Mains supply unit connection, 5 maintenance, And storage – Dwyer HM35 User Manual
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4.4
Mains supply unit connection
The unit can be operated from a regulated
plug-in mains supply unit.
Input
100 - 240 V, 50 - 60 Hz
Output
6 VDC ± 10 %, 1,5 W
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Maintenance and storage
The HM35 requires no maintenance. It can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Do not use
cleaning agents containing solvents!
See the relevant chapters for battery replacement und re-calibration.
During longer storage, remove the batteries from the instrument.
Do not drop below or exceed the admissible storage temperatures of -20 °C to 60 °C!
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Warning messages and faults
Code
Fault / Display
Possible cause
Correction
Does not switch on
Power supply missing
Possibly replace the batteries.
Battery possibly inserted incorrectly.
Possibly plug in power supply
correctly.
Instrument
inaccurate
• Re-calibration carried out
inaccurately
• Not zeroed
• Natural aging of the pressure
sensor
• Re-calibrate
• Vent and press Zero
• Have it re-calibrated
No change of the measured
value
Excess pressure on sensor
Send instrument to the manufacturer
for repair.
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PRESSURE
OUT OF RANGE!
Measurement range has been
exceeded by more than 10 %.
Set up the permissible measurement
pressure.
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PRESSURE
OUT OF RANGE!
• Excess pressure on sensor
• Electrical fault
Send instrument to the manufacturer
for repair.
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TEMPERATURE
OUT OF RANGE!
Pressure sensor exposed to
temperature outside permissible
range (< -5 °C or > 55 °C)
Observe permissible operating
temperature and temperature of the
medium.
04
TEMPERATURE
OUT OF RANGE!
Used outside permissible
temperature range
Observe permissible operating
temperature.
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REF. VOLTAGE
FAILURE!
Internal reference voltage error
Send instrument to the manufacturer
for repair.
07
NOT CALIBRATED!
Incorrect calibration of the
instrument
Send instrument to the manufacturer
for repair.
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LOW BATTERY!
Battery voltage too low
Replace batteries
No IR communication
• Line-of-sight connection
interrupted
• Separation too large
• PC-configuration
• Re-establish line-of-sight
connection
• Max. distance 50 cm
• Check IR connection