31.9 Coulometric Karl Fischer titration
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■
490
■■■■■■■■
900 Touch Control
Problem Cause Remedy
The Control parameters
are set incorrectly.
■ Reset the Control parameters to default
values.
The titration time is
too long.
The drift during condition-
ing is not stable.
■ Wait before starting the titration until the
drift has become stable.
The parameter Start drift
is set too high.
■ Set the Start drift lower.
■ Adjust the Stop drift or use the Relative
stop drift.
The parameter Stop drift
is set too low.
■ Set the Stop drift higher or use the Rela-
tive stop drift.
The water quantity is too
high.
■ Observe the sample size and water con-
tents in accordance with .
The Control parameters
are set incorrectly.
■ Set the parameter Dynamics lower and
the parameter Max. rate higher.
The result is too
high.
The titration cell is not yet
correctly conditioned.
■ Shake the titration cell and wait until the
drift is stable.
The sample contains oxi-
dizable substances.
■ Consider using a KF oven.
■ See technical literature.
The parameter Stop drift
is set too low.
■ Set the Stop drift higher or use the Rela-
tive stop drift.
The drift correction is too
small (e.g. for the use of a
KF oven or for manual drift
correction).
■ Start the titration as long as the gas flow
still exists between the conditioning vial
and the titration cell.
■ Set the parameter Drift correction to
auto (= automatic drift correction).
The result is too
low.
The sample releases iodine. ■ Consider using a KF oven.
■ See technical literature.
The parameter Stop drift
is set too high.
■ Set the Stop drift lower.
The drift correction is too
large (e.g. with excessively
high start drift, with fluctu-
ating drift or with manual
drift correction).
■ Ensure stable and lower drift.
■ Set the parameter Drift correction to
auto (= automatic drift correction).