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Repair Price: $ 568.00
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CSL Part Number: 19811
Product Overview: The Omega CL23A is a handheld thermocouple calibrator designed to verify and calibrate temperature measurement instruments. It functions as both a temperature simulator and meter, supporting Type K, J, and T thermocouples with readings in Fahrenheit and Celsius. Commonly used in process control, HVAC, and industrial maintenance applications where accurate temperature measurement verification is critical. The battery-powered unit provides portable field calibration capabilities for thermocouple-based temperature sensors and transmitters.
Category: Test Equipment
Manufacturer: Omega
Manufacturer Synonyms: Omega Engineering
Manufacturer Part Number: CL23A
Calibration services available with Certificate of Calibration
Common Findings
Several units experienced issues relating to low battery voltage, with some batteries reading as low as 7.99 VDC. Additionally, units often required recalibration, which may necessitate outsourced services. Corrosion and defects in the battery compartment were noted in some instances, leading to non-functionality or units deemed beyond economic repair.
Repair Approach
In most cases, replacing the 9V battery resolved the initial issues, allowing the devices to proceed with calibration processes. For units with corrosion issues, cleaning and testing were conducted. Battery replacements were performed as needed to maintain optimal performance.
Testing & Quality
Units underwent functional testing to ensure they met performance standards post-repair. Failed tests typically involved non-functional indicators such as incorrect temperature readings or inability to power on. Some units were returned unrepaired when issues such as corrosion rendered them beyond economic repair.
Repair your broken Omega part
We can repair your Omega model CL23A .
Please note: our repair turnaround time may be longer than our standard lead times for this item.
Step 1 -
Click the green button above, "Repair Now," and add to your RMA.
Step 2 -
Print the RMA form that is emailed to you, and put it in a box with the parts for repair.
Step 3 -
Mail the box to the address on the RMA.
You will be sent an authorization for repair via email. Your approval is needed before any work is started.
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