Optical Engine: Maintenance and Cleaning. TSI Quest Quest Environmental Monitor EVM Series, EVM-7
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113 Optical Engine: Maintenance and Cleaning
Cleaning PID Sensor
6.
To refit the lamp and electrode pellet properly, it is recommended to twist the lamp into the O-ring of the electrode pellet (twist clock-wise one full turn) ensuring you use a cloth (with no fibers).
7.
Then, lower into the PID sensor as displayed below.
Electrode Pellet and lamp attached
Figure 7-6: Fitting/Inserting the lamp and pellet
8.
Place the plastic Intel-sensor casing over the sensor. Press firmly to snap it into place.
9.
Insert it back into the sensor housing as explained in “Removing and inserting PID sensor”.
10.
After cleaning, you need to perform a zero and span calibration (see PID calibration.)
Optical Engine: Maintenance and Cleaning
The optical engine should be cleaned when the following conditions occur:
It will not zero
Exposed to oily or wet mists.
Readings are falling lower and lower indicating dirty mirror
EVM Series User Manual
114 Optical Engine: Maintenance and Cleaning
Cleaning PID Sensor
To clean the optical engine, this requires the use of a 1/16th Allen wrench and a cotton swab.
Maintenance and cleaning of the optical engine
1.
Remove the two screws on the optical engine using a Phillips screwdriver.
2.
You have two options when removing the screws:
Your first option is to loosen the two screws and turn the D-Ring so the flat angle is facing the circular metal plate.
Your second option is to remove the two screws and D-ring and set these aside.
Screw with D-ring
Mirror on optical engine
Screw with D-ring
Figure 7-7: Optical engine and cleaning
3.
Next, lift the spherical mirror up and off by using a flatheaded screwdriver. Using a clean cotton swab, gently wipe the spherical mirror in a circular motion. Set aside.
4.
Using a clean cotton swab, gently wipe around the outer cavity of the optical engine.
Mirror from optical engine
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115 Optical Engine: Maintenance and Cleaning
Cleaning PID Sensor
5.
For the photodiode (positioned on the bottom of the optical engine), gently wipe around the bottom of the optical engine using a clean cotton swab/cotton ball.
Photodiode
Outer cavity of optical engine
Figure 7-8: Cleaning the optical engine
6.
Place the spherical mirror back over the optical engine. Gently push it into the cavity of the optical engine.
NOTE: If you loosened the D-ring and screws, ensure the flat side of the D-ring is facing the metal ring as you place it back into place. If you removed the screws and the D-ring, this will not apply.
7.
Tighten down the two screws and D-rings with the Phillips screwdriver.
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Table of contents
- 9 List of Figures
- 10 List of Tables
- 12 Particulate Sampling (Aerosols/Dust Vapors)
- 12 Particulate Path
- 13 Particulate Sizes
- 14 Particulates and Cut-Point
- 14 Collecting/Sensing the Particulates
- 14 Gravimetric Sampling
- 14 Pump
- 14 Gas Sensors Sampling
- 15 Gas Sensors and Path
- 16 Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) Sampling
- 16 Temperature, Relative Humidity, Dew Point
- 16 What the Standards Say
- 17 Resources
- 18 EVM Series
- 18 Applications
- 19 Models Explained
- 21 Checking the Equipment
- 22 Display and Keypad
- 22 Diagram
- 22 Keypad description
- 23 Turning on
- 23 Start Screen Explanation
- 24 Navigating
- 24 Indicators/Icons on the display
- 25 Turning Off
- 25 Instrument Information
- 25 Unit Information Screen
- 27 TSI Detection Management Software DMS
- 27 Communicating
- 27 Powering and Outputs on the EVM
- 27 Battery
- 28 Charging
- 28 Outputs
- 29 Setting up Parameters via the Keypad
- 29 Time and Date Setting
- 30 Checking Battery Power
- 32 Display: Language, Contrast, and Key Click
- 33 Setting Logging and Viewing Run Time
- 35 PID Sensor Setup
- 37 Changing Units (Temperature, Particulates, PID, and Air Velocity)
- 37 Setting up Particulate Settings
- 38 Setting Profiles (Particulate Correction Factors)
- 38 How Particulate Factors are Adjusted and Calculated
- 38 Dust Correction Factors (Profiles)
- 40 Particulate Pump: Enable or Disable
- 40 Resetting the Gravimetric Filter
- 41 Auxiliary Input/Output
- 41 Digital Output
- 43 Air Velocity
- 43 Analog-out
- 44 Restoring Default Factory Settings
- 46 Backlight Setting
- 46 Resetting the EVM
- 46 Lock/Secure Run and/or Setup
- 48 Unlock run and/or setup
- 48 Auto-run
- 48 Auto-run and timed-run mode
