Tuthill TT10P Manuel D'utilisation Et De Sécurité page 7

Problem
Meter won't turn on
Flashing decimals
Flashing BAT Icon
Leaking fluid at the
inlet / outlet port
Fluid flows; meter
won't count
Meter reading is
not correct
Meter is not
consistent / repeatable • Particulates in the fluid
Err0
Err1
Err2
Table 2: Troubleshooting Guide
Possible Cause
• Dead batteries
• Damaged electronics
Counter has exceeded
9999 units
Low batteries
• Need thread sealant
• Cross-threaded port
• Turbine is jammed
• Meter failure
• Air is in system
• Meter is installed backwards
• Fluid viscosity changed
• Wrong CAL/fluid factor
• Poor calibration
• Air is in the system
• Meter is installed backwards
• Turbine is gummed up
• Operating outside flow
range of meter
• Calibration Error
• Meter may have
excessive wear
Damaged electronics or
Software error
Bad eeprom
Solution
• Replace batteries
• Replace the meter
Reset display to zero by
pressing and holding button
2
Replace batteries
• Add sealant to the joint
• Replace the meter
• Flush the meter
• Replace the meter
• Ensure meter is full of
liquid at all times
• Correct flow direction
of the meter
• Use correct CAL/factor
• Recalibrate
• Ensure meter is full of
liquid at all times
• Correct flow direction
of the meter
• Flush the meter
• Put a screen in front of meter
• Operate within flow range
of meter
• Recalibrate with a more
accurate container
• Replace the meter
• Press and hold button
2 to reset counter and
then recalibrate meter
• Replace the meter
Replace the meter
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Notes
Seal to electronics is
broken if the display is
removed or punctured.
Meter will continue to
operate normally.
See battery
replacement section
Meter will count air. Fluid
viscosities will change
with temperature
40 mesh minimum inlet
screen
Indicates fluid calibration
is out of acceptable
range. Volumetric
container may not be
accurate or there is air
in the system. Meter may
have excessive wear
Meter still functions but
totals and calibration
will be lost if batteries
are removed.