Storage; Maintenance; Changing The Battery - Greenlee HDE TAG-200X Manual De Instrucciones

PT-DET Proof Tester
• Do not touch the testing surface to reduce the
risk of electric shock.
• Do not use this tester except as directed to
reduce the risk of injury.
• Do not apply to energized circuits or equipment.
This tester could cause a short and cause injury.
• Do not operate this tester if housing is cracked
or without the battery cover to reduce the risk
of injury.
• Do not attempt to open the tool except to change
the battery. It contains no user-serviceable parts.
The PT-DET Proof Tester Voltage Detector Tester (Fig.
1) generates a high voltage AC for testing theTAG-200X
and TAG-200XMR Voltage Detectors only, up to and
including 69kV.
1. Hold the Tester in one hand and the TAG Detector in
the other hand by the spline or hot stick.
2. While touching the TAG Detector probe to the metal
end plate on the Tester, press and hold the TEST
button on the Tester. A properly operating TAG
Detector will signal the presence of voltage with
both a beeper and flashing lights.
If the Tester or Detector lights do not light, replace
the battery with a 9V lithium or alkaline type battery
of the unresponsive unit and try again.
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Storage

It is recommended to store the TAG-200X and
its accessories in the carrying case provided. If a
prolonged period of storage is anticipated (six or more
months), remove the battery. Replace with a new battery
prior to using the TAG-200X again after a long time in
storage.

Maintenance

• Do not perform any maintenance other than
as described in this manual. Personal injury or
damage to the tool may result.
• Do not modify this tool. Modifying the tool in any
manner may result in personal injury and damage to
the tool.
• Do not attempt to open the tool except to change
the battery. It contains no user-serviceable parts
Cleaning
Use a silicone impregnated cloth to clean housing prior
to use in order to maintain the surface.

Changing the Battery

Batteries should be changed on a regular schedule,
and it is recommended the battery be changed every 6
months.
1. Pull out and rotate the locking pin
90 degrees to lock it in the "out"
position. (Fig. 2)
2. Withdraw the electronic sub-
assembly by pulling down on the
carrier.
3. Remove the existing battery and
replace it with a fresh 9V battery.
When inserting battery into
housing, make certain that the
polarity is correct. (Fig. 3)
4. Push the electronic sub-assembly back into
the outer housing. Turn the locking pin until it
snaps back into a "closed" position to secure the
assembly.
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TAG-200X & TAG-200XMR
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