To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if KEM MKC-710 show 'Meas. Over!'?
If your KEM Measuring Instruments display 'Meas. Over!', it means the measurement exceeds the instrument's range. Try changing the catholyte, and if necessary, also change the anolyte. If a single measurement exceeds 300mgH2O, reduce the sample size to not exceed this limit and try again.
What to do if KEM MKC-710 Measuring Instruments show 'Over Titr!'?
If your KEM Measuring Instruments display 'Over Titr!', it indicates over-titration. This can occur if the reagent in the cell has too much iodine, or if the titration cell is under direct sunlight, or if the anode is stained. Add water to the cell. Refrain from direct sun’s rays or use a brown cell. Clean the inner burette and the electrode.
What to do if KEM MKC-710 Measuring Instruments show 'Electrode short!'?
If your KEM Measuring Instruments display 'Electrode short!', it could be due to several reasons. It may be because the twin Pt pins of the electrode are in contact, it is over-titration, or the tip of the electrode is cracked. Correct the two pins to extend in parallel. Add water to polarize the cell. Replace the detection electrode.
How to fix 'Electrode Open!' error on KEM Measuring Instruments?
If your KEM Measuring Instruments display an 'Electrode Open!' error, it could be due to a disconnected connecting cable or a broken/loosely connected electrode cable. Check the connection between the detection electrode and stirrer. If the cable is broken, replace the electrode.
What to do if KEM MKC-710 Measuring Instruments show 'Current Error!'?
If your KEM Measuring Instruments display 'Current Error!', it suggests that the sample liquid resistance is too high, or the electrode cable is broken, preventing current flow for electrolysis in the inner cell. Check the electrode connection and reduce the sample size.
General| Brand | KEM |
|---|---|
| Model | MKC-710 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Lists key features of the MKC-710 moisture titrator, covering design, operation, and functionality.
Covers symbol meanings, installation precautions, and power source safety.
Explains the meaning and purpose of 'Note' and 'Hint' symbols used in the manual.
Lists all parts included with the MKC-710 unit for initial setup.
Covers assembly of the titration cell, clamp filter, and power cable connections.
Guides on installing manual and automatic solvent change units.
Identifies components, explains key functions, and describes display messages and basic operations.
Guides on changing display language and setting the instrument's date and time.
Outlines measurement steps, cell assembly, and reagent filling procedures.
Details sample measurement, data recalculation, batch processing, and USB data storage.
Explains saving and loading method conditions to/from a USB drive or PC.
Introduces method setup, configuration, and procedures for locking/unlocking methods.
Guides on setting titration modes, cell types, and calculation parameters.
Provides calculation formulas and explains how to configure report settings.
Introduces features like manual operation, data file management, history, sample, and reagent settings.
Covers bromine number/index measurement principles, preparation, and procedure.
Details balance setting, USB device connection, and Android device integration for measurements.
Configures RS-232C, data acquisition software, printer, balance, and USB connections.
Covers operator management, date/time, language, beep, parameter clearing, and serial number display.
Configures LCD contrast, print headers/footers, and automatic mean value settings.
Essential instructions for daily upkeep, including greasing, septum/desiccant replacement, and checks.
Covers instrument storage, electrode/cell cleaning, pump tube/filter replacement, and battery replacement.
Lists common error and alarm messages with their causes and remedies.
Provides flowcharts for diagnosing issues like stirrer malfunction, high drift, over-titration, and repeatability.
Addresses specific issues like jammed glass contacts and clogged drain pumps.
Lists parts, optional peripherals, technical specifications, and international standards.
Explains measurement principles and recommends Karl Fischer reagents by sample type.
Details setup and method parameters, including their default values and selection ranges.
Outlines the product warranty period, terms, exclusions, and disclaimer of liability.
