Installing an ICM 325A with a Pressure Transducer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- Embark on a detailed journey with us in our latest TH-cam video as we walk you through the step-by-step process of installing an ICM 325A with a pressure transducer using Nylog and swivel tees. Discover the precision and efficiency of this installation method as we share insightful tips and tricks to ensure a seamless integration. From the careful application of Nylog to the strategic use of backup wrenches on your swivel tees, each step plays a vital role in optimizing the install of your head pressure controller.
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0:00 - Intro
0:48 - Pressure transducer install
3:10 - ICM325 Wiring
5:10 - Start up
5:53 - App Settings
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I installed one with transducer and it seems to toggle rapidly between full and variable, is this normal operation with the transducer? Set at pressure and 300 psi
Not really, but it could be working in spec. The 325a is a new product and sometimes they act really funny. When you get one that's acting weird you gotta troubleshoot it to get it to work right. I put a smart probe on the tee with the transducer so I can see what the device is trying to do. It "should" target your setpoint +/- 40 Psi or so. Tech support at ICM will help, they have a couple tricks for getting the difficult ones to work right. First off make sure the device remembers the pressure selection you made, I have had many that forgot the program after they were connected to high voltage the first time. Next, program the hard start down to zero, and see if that helps, than the min output voltage set up to 40%. Once/if it's working like it should, bring the hard start back up to around a second, if it will work that way. They are inconsistent out of the box, no 2 I have out there are set up exactly alike, I find a need to manually dial them all in.The discontinued ICM 333 was much easier to get set up.
@@mechanicalenvironmentsthanks for the response and insight I’ll troubleshoot make sure it’s behaving within spec.