
Charged Aerosol Detectors
Corona Veo and Corona Veo RS
Operating Instructions Page 97
Error Code Error Message Description and Remedial Action
29004 High gas pressure The gas pressure has risen above 448 kPa (65 psig). This can be
caused by an incorrect gas pressure setting or a failing gas
regulator.
The contact closure was sent to the Digital I/O terminal of the
detector. If a pump is connected to the Digital I/O, the pump flow
will be stopped. On the detector display, press any soft key to
continue.
Corona Veo RS only: The stream-switching valve will divert liquid
flow away from the nebulizer to prevent detector flooding.
Check that
• gas supply pressure is in the range of 480 kPa – 550 kPa
(70 – 80 psig) and that gas is still being delivered to the
detector.
• gas pressure reading on the detector display is the range of
379 kPa – 448 kPa (55 – 65 psig).
• gas supply tubing is correctly installed at the rear of the
detector.
• gas filters are correctly installed.
The pressure relief valve will open if the gas supply pressure
exceeds 550 kPa (80 psig). The purpose of the valve is to protect
the detector from damage in the event that the gas supply pressure
exceeds the recommended range. If this occurs, adjust the gas
pressure within the specified range (480 kPa – 550 kPa (70 –
80 psig)). The gas pressure relief valve should immediately close
once the gas pressure is maintained in the range of 480 kPa –
550 kPa (70 – 80 psig).
Turn the detector off and on and allow the self test to test the
pressure sensors. If the error persists, contact Service.
29002 Low flow ratio The gas flow ratio (charging gas to gas pressure) is outside of
specification for more than 60 seconds.
The contact closure was sent to the Digital I/O terminal of the
detector. If a pump is connected to the Digital I/O, the pump flow
will be stopped. On the detector display, press any soft key to
continue.
Corona Veo RS only: The stream-switching valve will divert liquid
flow away from the nebulizer to prevent detector flooding.
Check that
• gas supply pressure is in the range of 480 kPa – 550 kPa
(70 – 80 psig) and that gas is still being delivered to the
detector.
• gas pressure reading on the detector display is the range of
379 kPa – 448 kPa (55 – 65 psig).
Turn the detector off and on and allow the self test to test the
pressure sensors.
If the error persists, then there may be an internal leak or possible
gas blockage due to internal liquid flooding within the detector.
Contact Service.
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