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26 WIKA operating instructions pressure transmitter model O-10
GB
11613017.04 05/2013 GB/D/F/E
Faults Causes Measures
No output signal Cable break Check the continuity
Deviating zero point signal Overpressure limit exceeded Observe the permissible overpressure safety
(see chapter "3. Specications")
Deviating zero point signal Operating temperature too high/low Observe the permissible temperatures
(see chapter 3. "Specications")
Constant output signal upon
change in pressure
Mechanical overload caused by
overpressure
Replace pressure transmitter; if it fails
repeatedly, contact the manufacturer
Signal span too small Mechanical overload caused by
overpressure
Replace pressure transmitter; if it fails
repeatedly, contact the manufacturer
Signal span varies EMC interference sources in the
environment; for example, frequency
converter
Shield the pressure transmitter; cable shield;
remove source of interference
Signal span varies/inaccurate Operating temperature too high/low Observe the permissible temperatures
(see chapter 3. “Specications”)
Signal span drops/too small Signal span drops/too small Contact manufacturer and replace pressure
transmitter
If complaint is unjustied, we will charge you the complaint processing fees.
CAUTION!
If faults cannot be eliminated by means of the measures listed above, shut down the
instrument immediately, and ensure that pressure and/or signal are no longer present, and
secure the instrument from being put back into operation inadvertently. In this case, contact
the manufacturer. If a return is needed, please follow the instructions given in chapter 9.2
"Return".
8. Faults
8. Faults
In the event of any faults, rst check whether the pressure transmitter is mounted correctly, mechani-
cally and electrically.
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