4.
Fill the sensor cap (4) to the brim with
electrolyte (3) taking care to avoid
bubbles
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3
4
Fig. 3: Sensor cap (4) with electrolyte (3)
5.
Place the sensor shaft (5) vertically onto
the sensor cap (7) filled with electrolyte
(6) and turn until the thread catches
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5
6
7
Fig. 4: Sensor shaft (5) with electrolyte (6) and
sensor cap (7)
6.
Turn the sensor cap manually until it
stops. No gap must be visible between
the sensor cap and the sensor shaft
ð
Excess electrolyte (8) exits from the
openings when screwing together.
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8
Fig. 5: Electrolyte (8) exits
7.
Remove sensor cap protector (11)
8.
Rinse the leaked electrolyte (10) from the
sensor (9) and from your fingers under
running water
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9
10
11
Fig. 6: Remove sensor cap protector (11)
ð
There should be no air in the sensor
cap and the electrolyte. If the meas‐
uring results are unclear during
operation then the sensor cap must
be re-filled. If the problem persists
then the sensor must be regener‐
ated by ProMinent.
Assembly
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