What to do if eXact 486201 shows “HI” on LCD while reading?
If the eXact Measuring Instruments displays “HI” on the LCD while reading, it means the result is above the detection level. To address this, re-run the test to verify the result.
How to fix dim screen or no response from eXact Measuring Instruments?
If the eXact Measuring Instruments displays a dim screen or doesn't respond, it's likely due to a low battery. The solution is to replace the batteries.
What to do if eXact 486201 shows “LO” on LCD while reading?
If the eXact Measuring Instruments shows “LO” on the LCD while reading, it indicates that the result is below the detection level. You should re-run the test to verify the result.
What to do if eXact Measuring Instruments shows "HI" flashes on LCD, then "Err"?
If the eXact Measuring Instruments displays “HI” flashing on the LCD, followed by “Err”, it could be due to the Combined Chlorine result being above the detection limit. Try diluting and re-running the test, or simply re-run the test to verify the result.
What to do if eXact 486201 Measuring Instruments shows “LO” flashes on LCD, then "Err"?
If the eXact Measuring Instruments displays “LO” flashing on the LCD, followed by “Err”, it indicates an improper test procedure for Combined Chlorine. Carefully re-read the test procedure and follow the directions.
Why does eXact Measuring Instruments show “LO” on LCD while zeroing?
If the eXact Measuring Instruments shows “LO” on the LCD while zeroing, the possible causes are a low battery (replace batteries), a dirty cell (clean the cell), or a cloudy sample (dilute the sample or use a filter). If none of these actions solve the problem, it may be due to a bad LED, in which case you should contact ITS.
General| Brand | eXact |
|---|---|
| Model | 486201 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Describes the sample cell, display, buttons, base, and cell cover.
Step-by-step instructions for installing AAA batteries.
Powering on, filling the cell, selecting the test, and zeroing the meter.
Using the strip, dipping, reading results, and important tips.
Powering on, filling the cell, selecting the test, and zeroing the meter.
Using the strip, dipping, reading results, and important tips.
Preparing the sample, powering on, filling cell, selecting test, and zeroing.
Using the strip, dipping, reading results, and interpreting for salt concentration.
Powering on, filling the cell, selecting the test, and zeroing the meter.
Using the strip, dipping, reading results, and calculating Total Bromine.
Re-zeroing, using the DPD-3 strip, and dipping.
Reading results, understanding interferences, and total chlorine calculation.
Powering on, filling the cell, selecting the test, and zeroing the meter.
Using the strip, dipping, and reading the copper result.
Powering on, filling the cell, selecting the test, and zeroing the meter.
Adding drops, mixing, and reading the Cyanuric Acid result.
Powering on, filling the cell, selecting the test, and zeroing the meter.
Using the strip, dipping, and reading the pH result.
Powering on, filling the cell, selecting the test, and zeroing the meter.
Using the strip, dipping, reading results, and cell cleaning.
Inserting the key, pressing read, and recording the result.
Auto-shutoff, result storage, and retrieval.
Rinsing, filling, strip selection, and general handling tips.
Cell cleaning, battery installation, and storage conditions.
Table of troubleshooting scenarios and fixes.
Information on accuracy, warranty, and how to get technical help.
Details on the sample cell and the 2-year warranty policy.
Explanation of Ready Snap® for calibration verification.
Information on USEPA acceptance for chlorine testing.
Description of the available carrying cases for the meter and reagents.
Overview of MAHC guidelines for pool water quality.
Requirements and accuracy ratings for water quality testing devices.
Detailed table of tests, part numbers, ranges, and accuracy.
Details on patents, trademarks, and company contact information.
To Next Page
