Tech Tips/FAQs
| Why won't my analyser switch off? |
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This depends on the model of the FGA that you are using, typically the reason why the FGA will not power down, is that the FGA is measuring a CO level above 20ppm and the unit has gone into purge mode to protect the electro-chemical sensor. The same applies for an O2 reading less than 18% and a flue temperature greater than 40°C. |










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