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1. Стр. 1 an spx brand

   TIFZX Heated Pentode™ Refrigerant Leak Detector Owner’s Manual Manual del propietario Manuel de l’utilisateur

2. Стр. 3 table of contents

   General Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Parts & Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Getting Started…

3. Стр. 4 general description

   Thank you for purchasing the TIFZX Heated Pentode™ Refrigerant Leak Detector. We are proud to offer what we believe is the very best portable electronic leak detector available today. TIFZX offers the greatest sensitivity and fastest response of any portable refrigerant detector available. This is…

4. Стр. 5 parts and controls

   Fig. 1 12 1. On/Off key 2. Sensitivity high/low key 3. Reset key 4. Alarm key 5. Constant power indicator (1st LED) 6. Visual leak size indicators (2nd-6th LEDs) 3 7. Sensor (not pictured) 8. Flexible probe 9. Probe tip 10. Filter cartridge 11. Charger input jack (underside) 12. NiMH battery pack

5. Стр. 6 getting started

   WARNING: To prevent personal injury, do not use this Leak Detector in an explosive or combustible atmosphere. Ambient atmosphere is drawn through the probe and sensor, which operate at a very high temperature. The resulting hot mixture of air and combustible gas could explode. Unpacking Unpack the…

6. Стр. 7 Once the battery pack has been installed, plug the battery charger into a wall outlet

   and connect the charger jack to the unit (see Fig. 3). When correctly connected, the first LED will indicate charging status: Quickly flashing orange = battery charging Slowly flashing green = battery fully charged Slowly flashing red = failed batteries; cannot be recharged Fig. 3 New or completely…

7. Стр. 8 operating features

   This unit includes operating features designed to increase usability and simplify user interface. Please refer to the Parts and Controls diagram on page 3 to familiarize yourself with the indicators and keypad controls as you proceed through this section. Constant Power Indication The Constant Power…

8. Стр. 9 Automatic Circuit/Reset Feature

   The unit features Automatic Circuit and Reset functions that set the unit to ignore ambient concentrations of refrigerant. Automatic Circuit - Upon initial power-on and completion of the warm-up, the unit automatically sets itself to ignore the level of refrigerant present at the tip. Only a level…

9. Стр. 10 The standard beeping tone is also an indication of sensitivity level

   - In High sensitivity the unit emits two quick beeps approximately once every two (2) seconds, in fresh air. - In Low sensitivity the unit emits only one beep, approximately once every two (2) seconds, in fresh air. Sensor Status Indicator The unit’s circuit has the ability to automatically diagnose…

10. Стр. 11 Constant

    Power Indicator (1st LED) Proportional indicators (2nd – 6th LEDs) Figure 5 When a refrigerant is detected, the visual indicator lights from left to right; first in green, then sequentially in orange, and then sequentially in red. Often, on anything but the smallest leak, the extreme sensitivity of…

11. Стр. 12 5. Begin searching for leaks. Move the probe tip toward the suspected leak. The

    flexible probe may be shaped to provide access to hard-to-reach areas. NOTE: If the unit has previously been in service, verify the probe tip is not obstructed with dirt, grease, etc., and check the condition of the filter as described in the Maintenance section. 6. If a refrigerant is detected, the…

12. Стр. 13 4. In windy areas, even a large leak can be difficult to find. Under these conditions, it is

    best to shield the potential leak area from wind or breezes. 5. A leak is a constant source of refrigerant, and when a true leak source is located, it should produce a repeatable alarm each time it is approached. Intermittent (nonrepeatable) alarms are often caused by accumulations of refrigerant…

13. Стр. 14 6. Verify an apparent leak as follows

    a) Blow shop air into the area of the suspected leak. Repeat the check of the area. In cases of very large leaks, blowing out the area with shop air often helps locate the exact position of the leak. b) Move the probe to fresh air and reset. Then hold the probe tip as close as possible to the…

14. Стр. 15 2. When correctly connected, the first LED indicates the charging status

    - Quickly flashing orange = battery charging - Slowly flashing green = battery fully charged - Slowly flashing red = batteries failed; cannot be recharged New or completely discharged batteries take approximately two (2) hours to fully recharge. 3. When the LED indicates the batteries are fully…

15. Стр. 16 As described in the Operating Features section, the unit’s circuit automatically

    diagnoses and indicates the sensor’s status. If an Old Sensor Indication is received, obtain a new sensor as soon as possible. Refer to the Replacement Parts section . If a Failed (or missing) Sensor Indication is received: 1. Remove the flexible probe by firmly grasping it and rotating it…

16. Стр. 17 Threaded Bushing

    Fig. 8 Pins Sensor 6. Install the flexible probe by threading it clockwise onto the threaded brass bushing around the sensor until it is finger tight. CAUTION: To prevent personal injury and equipment damage, NEVER operate the unit without the flexible probe correctly installed. Sensor…

17. Стр. 18 Filter Cartridge and Tip Installation Instructions

    1. Remove existing tip and old filter. Replace existing o-rings, if damaged. 2. Verify probe is clean. Use dry shop air to blow out both ends of the probe, if possible. 3. Install new filter cartridge to the probe with pointed ends of the raised ribs oriented toward the tip. See Figure 9. 4. Thread…

18. Стр. 19 SPECIFICATIONS

    Sensor Technology: Heated PentodeTM (advanced heated diode) Electronic Technology: Microprocessor-controlled circuit, including constant battery and sensor condition detection Sensitivity: Per SAE J1627 criteria; 0.5 oz/yr (14 gr/yr) for R134a, R22, and R12 Ultimate Sensitivity: High…

19. Стр. 20 REPLACEMENT PARTS

    Several components of the unit are consumable and will eventually require replacement. Additionally, optional accessories for the unit are available through your dealer. Specify the part number below to ensure obtaining the correct part. TIFZX-2 TIFZX-3 TIFZX-3E TIFZX-3J TIFZX-55 TIFZX-6 TIFZX-6E…

20. Стр. 21 WARRANTY

    This product has been produced to provide unlimited service. Should it become inoperable after the user has performed the recommended maintenance, a no-charge repair or replacement will be made to the original purchaser. This applies to all repairable units that have not been damaged or tampered…

21. Стр. 22 TROUBLESHOOTING

    Symptom Possible Cause Power indicator LED does not light. (Unit does not switch ON.) Batteries are not charged. Audible alarm does not sound even though LEDs light. MUTE feature is engaged. Constant Power Indicator flashes On and OFF. This is the Old Sensor Indication. All LEDs flash red, and pump…

22. Стр. 24 655 Eisenhower Drive

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