Oakton WD-35610-00, Instructions For Use Manual

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Problem Cause Solution
Power on A. AC outlet not switched on A. Switch on power supply.
but no B. AC adapter socket not B. Re-insert AC adapter
display inserted properly. socket.
C. Component failure. C. Replace meter.
Unstable A. Air bubbles in cell. A. Tap cell to remove bubbles.
conductivity B. Dirty probe. B. Clean probe and recalibrate.
readings C. Low conductivity C. Avoid atmospheric contact
with solution.
D. External noise pickup. D. Move away from noise.
E. Broken probe. E. Replace probe.
“OR” on A. Probe is shorted. A. Test probe.
upper B. Probe is in too-high B. Use different solution or
display conductivity solution select different range.
for range.
Temperature A. Oxidation of temperature A. Clean connector with
reading probe connector. alcohol.
erratic or B. Temperature of solution B. Heat or cool solution.
lower display is out of range.
reads “OR”
Not able to A. Dirty/Oily probe. A. Clean probe. See “Probe
calibrate Care & Maintenance” in
instruction manual.
B. Incorrect probe B. Change cell constant (see Setup
cell constant program P2.4) or replace probe.
C. Contaminated or C. Replace standards
inaccurate standards
10. Troubleshooting Tips
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appendix
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troubleshooting
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