The Kent-Moore J-39728 Temperature Sensor Socket is a high quality tool designed to remove and install temperature sensors. It is made from durable steel and features a hex design for a secure fit.
How do I remove a temperature sensor?
instructions on removing the previous sensor. Locate the Temperature/Humidity sensor on the second to bottom plate in the radiation shield plating stack. Remove the three screws and flat washer securing the Temperature/ Humidity sensor to the radiation plating.
Install the Solar Temperature Sensor next to the solar panels. DO NOT place the sensor in the pipe or in direct sunlight. Run the sensor wire to the AquaLink RS Power Center. Be sure to run the wire in the low voltage raceway (See wiring diagram on Power Center door). Remove the green 10-pin terminal bar from the Power Center Board.
Loosen the clamp and remove the old Water Temperature Sensor. (For a new installation Drill a 3/8” hole in the pipe between the filter pump and the filter.). Ensure the o-ring is seated on the sensor and insert the sensor into the pipe. Tighten the pipe clamp around the sensor. Be sure the wire is not under the pipe clamp or pinched.
Locate the Temperature/Humidity sensor on the second to bottom plate in the radiation shield plating stack. Remove the three screws and flat washer securing the Temperature/ Humidity sensor to the radiation plating. Note: The orientation of the Temperature/Humidity sensor may be different from station to station.
Slide the new Temperature/Humidity sensor cable back through the cable access port of the SIM box. Connect the Temperature/Humidity sensor cable into the correct port. Close the SIM cover temporarily without connecting the solar panel cables. Test communication between the ISS and the console.
How do you connect a temperature sensor to a power center?
Connect the temperature sensor wires to the green 10-pin terminal bar in the positions indicated on the wiring diagram located on the door of the Power Center. Replace the green 10-pin terminal bar on the Power Center Board. Restore power to the system and check for normal system operation.