Halogen leak detector maintenance

Leak detectors can prevent many problems, so proper maintenance is very necessary. Carefully following the instructions below will reduce the failure and increase the life of the instrument. Always turn off the power before replacing the probe, otherwise it may result in a slight electric shock!

Probe Cleaning: Use the supplied protective cover to prevent dust, moisture, and grease from blocking the probe. Disable this instrument when no guard is attached. Before using this instrument, check that the probe and the protective cover are free of dust or grease.

1. Pull off the protective cover.

2. Clean the protective cover with industrial towels or compressed air.

3. If the probe itself is dirty, it can be immersed in a mild detergent like alcohol for a few seconds and then cleaned with compressed air or industrial towel. Never use solvents like gasoline, turpentine, mineral oil, etc. because they will remain on the probe and reduce the sensitivity of the instrument.

Probe replacement: The probe will eventually fail and need to be replaced. Because the probe life is directly related to the conditions and frequency of use, it is difficult to predict the exact replacement time. When alarming or unstable in clean, clean air, the probe should be replaced.

Replace the probe step is 1. Make sure the instrument is turned off. Unscrew the old probe counterclockwise. Rotate the spare probe provided in the box clockwise.

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