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MW806

Portable Meter

12. TROUBLESHOOTING

Symptom

Problem / Solution

Slow response /

Excessive drift

Dirty probe.

Soak the electrode tip in

MA9016

for 30 minutes,

then follow the Cleaning procedure.

Reading fluctuates

up and down

(noise)

Clogged/dirty pH electrode junction.

Clean the electrode. Refill with fresh

MA9012

electrolyte.
Air bubbles. Tap the probe to remove air bubbles.

Display shows

reading blinking

Reading is out of range.

Recalibrate the meter.

Sample not within measurable range.

Disable autoranging feature.

Meter fails to

calibrate or gives

faulty readings

Broken probe. Replace the probe.

LCD tags displayed

continuously at

startup

ON/OFF key is blocked.

Check the keyboard. If the error persists, contact

Milwaukee Technical Service.

“Internal Er X”

Internal hardware error.

Restart the meter. If the error persists, contact

Milwaukee Technical Service.

Summary of Contents for MW806 MAX

Page 1: ...NSTRUCTION MANUAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED MW806 MAX pH EC TDS Temperature Portable Meter MW806 MAX pH EC TDS Temp Meter Slope Offset mV ºC ATC 12 45 10 01 7 01 4 01 1 68 CAL pH MEASURE 24 3 98 8 9 97 1 5 ...

Page 2: ... is prohibited without the written consent of the copyright owner Milwaukee Instruments Inc Rocky Mount NC 27804 USA THANK YOU for choosing Milwaukee Instruments This instruction manual will provide you the necessary information for correct use of the meter ...

Page 3: ...trode Care Maintenance 12 7 Setup 14 7 1 Measurement Modes 14 7 2 General Setup Options 15 7 3 pH Mode Setup Options 20 7 4 EC Mode Setup Options 21 8 pH 24 8 1 Preparation 24 8 2 Calibration 24 8 3 Measurement 27 8 4 Warnings Messages 28 9 EC TDS 32 9 1 Preparation 32 9 2 Calibration 32 9 3 Measurement 34 9 4 Warnings Messages 36 10 Logging 38 10 1 Types of Logging 38 10 2 Data Management 41 11 G...

Page 4: ... TDS Temperature probe with DIN connector and 1 meter 3 2 feet cable y M10004 pH 4 01 buffer solution sachet y M10007 pH 7 01 buffer solution sachet y M10030 12880 µS cm conductivity calibration solution sachet y M10016 Electrode cleaning solution sachet y 1 5V Alkaline AA battery 3 pcs y Micro USB cable y Instrument quality certificate y Instruction manual ...

Page 5: ...long battery life y Internal clock and date to keep track of time dependent functions calibration timestamp calibration time out y Up to 5 point pH calibration selection from 7 standard calibration buffers and 2 custom buffers y Automatically ATC or manually temperature compensated MTC measurements with a user selectable compensation coefficient y Available log space for up to 1000 records y Logge...

Page 6: ...m 5 00 mS cm 12 88 mS cm One point offset 0 00 mS cm Temperature Factory calibrated Temperature compensation ATC automatic from 20 to 120 C 4 to 248 F MTC manual from 20 to 120 C 4 to 248 F Conductivity temperature coefficient 0 00 to 6 00 C EC TDS only Default value 1 90 C TDS factor 0 40 to 0 80 default value 0 50 Logging memory Up to 1000 log records stored in up to 100 lots On demand up to 200...

Page 7: ...TIONS MA852 Amplified pH EC TDS Temperature pH range 0 to 13 00 pH Temperature range 0 0 to 60 0 C 32 0 to 140 0 F EC electrodes 2 x graphite Reference pH Single Ag AgCl Junction pH Cloth Electrolyte pH Gel Body ABS Connection DIN Cable 1 m 3 3 ...

Page 8: ...current mode 3 RCL key to recall logged values 4 LOG CLEAR key to log readings or clear calibration logging 5 SETUP key to enter setup mode 6 ON OFF key 7 directional keys menu navigation setting parameters 8 RANGE key to select measurement mode 9 CAL EDIT key to enter or edit calibration and setup settings 10 GLP ACCEPT key to enter GLP or to confirm selected action ...

Page 9: ...SB connection status 5 Arrow tags menu navigation in either direction 6 Calibration buffers 7 Probe symbol and probe condition 8 Log tag 9 Accept tag 10 Third LCD line message area 11 Measurement units 12 First LCD line measurement readings 13 Date tag 14 Temperature compensation status MTC ATC 15 Temperature units 16 Second LCD line temperature readings 17 Measurement units offset and slope indic...

