Regarding the replacement of sensors in analog balances

2017-01-10 View Original

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Our facility has a 100T analog balance with eight sensors, and it has been determined that one of the sensors is damaged and needs to be replaced. We would appreciate it if anyone here could advise us on how to carry out this replacement in a time- and effort-efficient manner. Are there any tips for adjusting the balance? Thank you

Reply #2 2017-01-11

Adjusting the balance requires skill; if it doesn’t work, it’s better to have the manufacturer come and replace it

Reply #3 2017-01-11

To replace the sensor, it’s sufficient to lift the vehicle using a jack. After replacement, calibration requires a standard quality level as a reference, and the calibration process is then carried out following the methods indicated in the user manual

Reply #4 2017-01-12

Generally, the sensors don’t break, but the wires connecting them can get damaged

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