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Maintenance; Error Message; Meter Maintenance; Electrode Maintenance - OHAUS a-AB23EC Mode D'emploi

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5. MAINTENANCE

5.1

Error message

Error Code
Possible Cause
Error 1
Self-diagnosis failed
Error 2
Measured values out of range
Error 3
Measured standard temperature
out of range (0 ... 35 ° C)
Error 9
The current data set has already
been stored once
Note: If an error happens, the meter will also beep 3 times to alert.
If the troubleshooting section does not resolve your problem, contact an OHAUS technical
support agent. For assistance in the United States, call toll-free 1-800-526-0659 between
8:00 AM and 5:00 PM Eastern Standard Time. An OHAUS Technical Support Specialist
will be available to assist you. Outside the USA, please visit our website www.ohaus.com
to locate the OHAUS office nearest you.
5.2

Meter maintenance

Never unscrew the two halves of the housing!
The meter does not require any maintenance other than occasional wipe with a damp
cloth and the replacement of depleted batteries.
The housing is made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS). This material is attacked
by some organic solvents, such as toluene, xylene and methyl ethyl ketone (MEK). Any
spillage should be immediately wiped off.
5.3

Electrode maintenance

Conductivity Cell Storage
Conductivity cells can be stored in distilled or deionized water between measurements.
For overnight storage or long-term storage, conductivity cells should be thoroughly
rinsed and stored dry.
a-AB23EC Bench Conductivity Meter
Possible Solution
Repeat the self-diagnosis
procedure and make sure that you
finish pressing all six buttons
within two minutes.
Check if the electrode is properly
connected and placed in the
sample solution
Keep the standard temperature
within the range for calibration
An endpoint reading can only be
stored once. Perform a new
measurement to store.

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