Page 10: ...le junction Ag AgCl reference electrode with gel electrolyte and a retractable cloth junction a graphite EC TDS cell and a temperature sensor all in one rugged ABS body 5 6 7 8 2 1 3 4 1 Sensing tip 2 Probe body 3 Cable strain relief 4 Connection cable 5 DIN connector 6 Cloth reference junction 7 pH sensor 8 EC sensor ...

Page 11: ...e keys to check the battery percentage Battery replacement 1 Turn the meter off 2 Remove the 4 screws on the back of the meter to open the battery compartment 3 Remove the old batteries 4 Insert the 3 new 1 5V AA batteries while paying attention to their polarity 5 Close the battery compartment using the 4 screws 6 3 CONNECTING THE PROBE MA852 is connected to the meter through a DIN connector maki...

Page 12: ...will damage the glass membrane 3 After conditioning rinse the sensor with distilled or deionized water Note Toensurequickresponseandavoidcross contamination rinse the pH electrode tip with the solution to be tested before measurement Best practice when handling an electrode y pH electrodes should always be rinsed between samples with distilled or deionized water y Blot the end of the pH portion of...

Page 13: ...thattheslopepercentageisbetween85 105 When the slope value drops below 50 mV per decade 85 slope efficiency or the offset at the zero point exceeds 30 mV reconditioning may improve performance but a change of electrodemaybenecessarytoensureaccuratepHmeasurements Electrode Status MW806 displays electrode status after calibration See probe icon on the LCD screen The assessment remains active for 12 ...

Page 14: ...C mS cm TDS EC g L Note At power on the meter starts in the previously selected measurement mode To configure the meter settings modify default values or set measurement parameters y Press RANGE to select measurement mode y Press SETUP to enter or exit Setup mode y Use keys to navigate the menus view parameters y Press CAL EDIT to enter Edit mode modify parameters y Press RANGE key to select betwe...

Page 15: ... RANGE to select between options SETUP LOG PE LOG TY ACCEPT SETUP LOG AL SEC 5 INTERV ACCEPT SETUP LOG LOG MANUAL ACCEPT SETUP LOG ITY STABIL Use keys to set time interval 5 default 10 30 seconds or 1 2 5 15 30 60 120 180 minutes Use keys to select stability type fast default medium or accurate ACCEPT SETUP LOG FAST ACCEPT SETUP LOG MEDIUM ACCEPT SETUP LOG TE ACCURA ...

Page 16: ...n has elapsed SETUP CAL dAyS 7 CAL EXP WARN ACCEPT SETUP CAL DAYS 6 Date Options year month day Press RANGE to select Use keys to modify the values D M DATE SETUP 06 15 2021 SET DATE ACCEPT SETUP 2021 06 15 Time Options hour minute second Press RANGE to select Use keys to modify the values TIME SETUP 35 ME 08 25 SET TI TIME ACCEPT SETUP 09 25 38 ...

Page 17: ...has elapsed SETUP TO OFF 10 SET AU ACCEPT SETUP INUTES 30 M Sound Options On default or Off disabled Use keys to enable or disable option When pressed each key will emit a short acoustic signal SETUP On SOUND ACCEPT SETUP OFF SOUND Temperature Unit Options C default or F Use keys to select the unit SETUP NIT C TEMP U ACCEPT SETUP NIT F TEMP U ...

Page 18: ...SETUP NTRAST 8 LCD CO Default Values Resets meter settings to factory defaults Press GLP ACCEPT to restore the default values RESET DONE message confirms that the meter performs with default settings ACCEPT SETUP FAULT SET DE SETUP DONE RESET Instrument Firmware Version Displays the installed firmware version SETUP W 1 00 INST F ...

Page 19: ...arator for the CSV file ACCEPT SETUP MMA SEP CO ACCEPT SETUP MICOL SEP SE Export to PC Log on Meter Options Export to PC default or Log on Meter The export options are only available while connected to a PC With the micro USB cable connected press SETUP Press CAL EDIT to enter Edit mode Use keys to select option ACCEPT USB SETUP TO PC EXPORT ACCEPT USB SETUP METER LOG ON Note The USB PC icon is no...

