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The temperature of the reactor (or column heater) jumps up and down. Sometimes the temperature display shows “EE1” What is wrong?

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The temperature of the reactor (or column heater) jumps up and down. Sometimes the temperature display shows “EE1” What is wrong?

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These symptoms mean that the electronics has a bad or even broken connection to the temperature sensor. Usually this results from a bad cable harness between the temperature control module and the main printed circuit board. The quick fix is to remove the cable harness (take notes!), re-crimp the slip-on terminals, and re-install it. The replacement part is 1500-0707 for the older boards (rev.B) or 1500-0711 for the newer (rev.D). Less common causes include: 1) the reactor or heater is unplugged, 2) the sensor has a broken wire, 3) a bad printed circuit board, 4) a bad temperature controller, 5) a bad plug on the back of the temperature controller.

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