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Signet 3719 pH/ORP Wet-Tap

The electrode in any pH or ORP system 
requires periodic service, calibration or 
replacement. When removing the electrode 
from the Wet-Tap assembly, it is very important 
to exercise caution and follow the instructions 
carefully.

  1.

  Remove the preamplifi er from the top of 

the Wet-Tap assembly.

  2. 

Turn the locking shroud 

1

/

4

-turn clockwise 

to unlock the piston.

  3. 

Pull up on the locking shroud to retract the 
electrode piston into the pipe.

If the piston does not retract easily, or if any fl uid is observed leaking from the electrode 
threads, the pipe must be drained before the 3719 can be safely removed.

 •  Stop the fl ow and depressurize the pipe.
• 

Remove the entire 3719 assembly from the pipe.

• 

Remove the electrode from the assembly

• 

Clean any scaling and debris found on or in the piston tip and surrounding area.

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3

4

5

1

5

3

  4. 

Turn the locking shroud ¼-turn 
counterclockwise and lift up to remove it from the Wet-Tap 
assembly.

  5. 

Remove the electrode by turning it counterclockwise.

    For safety, keep your body clear of the top of the Wet-Tap 

assembly while removing the electrode.

DANGER!

The piston should retract easily from a pressurized pipe. 
If the piston off ers resistance, there is a danger that the 
piston is coated with deposits from the process.

STOP! DO NOT FORCE THE PISTON UP!

It may damage the O-rings or break off  the piston tip.

Return the locking shroud to the LOCKED position and follow the 
steps in the box below.

DANGER!

If any fl uid is observed leaking from the electrode 
threads, STOP! DO NOT REMOVE THE ELECTRODE. 
There is a danger that the piston tip has been damaged.

Tighten the electrode back down to reseal the assembly 
and follow the steps in the box below.

Electrode Removal

Summary of Contents for Signet 3719

Page 1: ...omers to read the speci cations carefully before installing and operating this product Improper use can cause components and process liquids to be expelled at high speeds and cause serious personal in...

Page 2: ...s or application failures e g high temperature chemical poisoning dry out or mishandling e g broken glass damaged membrane freezing and or extreme temperatures Thank you for purchasing the Signet line...

Page 3: ...ee ordering information on page 8 DryLoc refers to the electrode connector style d 3 2751 1 or 2760 DryLoc pH ORP Sensor Electronics Preampli er e 3 2751 2 electronics NOTE Output signal options See s...

Page 4: ...g a ow cell with standard piping components One simple solution using a tee tting and reducer bushings is shown in the example below Many similar con gurations are conceivable in a wide variety of mat...

Page 5: ...peration Use an appropriate thread sealant to prevent leaks The piping system can now be safely pressurized Inspect the installation for leaks 3 4 Electrode Piston Electrode Installation Before instal...

Page 6: ...ean any scaling and debris found on or in the piston tip and surrounding area 2 3 4 5 1 5 3 4 Turn the locking shroud turn counterclockwise and lift up to remove it from the Wet Tap assembly 5 Remove...

Page 7: ...the tip of the piston and into each O ring groove 6 Lubricant 7 countersink hole Stainless Steel set screw hole Locate the countersink hole on the nosepiece Verify that it is clean and free of debris...

Page 8: ...PT 3 3719 12 159 000 806 pH ORP Wet Tap ISO 7 1 R 1 5 3 3719 22 159 000 807 Wet Tap Assembly ISO 7 1 R 2 Parts and Accessories 3 2756 WTP 159 001 390 Electrode pH DryLoc plastic bulb Pt1000 Wet Tap 3...

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