Why does the gauge show no reading when the liquid level on the side of the eja pressure transmitter exceeds the range?
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This post was last edited by gaodi913 on 2016-4-14 at 18:47. What causes the gauge to show no reading when the liquid level on the side of the eja pressure transmitter exceeds its range? Please explain.
. 1. Out of range? ,,,,, Why go beyond the range? What if the gauge gets damaged beyond repair? Will it be incinerated, or buried in a coffin with a monument built in its honor? ,,There’s no cheap way to die. 2. “The gauge gives no reading when it’s beyond its range.” In other words, it’s overloaded to the point that the gauge stops working; it just shuts down and goes into sleep mode. . . 3、Little Japan is showing off its dead bodies to scare you, get it?
There is an alarm for exceeding the range: ERR 7 or ERR 3
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The instrument shouldn’t fail to display readings just because the measurement exceeds the range, right? ! ! ! It should show an error status instead. If it really isn’t displayed, then it’s a hardware failure. Or the voltage might be too low, but this possibility is low.
An overload condition will trigger a fault alarm, but it will not cause a power outage; check for other factors that may lead to a power outage.