Is the exhaust volume of the DVC6200 locator too high?
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For the exhaust vent of the DVC6200 locator, air is always being released, whether it is in operation or not. Has anyone with experience dealt with a similar situation? The locator has only been in use at the site for a few days.
Is the air source pressure too high?； Open the lid, and you will see a square hole in a stainless steel cover; inside is a gear that needs to be adjusted.
The air supply pressure is only 3 kilograms, and the gears have also been adjusted. I suspect it’s the amplifier, but I’ve never repaired one of these amplifiers before.
Did the amount of air coming out of the exhaust hole change when adjusting the gear?
There are two short circuits on the terminal blocks that can restore the device to its factory settings; once it’s in those settings, the problem will be resolved. The reason for this issue is that the pressure of the gas supply at the beginning was too high, which caused this problem to occur
Please explain in detail the steps to restore to factory settings. Thank you
Can you repair the 6200 amplifier by yourself? ? ? Doubt. . .
Both the 6200 and 6000 series have four terminals: two for power and two for auxiliary functions. I really don’t remember what was mentioned on floor 5, but if such a function does exist, it must be related to shorting the auxiliary terminals.
It’s likely the amplifier is broken; it’s a vulnerable component. The I/P unit could also be the issue, so it might be worth trying to replace it. I have the spare parts available; feel free to ask :)
Send me an introduction to your company; I often come across positioners and similar devices that need repair. Email: liping12345a@hotmail.com
If possible, try replacing that lumpy part on the stainless steel cover