Page 20: ...trode condition ACCEPT CB2 CB1 12 45 10 01 9 18 7 01 6 86 4 01 1 68 CAL SETUP CAL PH ATION On INFORM ACCEPT SETUP CAL PH ATION OFF INFORM First Custom Buffer Press RANGE to select from default buffers Use keys to edit the first custom value SETUP 1 St BUFF OFF CUSTOM ACCEPT SETUP 1 St BUFF 1 69 CUSTOM Second Custom Buffer Press RANGE to select from default buffers Use keys to edit the second custo...

Page 21: ...e Compensation Options ATC default or MTC Press RANGE to select option ATC MTC SETUP PH ATURE TEMPER ACCEPT ATC MTC SETUP PH SATION COMPEN 7 4 EC MODE SETUP OPTIONS The following options are available only with EC mode selected EC Temperature Compensation Options ATC default or MTC Press RANGE to select option ATC MTC SETUP EC ATURE TEMPER ACCEPT ATC MTC SETUP EC SATION COMPEN ...

Page 22: ...theECcell factorvaluedirectlyerasesanyprevious EC calibration Log files and GLP display MANUAL as standard EC Temperature Coefficient T Coef Options 0 00 to 6 00 1 90 default Use keys to change the value T Coef ºC SETUP EC 1 90 ACCEPT T Coef ºC SETUP EC 1 95 EC Temperature Reference T Ref Options 25 C default or 20 C Use keys to change the value T Ref ºC SETUP EC 25 ACCEPT T Ref ºC SETUP EC 20 ...

Page 23: ...eys to change the value TDSFact MEASURE EC 0 50 ACCEPT TDSFact MEASURE EC 0 55 EC Temperature Coefficient Reference View Options T Coef C or T Ref C default Use keys to select option T Ref ºC T Coef ºC MEASURE EC W VIE ACCEPT T Ref ºC T Coef ºC MEASURE EC W VIE ...

Page 24: ...ast once a week or y Whenever it is replaced y After testing aggressive samples y When high accuracy is required y When the calibration timeout has expired Procedure 1 point Calibration 1 Place the probe tip approximately 4 cm 1 into the buffer solution and stir gently Note For a 2 point calibration use the pH 7 01 pH 6 86 for NIST buffer first 2 Press CAL EDIT to enter Calibration mode Buffer val...

Page 25: ...cond buffer solution and stir gently If needed use the keys to select a different buffer value Note When attempting to calibrate with a different buffer not yet used the previously used buffers are displayed blinking Follow 1 point calibration steps for up to 5 point calibration Press CAL EDIT to store the value and return to Measurement mode For improved accuracy a minimum of 2 point calibration ...

Page 26: ...8 7 01 pH CAL 25 0 1 75 PH 1 49 WAIT ACCEPT ºC ATC CB1 10 01 9 18 7 01 pH CAL 25 0 1 75 PH 1 71 Note When using custom buffers CB1 and CB2 tags are displayed If only one custom buffer is used CB1 is displayed together with its value Clear Calibration 1 Press CAL EDIT to enter Calibration mode 2 Press LOG CLEAR ACCEPT tag is displayed blinking and CLEAR CAL message is displayed on the third LCD lin...

Page 27: ...urement and temperature readings y Temperature compensation mode MTC or ATC y Buffers used if option enabled in Setup y Electrode condition if option enabled in Setup y On third LCD line mV offset slope values time and date of measurement battery status Use the keys to scroll between them Slope Offset mV ºC ATC 10 01 9 18 7 01 CAL pH MEASURE 25 8 97 4 9 97 30 TIME ºC ATC 10 01 9 18 7 01 CAL pH MEA...

Page 28: ...bration value and old value recorded when calibrating with the same probe in a buffer of the same value Clear the previous calibration and calibrate with fresh buffers See Clear Calibration section for details ºC ATC 6 86 pH CAL 24 7 OLD 5 75 WRONG ºC ATC 6 86 pH CAL 24 7 ISTENT 5 75 INCONS y CLEAN ELEC is displayed when the offset is out of the accepted window or the slope is under the accepted l...

Page 29: ...ning the electrode s performance has not improved Replace the probe ºC ATC 10 01 pH CAL 24 0 EC 11 74 BAD EL y WRONG BUFFER TEMPERATURE is displayed when buffer temperature is out of range The calibration buffers are affected by temperature changes ºC ATC 10 01 pH CAL 4 1 9 90 WRONG ºC ATC 10 01 pH CAL 4 1 9 90 BUFFER ºC ATC 10 01 pH CAL 4 1 ATURE 9 90 TEMPER y When CONTAMINATED BUFFER is displaye...

