Introduction
You can easily do this procedure on site at the monitoring location.
To understand how often you should perform this service activity, click here.
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Enter service mode so any fluctuations in the data caused from this activity can be excluded from air quality reports.
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Keep your monitor on. You don’t need to turn it off for this procedure.
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Disconnect the blue communications cables and red and black power cables.
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Disconnect the sample inlet and exhaust tubes.
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Loosen the retaining screws and carefully remove the module.
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Carefully insert the new module and screw it in.
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Take the luer caps off the sample inlet and exhaust connections.
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Connect the sample inlet and exhaust tubes to the module.
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Connect the communication and power cables.
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Make sure the polarity of the red and black cable is the correct.
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You only need to do this step if you are replacing the module with a different type of module.
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Go to the Configure app and click Settings from the side menu.
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Remove the old module from the Active Sensors list by hovering over the sensor name and clicking the cross that displays.
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Click Save when the confirmation message appears.
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Select the new module from the Add new sensor drop-down.
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Click Save.
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Go to the Calibration and Service app and select Calibration from the side menu.
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Select your replaced gas channel from the System panel.
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In the details panel, set the offset to 0.000 and the gain to 1.000.
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If you replace a gas module with the same type of module, the total inlet flow rate should remain the same.
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If you replace a gas module with a different type of module, the overall flow rate of the main gas inlet might change.
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Read the PDF attached to the end of this user guide to understand the expected flow rate for the gas inlet.
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To see the process of replacing a module in an AQM 65, watch this video.
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For further support, contact Technical Support.
For further support, contact Technical Support.