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Warranty

Product Warranty

Every Turtle Tough product is thoroughly inspected and tested before leaving the factory and prior to shipping. In 
addition to any statutory rights and remedies you may have, Turtle Tough warrants all its products against defective 
workmanship and faulty materials for 12 months from the date of purchase and undertakes, at its option, to repair 
or replace, free of charge, each product or part thereof on condition that:

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The complete product is returned to Turtle Tough or one of its authorised service agents, in person or 
freight pre-paid by you, and found, on examination, to be suffering from a manufacturing defect.

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The product or relevant part has not been subject to misuse, neglect, or been involved in an accident.

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The repairs are not required as a result of normal wear and tear.

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Damage caused by wear and tear, inadequate maintenance, improper installation, corrosion, or by the 

 

effects of chemical processes is excluded from this warranty coverage.

Sensor Warranty

Turtle  Tough  sensors  are  electrochemical  devices  and  as  such  have  a  limited  operating  life.  Life  expectancy 

 

depends on the field of application such as the medium, pressure and temperature. It can vary between a number 
of weeks to several years. There are special cases in extreme environments where operating life will only be a few 
days. Characteristic and response time will also change with aging. As such electrochemical sensors are articles 
of consumption and are not subject to a common guarantee. Replacements or exchanges are generally excluded 
unless a manufacturing defect is determined to be the cause. It is not possible to predict the rate of deterioration 
for a particular process, nor can we provide a guarantee on sensor life because it is impossible to predict the 
rate of exposure, contamination and deterioration. Damage caused by wear and tear, inadequate maintenance, 
faulty installations, corrosion, or the effects of chemical processes is excluded from this warranty coverage. Our 
agents or representatives may provide you with a life expectancy guide based on similar applications we have 

 

experienced, however, this in no way constitutes a warranty of performance and is a general indicator.

Shelf Life Warranty

The standard shelf life for a Turtle Tough sensor is one year from the date of shipment. Sensors stored longer 
than this period may still be functional but are no longer under warranty. Sensors should be stored in a cool, dry 
location with the sensor tip 

(where the pH/ORP element is located) 

oriented toward the ground. All pH/ ORP/ISE 

sensors come standard with a conditioning solution in the cap. This conditioning solution is 50% pH 4 buffer and 
50% saturated potassium chloride

 (mixed by volume).

 The sensor cap should be kept tightly affixed to the sensor 

body and sealed with common piping Teflon tape when the sensor is not in use. Sensors that are to be returned 
for a shelf-life warranty claim must have the original sensor cap and conditioning solution intact to be eligible for 
warranty replacement.

Damage to Internal Electronics

Damage to the sensor’s internal electronic components is not covered under warranty. Analogue sensors with 
internal preamplifiers are sensitive to electrostatic discharge. Sensors with preamps are clearly marked and extra 
care must be taken when handling these sensors as human contact with the electrical connections can discharge 
static  to  the  preamplifier  causing  it  to  blow.  This  will  render  the  product  inoperable.  Additionally,  sensors

 

 containing digital RS485 boards are susceptible to damage when powered incorrectly or improperly installed.  Sensors 

 

containing  internal  electronic  boards  undergo  additional  quality  checks  prior  to  shipment  to  ensure  that 

 

components are 100% operational upon delivery. Ground loop and 3rd party hardware problems (including but 
not limited to power supplies) may also cause blown electronics or damage to the sensor components and as such 
faulty installations are not covered by warranty.

Summary of Contents for M6M

Page 1: ...TURTLE TOUGH 1 TURTLE TOUGH turtletoughsensors com MANUAL M6M TOUGH DISSOLVED OXYGEN SYSTEM Dissolved Oxygen...

Page 2: ...troduction 6 Site Selection 7 Unpacking 7 Specifications 8 Connection Diagram 9 Operation Temperature Measurement 10 Temperature Stabilisation Time 10 Dissolved Oxygen Measurement 10 Calibration Calib...

Page 3: ...eading Safety Precautions the special safety precautions outlined in other sections must also be observed Warnings used in this manual This manual contains vital information relating to the safety of...

Page 4: ...wired electrical outlet It is recommended that the outlet is protected by an Residual Current Detector or is in any event in compliance with all local electrical regulations Do not bury electrical su...

Page 5: ...them CAUTION When handling this equipment the accident prevention regulations applicable on site must be observed and the specified personal protective equipment worn PPE examples of protective cloth...

Page 6: ...from your sensor The M6M TOUGH Dissolved Oxygen Analyser is a fixed installation electronic communication and control system It is designed for use with Turtle Tough s TOUGH Dissolved Oxygen sensor An...

Page 7: ...ength of wiring runs when mounting the instrument Try to keep the electronics away from substations motors or other large EMI emitters Consider whether the sample will be representative and well mixed...

Page 8: ...ts 2 simultaneous O2 0 0 40 0 ppm 0 400 mV C 0 0 50 0 C 0 500 mV Power supply 240 V AC 50 60 Hz 2 VA Battery with integrated charger Burden 800 short circuit proof Fuse 0 5 A Display 13 mm high 3 1 2...

Page 9: ...ied personnel Follow the correct main circuit connection The instrument must NEVER be switched on without an attached sensor 1 Ground 2 Hot Active 3 Zero Neutral 4 Recorder output oxygen 5 0 4 20 mA 6...

Page 10: ...tantly kept in the measuring liquid it will not be necessary to observe a temperature stabilisation time The best procedure is to wait until the temperature value on the liquid crystal display remains...

Page 11: ...nd the membrane have to be dry remove any humidity by dabbing the tip with tissue paper Cover the sensor i e with newspaper to avoid any wind on the tip 2 Wait for at least 15 20 minutes to be sure th...

Page 12: ...material It is held by means of two red collars 4 and one O Ring 5 During measurements the membrane must not come into contact with sharp objects such as stones or sharp grained sand which might dama...

Page 13: ...verified by holding the sensor horizontally You should now be able to see an air bubble no larger than 4 mm in the centre of the pressure compensation membrane Should refilling of the electrolyte be r...

Page 14: ...low since the white wick like insert would otherwise be damaged Doing this voids the warranty 6 Wipe the cathode clean with tissue paper but do not polish it because the scratched surface helps to for...

Page 15: ...ane until electrolyte appears in all the electrolyte channels Note Never use a needle or other sharp objects to create flow since the white wick like insert would otherwise be damaged Doing this voids...

Page 16: ...pressure ring nut and screw it on carefully Using the Membrane Positioner Use the Membrane Positioner TT TOUGH DO MP to easily replace the cathode membrane without any wrinkles Follow these steps for...

Page 17: ...it for sensor tip with 10 membranes 3 O Rings and 1 bottle electrolyte solution TT TOUGH DO MEM Refill Kit without electrolyte TT TOUGH DO ELEC Electrolyte Solution 125 ml bottle TT TOUGH DO SWM Refil...

Page 18: ...faulty installations corrosion or the effects of chemical processes is excluded from this warranty coverage Our agents or representatives may provide you with a life expectancy guide based on similar...

Page 19: ...service and description of the process Description of the fault and circumstances of the failure Process environmental conditions that may be related to the failure of the sensor Statement as to wheth...

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