What to do if Hanna Instruments HI2550 Measuring Instruments display shows EC, TDS or NaCl reading blinking?
If the EC, TDS, or NaCl reading is blinking, it indicates that the reading is out of range for the current scale. To resolve this: * Recalibrate the meter. * Ensure the solution you are measuring is within the specified range for the instrument. * Also, verify that the LOCK key was not accidentally pressed.
Why do Hanna Instruments HI2550 Measuring Instruments readings fluctuate up and down?
Fluctuating readings, or noise, can be caused by several factors: * A clogged or dirty junction. * Low electrolyte level (for refillable pH electrodes). * An improperly inserted EC probe sleeve with air bubbles inside. To address this: * Clean the electrode. * Refill the electrode with fresh solution (if it's a refillable type). * Insert the sleeve correctly and tap the probe to remove any air bubbles.
What to do if Hanna Instruments HI2550 Measuring Instruments meter does not accept the calibration solution?
If the meter is not accepting the calibration solution, it could be due to a dirty or out of order pH electrode or contaminated calibration solution. You should follow the cleaning procedure for the electrode. If the issue persists, consider replacing the electrode.
Why is Hanna Instruments HI2550 showing pH -2.00 or 16.00 blinking?
A blinking “pH -2.00” or “16.00” indicates that the pH reading is out of the measurable range. Try the following: * Recalibrate the meter. * Ensure that the pH of your sample is within the specified range for the meter. * Check the electrolyte level and overall condition of the electrode.
Why is Hanna Instruments HI2550 showing mV -2000 or 2000 blinking?
A blinking “mV -2000” or “2000” indicates that the mV reading is out of range. This is often due to the electrode not being properly connected. Verify that the electrode is securely connected to the meter.
How to fix slow response measuring pH with Hanna Instruments Measuring Instruments?
A slow response or excessive drift when measuring pH is often caused by a dirty pH electrode. To resolve this, soak the electrode tip in HI7061 or HI8061 for 30 minutes, and then thoroughly clean the electrode.
What to do if Hanna Instruments HI2550 Measuring Instruments meter fails to calibrate or gives faulty readings?
If the meter fails to calibrate or provides faulty readings, it may be due to a broken electrode. In this case, replace the electrode.
What to do if Hanna Instruments Measuring Instruments meter does not work with the temperature probe?
If the meter isn't working with the temperature probe, it's likely due to a broken or incorrect temperature probe. The solution is to replace the temperature probe.
Why Hanna Instruments Measuring Instruments meter fails to calibrate NaCl?
If the meter fails to calibrate for NaCl, it's likely due to an incorrect EC calibration. To fix this, recalibrate the meter in the EC range and set the cell constant to 1.
What to do if Hanna Instruments Measuring Instruments displays all LCD tags permanently?
If the meter displays all LCD tags permanently at startup, it indicates that one of the keys is blocked. Check the keyboard for any stuck keys, or contact the vendor for assistance.
General| pH Range | -2.00 to 16.00 pH |
|---|---|
| pH Resolution | 0.01 pH |
| pH Accuracy | ±0.01 pH |
| ORP Range | ±2000 mV |
| ORP Resolution | 1 mV |
| ORP Accuracy | ±1 mV |
| Temperature Resolution | 0.1°C (0.1°F) |
| EC Accuracy | ±1% of reading |
| TDS Accuracy | ±1% of reading |
| Salinity Resolution | 0.01% |
| Salinity Accuracy | ±1% of reading |
| Display | LCD |
| Type | pH/ORP/EC/TDS/Salinity Meter |
| Temperature Range | -20.0 to 120.0 °C |
| Temperature Compensation | Automatic from -20.0 to 120.0 °C |
| Power Supply | 12 VDC adapter |
Initial checks and overall description of the HI2550 meter's capabilities.
Details the components and functions of the front and rear panels.
Technical specifications including measurement ranges, resolutions, and accuracy.
Guidelines for connecting the power adapter and various probes/electrodes.
Step-by-step guide for pH, mV, EC, TDS, NaCl, and temperature measurements.
Using temperature compensation and auto-ranging features for accurate readings.
Detailed steps for pH calibration, including preparation and types.
Procedures for calibrating EC, TDS, NaCl, and relative mV readings.
Using GLP for data storage and the instrument's logging functions.
Configuring instrument settings like time, date, units, and alarms.
Recalibrating temperature/mV sensors and connecting to a PC.
Procedures for electrode care, cleaning, and resolving common issues.
List of available accessories, compliance, and warranty information.
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