2 or the functional checks described in Section

4.1.2

indicate that the device is not functioning properly, the following table will help you

diagnose the fault. If you still cannot find the cause for the fault, you can use the

ALTO IV program to carry out a more detailed fault diagnosis (see software manual, service

manual).

Display, parameter

Possible cause

Corrective action

Faulty power supply

• Check the input voltage at terminals 1 and 2

• Check cables and terminal connections

Important
Take the relevant safety precautions!

• No display
• No pulse frequency
• No active status
signal

Defective device

Contact the manufacturer

Transducer(s) are
dirty

Clean the transducer(s)

Transducer(s) are
defective

Replace the transducer(s) (see service manual)

“Warning” on the
LCD

Cabling swapped
when transducer was
cleaned

Check and, if necessary, correct

Different velocities of
sound in the
individual paths

Transducer or
electronics fault

Replace the transducer(s) (see service manual)
Note

Temperature stratification can result in differences
between the individual paths, especially with very low
flow (higher temperatures generate higher velocities of
sound). Even when the plant is being filled or when it is
shut down, different velocities of sound can occur on
the individual paths as a result of gas stratifications.

Implausible sound
velocity

Gas analysis,
pressure or
temperature
measurement
incorrect

Transducer(s)
damaged during
maintenance

Replace the transducer(s) (see service manual)

Lower signal-to-

noise ratio and
reception sensitivity

Increased number

of rejected
measurements in
individual paths

Additional sources of
noise due to a valve
that is not fully open,
fittings, noise sources
near the device

Check the measurement plausibility and number of
rejected measurements and, if necessary, remove
noise sources.

Different gas
composition or
process pressure

No work required on the device

Increased reception
sensitivity

Transducer(s) are
dirty

Clean the transducer(s)

Increased number of
rejected
measurements in all
paths

Additional noise
sources

Remove noise sources

Gas velocity outside
the measurement
range