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What to do if...

LF213T

10

ba75694e02

10/2009

Outside cleaning

We recommend to clean the sensor thoroughly, especially prior to measuring
low conductivity values. If necessary, unscrew the outside electrode from the
shaft.

After cleaning, thoroughly rinse with deionized water and recalibrate if
necessary.

Aging of the

conductivity

measuring cell

Normally, the conductivity measuring cell does not age. Special measuring
media (e.g. strong acids and lyes, organic solvents) or too high temperatures
shorten the operational lifetime considerably or damage the measuring cell.
The warranty does not cover cases where such conditions cause failure or
mechanical damage.

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What to do if...

Contamination

Cleaning procedure

Lime sediments

Immerse in acetic acid for 5 minutes (volume
share = 10 %)

Fat/oil

Clean with warm water that contains
washing-up liquid

Error symptom

Cause

Remedy

No temperature or
conductivity display

– Connection meter - conductivity

measuring cell interrupted

– Cable defective

– Check connection meter -

conductivity measuring cell

Measurement delivers
implausible conductivity
values

– Cell constant incorrectly set at the

measuring instrument

– Measuring range exceeded

– Outside electrode not completely

screwed on

– Dirt in electrode area

– Air bubbles in electrode area

– Electrodes damaged

– Check / correct the setting

– Observe the application range

– Tighten outside electrode by

hand as far as it will go

– Clean the conductivity measuring

cell (see section 3).

– Remove air bubbles by knocking

laterally

– Return the sensor

Incorrect temperature
display

– The temperature sensor is not

immersed deep enough in the
measuring solution

– Temperature sensor defective

– Observe the minimum immersion

depth

– Return conductivity measuring

cell

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