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MiniRAE 3000 User’s GuideTo install the adapter in the instrument:1. Remove the Li-ion battery pack from the battery compartmentby sliding the tab and tilting out the battery.2. Replace it with the alkaline battery adapter3. Slide the tab back into place to secure the battery adapter.IMPORTANT!Alkaline batteries cannot be recharged. The instrument’s internal circuitdetects alkaline batteries and will not allow recharging. If you place theinstrument in its cradle, the alkaline battery will not be recharged. Theinternal charging circuit is designed to prevent damage to alkalinebatteries and the charging circuit when alkaline batteries are installedinside the instrument.Note: When replacing alkaline batteries, dispose of old ones properly.WARNING!To reduce the risk of ignition of hazardous atmospheres, recharge thebattery only in areas known to be non-hazardous. Remove and replacethe battery only in areas known to be non-hazardous.Note: The internal charging circuit is designed to prevent charging toalkaline batteries.90
MiniRAE 3000 User’s GuidePID Sensor & Lamp Cleaning/ReplacementThe sensor module is made of several components and is attached tothe lamp-housing unit as shown below.Sensor CoverAssemblyInlet Probe AssemblyPN 023-3012-000Seal NutO-ring, 35mm x 2mmFilter FixerLamp 1/2" (10.6eV)PN 050-0000-004Sensor DetectorPN 023-3010-000Teflon O-ringStainless Steel WasherO-ring, 36.5mm x 2.65mmPorous Metal FilterSensor Module AssemblyPN 023-3005-200-FRUTHP (temperature, humidity, pressure) Sensor ModulePN 023-3011-000-FRUSensor ComponentsNote: The cleaning procedure is not normally needed. Clean the PIDsensor module, the lamp and the lamp housing only if:1. The reading is inaccurate even after calibration.2. The reading is very sensitive to air moisture.3. A liquid has been sucked into the unit and damaged the unit.Use of the external filter helps to prevent contamination of the sensor.To access the sensor components and lamp, gently unscrew the lamphousingcap, remove the sensor adapter with the gas inlet probe and themetal filter all together. Then hold the PID sensor and pull it straightout. A slight, gentle rocking motion helps release the sensor.91
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