Before start of operation, Insert / replace battery, Starting up the device – Powerfix Z32118 User Manual

Page 10: Using the angle ruler, Troubleshooting

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Before start of operation

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Insert / replace battery

Tip: Low voltage symbol showing in the LCD display

3

indicate a discharged / flat battery.
Tip: When changing the battery, the LCD display

3

may

experience faults. Remove the battery and insert it again.

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Push the battery compartment button

4

, and then pull out

the battery receptacle

7

(see fig B).

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Remove the old battery.

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Insert battery receptacle containing the new battery into the
battery compartment and ensure correct polarity (+ and –).
Make sure that the plus terminal points outwards.

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Push the battery receptacle

7

fully in (see Fig. B).

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Starting up the device

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Using the angle ruler

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Press the ON/OFF button to switch the LCD display

3

on.

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Loosen the locking knob

2

by turning it anti-clockwise.

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Put on a flat surface. Make sure both rulers

1

are aligned with

the surface (see fig. C), and then press ZERO button

6

to set

data to zero.

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Rotate the ruler to measure the angle. Note: The locking
knob

2

can be tightened by turning it clockwise, so as to

hold a desired measured angle.

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You may also open the 2 rulers 180° straight aligned with
the surface (see fig. D), and then press ZERO button

6

to

set zero. Rotate the ruler to measure the angle.

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Troubleshooting

The device contains sensitive electronic components. That is why
it experiences interference when in close proximity to radio
transmission devices. If any indication errors appear in the
display, remove such devices out of the proximity of the angle
ruler.

Electrostatic discharge could result in malfunctions.

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When such malfunctions occur, remove the battery for a
short while and re-insert.

Failure

Cause

Solution

Low voltage

symbol

shown on LCD

display

3

.

The battery voltage

is lower than 2.7 V.

Replace the battery

in line with the chap-

ter on “Inserting /

replacing battery”.

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