Tracer TP-9361 PRO-Chek CO2 AM08043 User Manual

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Troubleshooting Guide

Problem

Cause

Remedy

1. All yellow

lights fl ashing

together.

1a. IR sensor cell has

become unseated.

1a. Remove sensor access door

and push both ends of sensor

down. (Do not remove/reinsert

sensor cell.) Restart unit and

examine.

1b. IR sensor cell has

failed, perhaps

legitimately or perhaps

prematurely.

1b. How much has the instrument

been used? If used ~1,000

hours+, sensor cell has reached

the end of its useful life.

Replace with new sensor.

2. Will not detect

CO

2

.

2a. Unit may not be

warmed up and ready

to use.

2a. Verify unit is beeping and

no yellow lights are fl ashing.

(Single green light fl ashing

while unit is beeping is OK.)

If yellow lights are scrolling

across, wait 90 seconds and

see if the unit starts to beep.

2b. Pump may have failed.

2b. You should hear the pump

running after the unit has

completed its warm up

sequence and is held up to your

ear. Verify it is not a low battery

condition (see #3).

2c. Air tubing inside

may have come

disconnected.

2c. Contact Tracer Products.

2d. Battery may be dead.

2d. See #3 below.

3. After warm-up

sequence the

green, the last

yellow and the

amber charging

LEDs fl ash.

3a. Battery needs

recharging.

3a. Charge battery for 10-12 hours.

3b. Power stick has failed.

3b. Replace power stick.

4. Very erratic,

goes off when

bumped slightly.

4a. CO

2

in background may

be high or changing

quickly

4a. Take steps to reduce

concentration or to limit

changes in background (e.g.,

operator wearing a mask).

5. Pump is not

working.

5a. Pump has failed.

5a. You should hear the pump

running after the unit has

completed its warm up

sequence and is held up to your

ear. Verify it is not a low battery

condition (see #3). If not,

contact Tracer Products.

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