The Yamata AVP103 locator that was recently debugged has good self-tuning capabilities, but there is still air output at 4 mA. What’s going on?

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The Yamata AVP103 locator that was recently debugged has good self-tuning capabilities, but there is still air output at 4 mA. What’s going on? The valve always has a slight opening, and its linear performance is not good. How to solve this?

Reply #22016-05-09

Adjust it slowly; there should be a way to make fine adjustments

Reply #32016-05-09

At 4mA, the positioner is adjusted so that its zero point is reached, resulting in an output of zero.....

Reply #42016-05-10

Hold down the UP or DOWN button; once the output becomes 0, the locator will remember it on its own.

Reply #52016-05-10

Do I need to adjust it again after making the changes?

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