Galaxy® gas analyzer — operating manual, Troubleshooting – Eppendorf Galaxy Gas Analyzer User Manual
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Galaxy® Gas Analyzer — Operating manual
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Tab. 1:
Self-Test Warning Messages
Warning message
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Probable explanation
Check Memory
The instrument only has enough space to store < 50 readings
before the memory will be full. The exact number remaining can
be checked using the View Readings option.
Memory Full
There is no space left in the memory to store new readings. Both
the Store and the Logging options will be disabled until the
memory has been cleared. The stored readings should be
downloaded to your PC using the optional Analyzer Data
Manager before you clear the memory.
Battery Low
The instrument does not have enough battery power to operate
for a full day. Recharge the instrument or connect it to an external
power supply.
Service Due
It has been 12 months or more since your instrument was
returned for service. Its performance and accuracy may be
impaired: service it now.
Flow Fail
The instrument’s gas inlet or outlet may be blocked. This warning
is most often caused by a dirty or water-logged sample filter.
Replace the sample filter and check for blockage(s) in the sample
tubes. Alternatively, a small adjustment may be made to the low
flow detection point to compensate for minor changes in the
performance of the instrument’s pump; consult your New
Brunswick service technician.
Check CO
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Cal.
This warning is most often caused by an incorrect user
calibration. Recalibrate the sensor or press Return to Factory
Settings. If the warning remains, the infrared sensor may be dirty
or damaged; return the instrument to the manufacturer for service
or repair.
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Troubleshooting