IR6000 V4 and Ultrasonic Cleaner - need help

[Learn2Day]

Re: IR6000 V4 and Ultrasonic Cleaner - need help

Awesome! This datasheet has a lot more info. Difficult reading on my tablet or laptop. Gonna print this out to have available near the machine, and read it later.

Thanks

[syntax754]

Re: IR6000 V4 and Ultrasonic Cleaner - need help

You can kill a motherboard putting it in there. You can also make them better. Such is risk.The risk is mitigated by using some common sense

50-60 celsius, a gallon of distilled water and 100 milliliters of bransonic EC for 90 seconds does a great job. If you use too high a concentration of fluid, too much time in the machine, or too much heat, you can kill it.

Cellphone boards are more likely to die for no reason than laptop motherboards.

[syntax754]

Re: IR6000 V4 and Ultrasonic Cleaner - need help

One thing I am interested in if you have a scotle IR6000 V4 - how do you get the thing to work with the temperature sensor?

Mine won't go over 50-100c if I have the temp sensor anywhere near heat. If I toss it off the machine entirely, the profiles will start to work, but this is obviously pointlessbecause if I do not know the temperature I am using the machine at the profile cannot run properly and it cannot do a proper job.

It stays at step 1 permanently. When I take the temp sensor away the SV changes from 0 to 100.

I have no clue what SV means since it came without a manual and bgawarehouse refuses to answer any of my requests to have a manual sent. I feel terrible hijacking an existing thread, but it appears I am unable to start a new one.

[Agent24]

Re: IR6000 V4 and Ultrasonic Cleaner - need help

Cellphone boards are more likely to die for no reason than laptop motherboards.

There's always a reason, even if it's not apparent.

I feel terrible hijacking an existing thread, but it appears I am unable to start a new one.

IIRC You're supposed to post in the introduction thread first, then you can start threads.

[xboxhaxorz]

Re: IR6000 V4 and Ultrasonic Cleaner - need help

sv = set value meaning the setting that you want it to be
pv = present value ie; the current temperature

there is obviously some issue with you machine, could be a bad sensor or simply an improper profile