problem ph

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marco3020
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there is a test to be done to see if the probe is to be changed?
rimai
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Calibrate and place the probe into the calibration fluids you used in the calibration.
It should show their value.
Roberto.
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yes, I've done 100 times when I put it in the solution pH 4 I get kind ph 4:40
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Maybe you ought to try the 7 and 10 if 4 and 7 is not working for you.
Someone else did it with 4 and 7 and got it to work just fine.
Roberto.
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I need the probe 4 and 7 because I have to connect the reactor elletrovalvola
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Linearity of pH probe is pretty good within all ranges that we use:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_electrode
Roberto.
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Good morning and Merry Christmas to everyone today I calibrated the probe again and me with solution 4 = 4.16 and 7 = 7.02 solution over so I can not right?
I need to update some library?
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Looks pretty good.
You just need to let the probes stabilize a little more before you complete and also make sure that the solutions are the same temperature as your tank water.
You will never get exact measurements. This is not a scientific device nor the probe is scientific/lab grade.
Personally, your calibration is fine as it is.
It has a .16 deviation on a 3 ph span.
In the range of pH you are going to be working on, it would mean something like 0.025 ph deviation
I don't think your reactor can even notice this minute difference.
i more bubble inside your reactor can cause more deviation than that...
Just my 2 cents, but if you really want to push to get it down to perfect calibration, please go ahead.
Roberto.
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good day yesterday, the solenoid valve is always on, and marks on the reef angel ph 680 up and down, now I have removed the pH probe from the reactor and put into solution pH 4 and pH 6.60 tells me, I try to recalibrate and idem, which I do?
with the reef angel...
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What numbers are you getting when doing the calibration?
Roberto.
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with ph 4 290 and ph 7 310, the pH probe is rechargeable?, what product I could use to clean it?
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No, they are not refillable.
Those numbers don't look correct.
Roberto.
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so how should I do? 12 months that have the probe
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Do you you have another probe to try?
PM me if you want an RMA number.
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No i dont have other prob

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ph non t fuction i think change
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