Page 30: ...BRATED WITH CUST2 is displayed when calibrating with a custom value already used in a previous calibration SETUP 1 St 3 33 VALUE SETUP 1 St ATED 3 33 CALIBR SETUP 1 St UST2 3 33 WITH C Messages Displayed During Measurement y OUT OF SPEC and the temperature value blinking are displayed when the measured temperature is out of range If the reading is out of range the full scale value is blinking ºC A...

Page 31: ...y CAL EXPIRED is displayed if the Calibration Expired Warning function is on and the number of days set have passed See Calibration Expired Warning section for details ºC ATC 10 01 7 01 4 01 pH MEASURE 24 3 PIRED 10 01 CAL EX y NO CAL is displayed when the probe needs to be calibrated or that the previous calibration has been deleted ºC ATC pH MEASURE 24 0 7 55 NO CAL y NO PROBE is displayed if th...

Page 32: ...red y If NO CAL is displayed on the third LCD line y At least once a week Before performing a calibration y Inspect the probe for debris or blockages y Always use an EC calibration standard that is close to the sample Selectable calibration points are 0 00 mS cm for offset and 1 41 mS cm 5 00 mS cm 12 88 mS cm for slope To enter EC calibration 1 Press RANGE to select EC measurement mode CONDUCTIVI...

Page 33: ...ue The stability indicator and WAIT message blinking are displayed until the reading is stable mS cm ºC ATC mS cm CAL 24 9 12 88 14 02 WAIT When the reading is stable and close to the selected calibration standard SOL STD and the value are displayed on the third LCD line with ACCEPT tag blinking ACCEPT mS cm ºC ATC mS cm CAL 24 9 D 12 88 12 90 SOL ST ºC ATC mS cm CAL 24 9 12 88 SAVING 4 Press GLP ...

Page 34: ... Usingmanualcalibrationwillerasepreviouscalibrations and both log files and GLP will display MANUAL as standard Clear Calibration 1 Press CAL EDIT followed by LOG CLEAR ACCEPT tag is displayed blinking and CLEAR CALIBRATION message on the third LCD line 2 Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm PLEASE WAIT message is displayed followed by NO CAL confirmation screen ACCEPT ºC ATC mS cm 24 0 12 90 CLEAR ACCEPT ...

Page 35: ...C tag is displayed and measurements are compensated using the temperature coefficient Recommended default value for water samples is 1 90 C Temperature compensation is referenced to the selected reference temperature Usethe keystoviewthecurrenttemperaturecoefficient The value is displayed along with the Cell Factor C F on the third LCD line To change the temperature coefficient see SETUP section f...

Page 36: ...0 09 28 30 1 20 ºC ATC g L MEASURE 24 0 Y 95 1 20 BATTER 9 4 WARNINGS MESSAGES Messages Displayed During Calibration y WRONGSTANDARD isdisplayedwhenthedifferencebetween the reading and selected calibration solution is significant Check if correct calibration solution has been used and or clean the probe See ELECTRODE CARE MAINTENANCE section for details ºC ATC mS cm CAL 25 1 8 50 WRONG ºC ATC mS c...

Page 37: ... EXPIRED is displayed if the Calibration Expired Warning function is on and the number of days set have passed See Calibration Expired Warning section for details ºC ATC mS cm MEASURE 25 3 PIRED 12 20 CAL EX ºC ATC g L MEASURE 24 0 PIRED 1 20 CAL EX y NO CAL is displayed if the probe needs to be calibrated or if the previous calibration has been deleted ºC ATC mS cm MEASURE 24 0 15 50 NO CAL y NO ...

Page 38: ... different days share the same lot Log on stability y Readings are logged each time LOG CLEAR is pressed and stability criteria is reached y All stability readings are stored in a single lot i e records made on different days are logged in the same lot Interval logging Note An interval logging lot can hold up to 600 records When an interval logging session exceeds 600 records another log file is a...

Page 39: ... 97 FREE Log on Stability 1 From the Setup mode set Log Type to STABILITY and the desired stability criteria 2 From the measurement screen press LOG CLEAR PLEASE WAIT followed by WAITING is displayed until stability criteria is reached The meter displays the number of logs saved followed by available FREE space Meter then returns to measurement mode ºC ATC 10 01 4 01 1 68 CAL pH LOG 24 8 G 6 24 WA...

