Fault in E+H ultrasonic level gauge
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The E+H ultrasonic level gauge is malfunctioning: when the liquid level rises, the gauge shows an extremely slow increase in the level reading, and it takes a long time for it to reflect the actual level. I’m not sure what the problem is – could it be related to some setting issue? If anyone has the manual, please advise me
1. Hehehe, you Nazi dog, you’re not clever again, are you? . . . . . 2. Please don’t worry; he suffers from intermittent psychosis and is having an episode right now. He’s still in a daze, like in a dreamlike state, and not fully conscious. . . . . . In a bit when he feels the urge to pee, he’ll just urinate, and that will make him feel better :P Don’t worry. 3. Is he crazy? It has nothing to do with the instructions. . . If instructions could cure mental illness, then those instructions would be like Bian Que, and Hitler would be a savior {:3_51:}
Remove the ultrasonic device and try it against the ground or other solid surfaces; if there is a rapid change, it indicates that the ultrasonic device is functioning properly. Check whether there is anything attached to the probe, including water.
There’s no need to do any research on your own; just call E+H’s customer service at 4008862580
There’s no need to do any research on your own; just call E+H’s customer service at 4008862580
There’s no need to do any research on your own; just call E+H’s customer service at 4008862580
The manual can be downloaded directly from the E+h official website. Faults with radar level gauges are usually related to readings that are too high; if a hardware fault is suspected, since E+h’s radar devices are modular, a replacement method can be tried.
The manual can be downloaded directly from the E+h official website. Faults with radar level gauges are usually related to readings that are too high; if a hardware fault is suspected, since E+h’s radar devices are modular, a replacement method can be tried.
Try using a smaller damping setting to see if it works