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  • #28525
    Ken Jamrogowicz
    Participant

    OK – answering my own question. The B unit has a bigger fan than the OEM “A” unit. The attached photo shows the old one on the left and the new one (already connected) on the right.

    As it was, the OEM did not fit very well either. It was *very* difficult to get it out of the case.

    To get the new one in I decided to cut off piece of the circuit board, remove two of the screws holding the fan on and file down one corner of the PM unit.

    The result is shown in the last photo where some white space is left so you can see how it fits. It is quite impossible to mount the PM unit on top of the PCB, as both the -A and B versions are the same height as the enclosures. I have no idea how uRad was able to get the PM unit in there originally.

    It has been running for a bit over ah hour now and looks like it will be OK.

    Regards
    Ken

    #28560
    Radu
    Keymaster

    hello Ken,

    I am glad you fixed it successfully.

    The PM sensor must not be mounted on top of the PCB,

    instead it must go through the PCB in the designated area. Basically it fills the entire aluminium enclosure height, going through the PCB.

    Here’s a picture:

    #28562
    Ken Jamrogowicz
    Participant

    Yes.

    But your picture is out of date. The sensor you can buy today does not fit. And whoever assembled my unit originally simply jammed the sensor on top of the board.

    Modifications I show in my photos will allow using the new sensor without forcing it.

    But, basically, you have a problem with the current production run.

    Ken

    #28593
    Radu
    Keymaster

    The picture is new on a production unit. The manufacturer produces this variant for uRADMonitor.

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