A user is experiencing an alarm and potential core processor failure with an Emerson Micro Motion Coriolis flow meter, leading them to disassemble the unit while other users recommend contacting...

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    "summary": "A user is experiencing an alarm and potential core processor failure with an Emerson Micro Motion Coriolis flow meter, leading them to disassemble the unit while other users recommend contacting Emerson for official support.",
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        "author": "nairdaswollaf",
        "excerpt": "I have a coworker that does things like this. Overconfident, and tears into things he has no business tearing into. Gets into the weeds and wastes time. For a similar issue to yours, likely a core processor failure, he started tearing the 5700 series transmitter apart. He nearly damaged it for no reason. Put the puck back in the sensor body.\n\n I brought this up in your previous post, spend your ti",
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        "author": "dingdongditchitch",
        "excerpt": "Send it in for diagnosis, not everything can be repaired in house, also judging from the manufacture date in the previous post, it’s 6 years old and probably has been replaced with a newer model so parts are gonna be harder to come by.",
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        "author": "llopedogg",
        "excerpt": "So that's a coriolis. Probably not gonna figure it out much less fix it that way because in the other side of those pins are gonna be drive coils (to make a known vibration), tranduscers to measure the vibration or movement, and a rtd to compensate for the temperature. What was the thing telling you was wrong?",
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        "excerpt": "If you had flow going through and it was reading 0 I would guess it has a partial block or something is in there that shouldn't be or as others said electronics",
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        "excerpt": "If you can wait until Monday, I have a training book for these I got from a training offered by Emerson. It has a pin-out for the sensor. But tbh you can get all the same information from the transmitter via a trex. You can find drive gain, temp and left/right pickoff amplitude on a trex.\nMake sure drive gain isn’t saturated and the lpo/rpo amplitude are within 5% of each other, and make sure temp",
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