Many friends may encounter such and such problems in the process of using high and low temperature thermal shock test chambers. Don't worry, today we will bring you an analysis of the common problems of high and low temperature thermal shock test chambers, so that you can easily cope with various situations!
1.Temperatures fluctuate greatly.
Sometimes we find that the temperature in the test chamber fluctuates greatly, what is the reason for this?In fact, this can be caused by a faulty temperature sensor, an unstable control system, or a fluctuating supply voltage. To solve this problem, you can check that the sensor is firmly connected and at the same time make sure that the supply voltage is stable.
2.The device won't boot.
Sometimes we encounter situations where the device does not turn on, which may be because the power switch is not turned on, the fuse is blown, or the internal circuit of the device is faulty. At this point, you can check the power switch and fuse, and if it still doesn't solve the problem, you may need to ask a professional to repair the internal circuit of the device.
3.The device is leaking.
If there is a leak in the high and low temperature thermal shock test chamber, it may be due to a blockage of the condensate discharge pipe or the aging of the internal seal of the equipment. At this point, you can clean the condensate drain or replace the seal. Remember to turn off the power first and make sure the device has cooled down when operating.
4.The temperature rises and falls slowly.
Sometimes we find that the temperature of the equipment rises and falls slowly, what is the reason for this?This could be due to heavy fouling inside the unit or poor heat dissipation from the condenser. To solve this problem, you can clean the inside of the device regularly and make sure that the surrounding environment is well ventilated.
The above is the analysis of the common problems of high and low temperature cold and thermal shock test chambersI hope it can help you use the device better and avoid some unnecessary troubles. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!