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Disassembly of a 1232 Probe.pdf - Novatech Controls

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Service Note SN-003<br />

<strong>Disassembly</strong> <strong>of</strong> a <strong>1232</strong> Oxygen <strong>Probe</strong><br />

<strong>1232</strong> 500mm 253MA Oxygen <strong>Probe</strong><br />

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1.0 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE<br />

1.1 Remove the calibration port fitting. This could be 1/8” NPT plug or male connector if purge air or<br />

calibration gas is used.<br />

1.2 Remove the castellated lid on the probe head. Use the shank <strong>of</strong> a suitable spanner or a square<br />

cross-section bar<br />

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1.3 Unplug the wiring from the head connector. These are the probe positive, thermocouple positive<br />

and thermocouple negative. The thermocouple is optional in the <strong>1232</strong> probe.<br />

1.4 Remove the silicon tube from the hypodermic that runs through the head connector or from the<br />

barb on the external reference air connector. (Gently work the silicon tube to get this <strong>of</strong>f)<br />

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1.5 Remove the earthed wire inside the head (O 2 –ve) and remove the head connector.<br />

1.6 Evenly remove the two nylock nuts holding down the compression plate. This will remove the<br />

spring loading on the four-bore insulator and the sensor.<br />

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1.7 Carefully remove the four-bore insulator containing the thermocouple and probe positive<br />

conductor.<br />

a) Inspect for damage to the ceramic insulator.<br />

b) Check the conductors for damage or oxidation.<br />

1.8 Remove the sensor compression spring from the gland on top <strong>of</strong> the sensor.<br />

1.9 Using long nose pliers, carefully remove the sensor gland and the sensor from the probe sheath.<br />

a) Inspect for damage<br />

b) Check the state <strong>of</strong> the sensor’s catalytic electrode material<br />

Reverse this procedure for reassembly.<br />

Note: Wipe a small amount <strong>of</strong> o-ring grease (such as Molykote FS3451) around the top <strong>of</strong> the sensor<br />

and outer o-ring on the sensor gland before re-installing the sensor and gland.<br />

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