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Faults - WIKA S-20 Mode D'emploi

Transmetteur de pression
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9. Faults

9. Faults
In the event of any faults, first check whether the pressure transmitter is mounted correctly, mechanically and electrically.
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Faults
Plastic has faded
No output signal
No/wrong output signal
Constant output signal upon change in
pressure
Signal span too small/drops
Signal span varies/inaccurate
Deviating zero point signal
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Causes
UV radiation
Cable break
No/wrong power supply
Wiring error
Mechanical overload caused by overpres-
sure
Mechanical overload caused by overpres-
sure
Diaphragm damaged, e.g. due to impacts,
abrasive/aggressive medium; corrosion
at diaphragm or process connection;
transmission medium missing
Sealing/sealing face damaged/soiled,
sealing does not have a tight fit, threads
jammed
EMC interference sources in the
environment; e.g. frequency converter
Operating temperature too high/low
Instrument not grounded
Strongly varying pressure of the process
medium
Operating temperature too high/low
Other mounting position
Overpressure limit exceeded
WIKA operating instructions pressure transmitter, model S-20
Measures
No measures required
Discolouration is harmless
Check the continuity, and if necessary exchange
the cable
Correct the power supply
Rectify the wiring
Replace instrument; if it fails repeatedly, contact
the manufacturer
Replace instrument; if it fails repeatedly, contact
the manufacturer
Replace instrument; if it fails repeatedly, contact
the manufacturer
Clean the sealing/sealing face, replace sealing
if applicable
Shield instrument; cable shield;
Remove source of interference
Lower/increase the temperature
Ground the instrument
Damping; consulting by the manufacturer
Lower/increase the temperature
Adjust the zero point
Reduce the pressure

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