Maintenance And Repair; Battery Replacement - Beha-Amprobe 2100-Alpha Manuel De L'utilisateur

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

According to the operating instructions the voltage
tester do not require any special maintenance for
operation. However, if a malfunction occurs during
operation, the measurement has to be stopped and a
further measurement is not allowed. The unit has to be
tested at our factory service department. Except for the
replacement of the battery, any repair of the instrument
should be performed only by an Authorized Service Center
or by other qualified instrument service personnel.
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If the instrument is not used for a prolonged period,
the batteries must be removed, as leaking batteries may
be hazardous and cause damages.
Cleaning
Before cleaning, disconnect the voltage tester from all
measuring circuits. If the instruments have become dirty
due to daily use, they can be cleaned with a damp cloth
and a little mild household detergent. Never use aggressive
detergents or solvents for cleaning. After cleaning, do not
use the instrument until it is completely dry.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

2100-Alpha: If the LED for continuity Rx
the test probes are short-circuited, the batteries may be
discharged. Replace the batteries.
2100-Beta: In case of discharged batteries, the LCD will
show " ". Replace the batteries.
2100-Gamma: In case of discharged batteries, the LCD will
show "
". Replace the batteries.
• Disconnect the voltage tester completely from all
measuring circuits.
• Using a screwdriver, unscrew the two metal screws
on the battery compartment until the battery
compartment cover can be removed.
NOTE: Do not unscrew the screws completely.
• Remove used batteries.
• Insert new batteries, type 1.5 V IEC LR03. Ensure that
the polarity is correct.
• Correctly insert battery compartment cover and screw
down.
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If batteries have leaked, the instrument must no
longer be used and must be tested by our Factory Service
Department before it can be used again.
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Never attempt to dismantle a battery cell! The
electrolyte in the cell is extremely alkaline and electro
conductive. Risk of chemical burns! If electrolyte comes
into contact with your skin or clothing, these spots must
be rinsed immediately with water. If electrolyte gets into
your eyes, rinse them immediately with clean water and
consult a doctor. Please bear this in mind and also consider
our environment. Do not throw used batteries into the
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