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DOTX-45 Dissolved Oxygen System Part 10– Troubleshooting
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the nominal output of the sensor will be about
+400mVDC when measured in air at 25C (100%
saturation) from BLACK (-) to RED (+) on the analyzer
terminal strips. This value is affected by temperature,
pressure, and age of the sensor so its possible to see a
typical value that ranges from perhaps +200mVDC to
about +800 mVDC under a wide range of conditions in
air.
A. Disconnect the five sensor wires from the oxygen
monitor. Those wires are color coded red, white, blue,
green, brown, and black. Note that the brown wire may
be replaced with a yellow wire in some cables.
B. Remove the front sensor cartridge for the sensor body
by unscrewing the cartridge at the large knurl in a
counter clockwise manner. Inspect the gold RCA jack for
signs of moisture or other foulants. Clean and thoroughly
dry both connectors if necessary. Re-assemble when
complete.
E. Connect the DVM between the brown and black wires.
These are the RTD leads, and you should find a
resistance value that depends on the temperature. The
table below lists the resistance values for various
temperatures. Reading resistance between the red and
green wires should give exactly the same values as
between red and black.
Temperature
°C
Resistance
0 1000
5 1019
10 1039
15 1058
20 1078
25 1097
30 1117
35 1136
40 1155
45 1175
50 1194
Figure 10-2 Pt1000 RTD Table
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