DELTA FLEX COLD TEMP(also hi in sense) STABILITY PROBLEM
STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE TO TROUBLESHOOT
- Check if you have PURGING air going exactly at your TESTSITE RTD
- Purging air must be 20 TO 22PSI(located at the back of the core electronic drawer.
- You can easily notice if you have low TESTSITE PURGING PRESSURE when there is "TESTSITE AIR PRESSURE TOO LOW" coming out at your screen.
- TAKE NOTE:MUST HAVE PURGING AIR AT TESTSITE HEATER so as not to open heater.
- Should be NO COLD AIR going directly to TESTSITE RTD.
- Check for LOOSE CONNECTION from driver board to relay.
- SLAVE 9 is the one driving the relay for storage and testsite.
- SLAVE 9 is also the one activating the MAC VALVE for the testsite heater purging air.(that is j9 at your board).
- Check if you have 24VOLTS coming from SLAVE 9 in driving the relays.
- Confirm if the storage or testsite relays are defective or functioning well.
- Confirm your TEMP CONTROL BOARD.
- Temp control board is the one triggerring the slave 9 or 10 to drive its load as stated in step 2.
- Temp control board is the one receiving the signal from RTD then decode on what you are reading at monitor.
- Check or confirm RTD
- RTD's spec is from -60 to 170 degrees celsius.
- you can read a "NO READ REPORT" or 33345 at the monitor which means the handler temp is overshooting. The only way to recover is to move down the temperature into its specs.
- RTD's resistance varies depending on its environmental temperature.
- Check Blower fan
- 2 motors below must be blowing.
- motor above in reverse(1)
- blower does not affect the stability as long as the air can circulate.
end-11/1/2000-jong ignacio