Burkert 8025 Manuel D'utilisation page 4

8.7.4. Determining the fitting K factor using a Teach-In
procedure . .............................................................................24
8.7.5. Configuring the filter . .........................................................27
8.7.6. Resetting both totalizers . ...................................................29
8.8. Details of the test menu . ............................................................. 30
8.8.1. Reading the rotational frequency of the paddle
wheel . .....................................................................................31
8.8.2. Monitoring the flow rate in the pipe ................................31
8.8.3. Monitoring the value of the daily totalizer ......................33
8.9. Details of the information menu . ............................................. 33
8.9.1. Reading the capacity of the batteries . ............................34
9. mAintenAnce AnD troubleshooting .................................. 34
9.1. cleaning the device ........................................................................ 35
9.2. cleaning the flow sensor for the 8025 . ................................ 35
9.3. replacing the batteries . ................................................................ 35
9.4. if you encounter problems . ......................................................... 36
9.4.1. Resolution of problems when the device status
LED is OFF ...........................................................................36
9.4.2. Resolution of problems when the device status
LED is red and flashing . ........................................................ 37
9.4.3. Resolution of problems linked to warning mes-
sages and device status LED is orange and flashing . 38
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Type 8025 / SE35, battery powered

10. spAre pArts AnD Accessories . .............................................. 39
10.1. se35 electronic module . .............................................................. 39
10.2. 8025 flowmeter ................................................................................. 40
11. pAckAging, trAnsport . .................................................................. 40