Operation and Maintenance Instruction Manual Pur
•Chek™ Pro
P/
N 2100
-9001 Rev 2 13
5. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
5
.1. Setting the LCD Contrast
The Pur•Chek™ Pro features an adjustable LCD contrast for use in varying light conditions. To adjust the
contrast, press the HELP button when prompted by the start-up screen shown in Figure 4-2B on page 9
(the screen will display several options as shown in Figure 5-1A). Pressing the SET button will display the
options in Figure 5-1B.
(A) (B)
F
igure 5-1. Sample Screens Used in Setting LCD Contrast
5.2. Changing the White Plastic Sample Filter
When inspecting the sample filter, look completely around the entire outside diameter of the white filter
element located inside of the clear plastic housing. Look for red spots or the beginnings of discoloration
on the white outside diameter of the element. Do not look into the round ends of the white element for red
spots or discoloration. The round ends of the filter may always appear red. If red spots or discolorations
are discovered on the outside diameter, the sample filter requires replacement to prevent the influx of
particulate and oil mists into the instrument.
To replace the white plastic sample filter, follow the instructions below.
1) Obtain replacement filter P/N 2100-0006 (see Table 1-2 on page 3).
2) Remove the existing filter from the retaining clip of the instrument by pulling straight up and out.
3) CAREFULLY remove the flexible, black rubber tubing connections from both ends of the existing
filter.
IMPORTANT: DO
NOT allow the tubes to slip back into the internal portion of the
case.
4) Di
scard the existing filter in an environmentally friendly manner.
5) Install the tube ends onto the barbs of the replacement filter, taking note to align the flow arrow of
the filter with the flow arrow of the instrument top panel.
6) CAREFULLY slide the tubing back into the internal portion of the instrument and seat the new
filter into the retaining clip.
7) Inspect the sample hoses for signs of oil entrapment.
8) Replacement of the sample filter usually requires cleaning or replacement of the sample hoses.
5.3. Replacing the Sample Hose
Inspect the inside diameter of the tube for signs of oil build up, dirt, obstructions, kinks, cuts, fraying, or
any other signs of wear. Oil contamination cannot be cleaned out of sample hoses due to the density of
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