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Enraf 854ATG

04/02/2011 10:27 AM

I check the error code and found es 0407 and vendors claims that force transducer is faulty I want to know can this transducer is repairable ? because I don't see any damage or cause of failure. Is there any way that I can find the force transducer is faulty?or any method to check Force Transducer .
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04/02/2011 6:43 PM

Here a link to the instruction manual. Page 30 and on gives maintenance information on the unit. Just because error code shows a faulty transducer there could be some other causes. Has this unit been worked on before fault showed up, or a changed in operation system.

Other than changing out boards or components there not much an individual can repair. Also calibration would need to be checked with repair.

If unit is operating on a system with chemicals toxic to humans or flammable , care should be used servicing in place.

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Re: Enraf 854ATG

04/02/2011 9:44 PM

what we suspect that due to hammerring there below the instrument on stand pipe will damage the force transducer?
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