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Replacing the 1231 Probe Filters.pdf - Novatech Controls

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<strong>Novatech</strong> <strong>Controls</strong><br />

Service Note SN-004<br />

Filter Replacement and Inspection on a<br />

<strong>1231</strong> Oxygen <strong>Probe</strong><br />

PROCEDURE<br />

1) To dismantle <strong>the</strong> filter assembly, loosen <strong>the</strong> two 4mm grub screws on <strong>the</strong> end cap.<br />

2) Slide <strong>the</strong> end cap, filters and spacer from <strong>the</strong> probe.<br />

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3) Use clean compressed air to dislodge any particulate that may have accumulated inside <strong>the</strong><br />

filter assembly. If particulate build up is excessive <strong>the</strong>n consider using <strong>the</strong> 15 micron<br />

filters. The finer filters will considerably dampen <strong>the</strong> response time of <strong>the</strong> probe.<br />

4) Clean <strong>the</strong> steel surfaces of <strong>the</strong> filter retainer, spacer and filter collar, especially where <strong>the</strong><br />

filters make contact with <strong>the</strong> retainer, spacer and collar.<br />

5) Reassemble <strong>the</strong> filter assembly. The grub screws on <strong>the</strong> filter retainer should engage <strong>the</strong><br />

grub screw locking holes at <strong>the</strong> end of <strong>the</strong> outer sheath.<br />

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