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Probe is one example. A glass thermometer with 0.01 °C resolution is another. The
thermometer should be placed in close proximity to the TA-70 calibrator and Heat-
Prober under calibration to determine the correction temperature. Cover the three
units with a cloth cover to prevent drafts from affecting readings and allow to stabilize
for 30 minutes.
Always position the selector switch to the OFF position when not in use to prevent bat-
tery drain. A LOW battery indication is displayed by a rapidly changing display on the
thermocouple Heat-Prober under calibration. If in doubt as to battery condition, meas-
ure the battery voltage with a DVM. Battery voltage should be 6.75 volts +0.1 volt. Battery
life is at least one year for normal utilization.
Batteries may be replaced or measured by removing the four cover retaining screws
and carefully lifting off the cover. The battery may be removed from the holder and
replaced with a Wahl Instruments battery, part number 9782-9.
TA70 ACCURACY SPECIFICATIONS
Switch Pos
Accuracy
130° F
650
1300
1900
0.2°F
1.0
2.0
3.0
Summary of Contents for 2500MX
Page 8: ...4 Figure 2 1 Digital Heat Prober Major Features...
Page 14: ...10 Figure 3 2 Standard Wahl Probes Figure 3 3 Extension Probe Handle...
Page 16: ...12 Figure 3 4 Molten Metal Dipstick...
Page 28: ...24 Figure 5 2 Heat Prober with Wahl Calibrator...
Page 29: ...25 TP2 R29 R9 R20 TP1 R22 TP3 U 3 Figure 5 3 LED Adjustment Points...
Page 30: ...26 TP2 R29 R9 R20 TP1 R22 TP3 U 3 Figure 5 4 LCD Adjustment Points...
Page 32: ...28 Figure 6 1 Program Flow Chart...
Page 43: ...39 Figure 8 1 Block Diagram...
Page 44: ...40 Figure 8 2 LED Component Layout...
Page 45: ...41 Figure 8 3 LCD Component Layout...
Page 54: ...50 Figure 11 1 2500M Accessories and Special Purpose Probes...