- 49 Auto-Run with Date Mode
- 50 Auto-Run with Day of Week (DOW) Mode
- 53 Placement and Calibration of Sensors
- 53 Calibrating sensors include:
- 53 Inserting and Removing Sensors
- 54 Calibrating Particulates
- 55 Impactor and use
- 56 Adjusting the Impactor/Turret Setting
- 57 Particulates Calibration (Zero Cal)
- 61 Particulate Advanced Calibration (Gravimetric)
- 62 Performing a Gravimetric Calibration
- 63 Pump Flow Rate Calibration
- 64 Toxic Gas Sensors
- 65 Cross Sensitivity
- 65 How Sensors Operate
- 65 Quality Calibrations
- 65 About Sensors and Cal Storage
- 65 Calibration History and Sensor Serial Numbers
- 66 Applying a Gas Sensor
- 66 Calibrating Toxic Gas Sensors
- 67 Toxic Gas Zero Calibration
- 67 Ozone Calibration for Zero and Span
- 69 Toxic Gas Span Calibration
- 70 Calibrating CO2 AND O2
- 70 O2 Accuracy
- 73 Calibrating Photo-Ionization Detector (PID) Sensor
- 73 PID parts per million (ppm) zero calibration
- 73 PID parts per billion (ppb) zero calibration
- 74 PID Span Calibration
- 76 Calibrating Relative Humidity and Temperature
- 77 Calibration History
- 78 Verify Calibration and Drifting Analysis
- 62 Gravimetric Calibration Overview
- 81 Overview of Running a Session
- 81 Quick Help
- 81 Measuring
- 82 Understanding What Data is Stored
- 82 Summary Data
- 82 Logged Data/Time History
- 83 Running and Stopping
- 84 Measurement Screens and Navigation
- 84 Unit defined
- 85 About the Measurement Soft Keys
- 86 Particulate Measurement Screen
- 86 Impactors and Particulate Measuring
- 86 Extending Run-Time for PM Measurements
- 87 Changing Particulate Measurements
- 88 Relative Humidity and Temperature Measurements
- 88 Relative Humidity and Temperature Screen
- 89 Gas Measurements
- 89 Gas Screen
- 90 Composite Measurement
- 90 Composite Screens
- 91 Air Velocity Meaursurement Screen
- 92 Summary Data
- 92 Viewing Details in the Measurement Screen
- 93 Trend Data
- 93 Viewing trend data in the measurement screen
- 94 Past Session
- 94 Summary Data Screen
- 96 File System Menu
- 96 Deleting Sessions Individually
- 97 Delete All Sessions
- 98 Memory Remaining and File Properties
- 99 Estimated Run Time
- 101 Environmental Monitor Communication
- 103 Downloading Data with the EVM
- 103 EVM: Viewing Data
- 103 Selecting a session/study
- 104 EVM Panel Layout View (PLV) Page
- 106 EVM Reports and Printing
- 107 Customizing Reports
- 108 EVM Setup
- 108 Saving and Sending Configurations
- 109 General EVM Setup
- 109 EVM General Parameters Table
- 110 EVM and Logging Settings
- 111 EVM Logging Parameters Table
- 112 Timed-Run and Auto-Run Setting
- 112 Date and Auto-Run Setting
- 113 Day of Week and Auto-Run Setting
- 114 EVM and Security Settings
- 114 EVM and Triggering Settings
- 116 EVM and Particulate Settings
- 116 EVM and Particulates Setup
- 117 EVM Firmware Update
- 119 Overview
- 119 PID Sensor
- 120 Removing and Installing PID Sensor
- 121 Maintenance and Cleaning Overview of PID
- 121 Cleaning PID Sensor
- 123 Optical Engine: Maintenance and Cleaning
- 126 Impactor Care
- 127 Impactors and When To Clean
- 127 Gravimetric Cassette and Filter Paper
- 129 Particulate Sensor
- 129 Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) Gas Detector (PID Sensor)
- 130 Carbon Dioxide Sensor
- 130 Relative Humidity Sensor
- 130 Temperature Sensor
- 131 Toxic Gas Sensors
- 131 Air Velocity Accessory (Optional – Air Probe 10)
- 131 Displayed Data
- 132 Electrical Characteristics
- 132 Environmental effects
- 132 Physical characteristics
- 132 Measurements units
- 133 Operating Modes
- 133 Time Constants
- 133 Special Functions
- 134 Estimated Logged Run Times
- 134 Standard EVM-7 (Memory and logged time)
- 135 Standard EVM-4 (Memory and logged time)
- 137 Standard EVM-3 (Memory and logged time)
- 138 Accessories: Replacement and Optional Parts
- 141 Customer Service
- 141 Technical Support Contacts
- 141 Service Contact Information
- 142 Returning for Service
- 142 Calibration
- 143 Warranty
- 151 PID sensor and correction factors tables
- 161 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- 161 Particulate Measurements
- 163 Gravimetric Sample (optional for particulate calibration)
- 164 Toxic Sensor Measurements
- 165 Pump/Airflow Measurements
- 166 Digital Output (using stereo plug & diagram)
- 167 PID Questions (for Volatile organic compound measurements)
- 168 Power
- 168 Alarm Outputs
- 169 General: Mechanical
- 169 CO2 Sensor and how to reorder
- 170 CO2 Sensor and how to reorder (continued)
- 170 Calibrating Sensors
- 173 System Errors Displayed on the EVM Series