How to fix the calibration range exceeded error on Hach TU5200 Laboratory Equipment?
If the calibration range is exceeded, it means the measured turbidity is higher than the instrument's calibration range. Select a calibration curve that covers the full measurement range.
What to do if verification failed on Hach TU5200?
If verification fails, examine the verification standard. Then, calibrate the instrument. If verification is still unsuccessful, push Calibration>Options>Calibration Setup>Reset to Factory Calibration>OK.
What does 'Next calibration is due!' mean on Hach Laboratory Equipment?
Calibrate the instrument. Note that the calibration reminder is set to on.
What to do if there is a Calibration/Verification issue on Hach TU5200?
Examine the standards. Start the calibration or verification again. If calibration (or verification) is not successful, contact technical support.
What does 'Next verification is due!' mean on Hach TU5200?
Do a calibration verification. Note that the verification reminder is set to on.
What to do if the self-check stopped and says to close the lid on my Hach Laboratory Equipment?
If the self-check stops and prompts you to close the lid, simply close the lid and push the 'Close' button.
What to do if network authentication failed on Hach TU5200 Laboratory Equipment?
If network authentication fails, ensure that you enter the correct username and password. Also, verify that the network settings are configured correctly.
What to do if I get a hardware error or instrument error on my Hach TU5200 Laboratory Equipment?
If you encounter a hardware or instrument error, power off the device, wait 20 seconds, and then power it back on. If the problem persists, contact technical support.
General| Brand | Hach |
|---|---|
| Model | TU5200 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Crucial safety warnings and hazard information for operating the instrument.
Detailed information and warnings regarding the Class 1 laser classification.
Specific safety precautions related to the instrument's RFID module.
Recommended practices for placing and setting up the instrument.
Settings and parameter adjustments for instrument operation.
Adjusting parameters like reading mode, units, and data logging.
Procedures for taking and recording sample measurements.
The process of initiating and completing a sample measurement.
Comparing measurements from different sources or instruments.
Step-by-step guide to perform the instrument calibration process.
Executing the steps to verify the instrument's calibration.
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