Daily maintenance case studies

Gas monitoring systems play a vital role in ensuring human safety.
We therefore recommend that users perform regular daily checks themselves.
Please refer to the instruction manual to ensure correct usage.

RIKEN KEIKI products

RIKEN KEIKI is committed to creating products with enhanced self-diagnostic functions to minimize daily inspection items and ensure a more reliable environment to enable users to use our products with confidence.

Daily maintenance case studies

Portable gas detectors

Battery level and concentration display check
① Battery level check
・ Check that the battery level is sufficient.

② Concentration display check
・ Measure fresh air and check to confirm that the reading is zero (20.9 % with oxygen meter).
・ If the reading is offset, confirm that there is no interference gas in the vicinity, then perform zero adjustment (fresh air adjustment).

Filter check
・ Check to confirm that the filters are not dirty.
③ If OK: They can be used if not dirty.
④ If not OK: Contact RIKEN KEIKI if dirty.

Fixed gas detectors

Power supply and concentration display check
① Power supply check
・ Check that the power supply lamp is lit.

② Concentration display check
・ Measure fresh air and check to confirm that the reading is zero (20.9 % with oxygen meter).
・ If the reading is offset, confirm that there is no interference gas in the vicinity, then perform zero adjustment (fresh air adjustment).

Flow rate check (OK)
③ Check the flow rate indication to confirm the absence of abnormalities.

Flow rate check (flow rate error)
④ The filter or pump needs to be replaced.
 Replace with new items, or contact RIKEN KEIKI.

Filter check
・ Check to confirm that the filters are not dirty.
⑤ OK: They can be used if not dirty.
⑥ If not OK: If dirty, replace with new items, or contact RIKEN KEIKI.