Maintenanceandtroubleshooting
9.6.
if a problem occurs
Problem
Cause
Fluid does not
Obturated device
flow through the
device any more
Obturated strainer (if present)
Rotors damaged
Reduced flow
Strainer (if present) partially obturated
rate through the
Fluid too viscous
device
Incoherent
Flow rate range not adapted
measurement
Air within the pipe
Friction due to an incorrect assembly
of the device
No frequency
Incorrect wiring of the outputs
output
Rotors incorrectly mounted
Magnet damaged
Hall sensor or Reed switch defective
Type 8071
Solution
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Use rotors for fluids with a viscosity > 1000 mPa.s.
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Remove and clean the oval rotors (see chap. "9.4. Dismantle the device" and
"9.5. Assemble the device").
Add a strainer of 75 µm upstream of the device.
Clean the strainer.
Replace the rotors (see chap. "10. Spare parts and accessories", "9.4. Dis-
mantle the device" and "9.5. Assemble the device").
Clean the strainer.
Verify specifications, adjust the device or the flow rate (see chap. "6.2.2.
General data").
Slowly drain air from the pipe.
Verify the assembly of the rotors in the fitting (see chap. "9.4. Dismantle the
device" and chap. "9.5. Assemble the device").
Make sure that the device has been wired correctly (see chap. "7.3. Wiring").
Dismantle the device and modify the position of the rotors (see "9.4. Dismantle
the device" and "9.5. Assemble the device").
Replace the rotors (see chap. "10. Spare parts and accessories", "9.4. Dis-
mantle the device" and "9.5. Assemble the device").
Replace the cover with electronic module (see chap. "10. Spare parts and
accessories", 9.4 and 9.5).
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