Servo level gauge
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The magnet on the outer hub of the servo level gauge in our company is damaged; can we replace it with a magnet purchased by our company itself (not from the original manufacturer)? Is that acceptable? Also, the float was damaged and the company repaired it itself, but its weight changed. Can it still be used? Can’t perform hub balancing after installation? Is it related to the outer hub and float?
Level gauges are measuring instruments; they can be repaired by oneself if damaged, but they must be calibrated before they can be used again.
It’s better to have a professional department conduct the verification! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Private servers are considered high-precision equipment, and their repair is usually handled only by professionals. . The float you mentioned being damaged shouldn’t be taken lightly – it’s actually a very important component, as it uses buoyancy balance to measure the liquid level; therefore, the mass of this float is related to the medium. The corresponding parameters for debugging were also set at that time. Fix it now; I guess it won’t work very well