Page 40: ...t Press RANGE again to return to active logging screen 4 Press LOG CLEAR or ESC to end current interval logging session LOG STOPPED is displayed and the meter returns to measurement mode ºC ATC 10 01 4 01 1 68 CAL pH LOG 25 1 997 7 11 FREE LOG ºC ATC 10 01 4 01 1 68 CAL pH LOG 25 1 TOPPED 7 11 LOG S Interval Logging Warnings OVER RANGE Sensor failure and logging stops Measurement exceeds the speci...

Page 41: ...ntally even after some lots have been deleted Once lot name 999 was assigned all lots have to be deleted to reset lot naming to 001 See Deleting Data section 10 2 1 Viewing Data 1 Press RCL and number of stored logs is displayed RCL LOG WAIT PLEASE ACCEPT RCL LOG 66 CALL PH LOG RE ACCEPT RCL LOG 21 CALL EC LOG RE 2 Use keys to select PH or EC log storage location Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm Note P...

Page 42: ... 05 001 10 2 2 Deleting Data Manual Log on Demand Stability Log 1 Press RCL to access logged data 2 Use keys to select log storage location PH or EC and press GLP ACCEPT to confirm 3 Use keys to select lot type and press LOG CLEAR to delete entire lot Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm To exit prior to confirming press ESC or CAL EDIT Confirmation screen displays CLEAR DONE followed by NO MANUAL LOGS or ...

Page 43: ... number to be deleted and press LOG CLEAR to delete entire lot 4 Lot number selected for deletion is displayed blinking Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm Confirmation screen displays CLEAR DONE and the meter displays a previously saved lot number ACCEPT LOG RCL LOG OT 002 005 L ACCEPT RCL LOG OT 002 PH CLEARL RCL LOG DONE CLEAR Delete All 1 Press RCL to access logged data 2 Use keys to select storage lo...

Page 44: ...ON When connected to a PC to enable logging y Press LOG CLEAR LCD displays LOG ON METER with ACCEPT tag blinking y Press GLP ACCEPT Meter disconnects from the PC and the PC icon is no longer displayed y To return to EXPORT TO PC mode follow steps 2 and 3 above Exported data file details y The CSV file comma separated values may be opened with a text editor or spreadsheet application y The CSV file...

Page 45: ... LOG ING 66 EXPORT RCL LOG 100 DONE Overwriting existing data When the LCD displays OVR with LOT blinking USB icon displayed an identical named lot exists on the USB 1 Press keys to select option i e YES NO YES ALL NO ALL ACCEPT tag blinking 2 Press GLP ACCEPT to confirm Not confirming exits the export Display returns to lot selection screen USB Export Selected Logged data can be transferred separ...

Page 46: ...t Display returns to lot selection screen Data Management Warnings NO MANUAL LOGS No manual records saved Nothing to display NO STABILITY LOGS No stability records saved Nothing to display OVR with lot blinking Identically named lots on USB Select overwrite option NO MEMSTICK USB drive is not detected Data cannot be transferred Insert or check the USB flash drive BATTERY LOW blinking When low batt...

Page 47: ...third LCD line pH Data offset slope pH calibration solutions time date calibration expiration time if enabled in SETUP EC TDS Data cell factor C F offset EC standard solution temperaturecoefficient T Coef temperaturereference T Ref time date calibration expiration time if enabled in SETUP 4 Press ESC or GLP ACCEPT to return to measurement mode If the probe has not been calibrated or calibration ha...

Page 48: ...Air bubbles Tap the probe to remove air bubbles Display shows reading blinking Reading is out of range Recalibrate the meter Sample not within measurable range Disable autoranging feature Meter fails to calibrate or gives faulty readings Broken probe Replace the probe LCD tags displayed continuously at startup ON OFF key is blocked Check the keyboard If the error persists contact Milwaukee Technic...

Page 49: ... pH 4 01 buffer solution 20 mL sachet 25 pcs M10007B pH 7 01 buffer solution 20 mL sachet 25 pcs M10010B pH 10 01 buffer solution 20 mL sachet 25 pcs MA9060 12880 µS cm calibration solution 230 ml MA9061 1413 µS cm calibration solution 230 ml MA9069 5000 µS cm calibration solution 230 ml M10030B 12880 µS cm calibration solution 20 mL sachet 25 pcs M10031B 1413 µS cm calibration solution 20 mL sach...

Page 50: ...ECOMMENDATIONS FOR USERS Before using this product make sure it is entirely suitable for your specific application and for the environment in which it is used Any variation introduced by the user to the supplied equipment may degrade the instrument s performance For your and the instrument ssafetydonotuseorstoreitinhazardousenvironments WARRANTY This instrument is warranted against defects in mate...

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