How to fix a Metrohm Laboratory Equipment Titrando when the "On" LED doesn't light up?
If the "On" LED doesn't light up on your Metrohm Laboratory Equipment Titrando even when it's plugged in, the issue might be that the Touch Control or the computer isn't switched on, or the plugs aren't correctly connected. To resolve this, verify the plug connections and ensure that the Touch Control or the computer is powered on.
What to do if the exchange unit cannot be removed from the Metrohm Laboratory Equipment Titrando and the "Status" LED blinks slowly?
If you can't remove the exchange unit from your Metrohm Laboratory Equipment Titrando and the "Status" LED is blinking slowly, it's likely that dosing or filling is in progress, or the Titrando isn't in the change position. To solve this, stop the current run or perform a "Fill" step.
Why can't I push the exchange unit into position on my Metrohm Laboratory Equipment Titrando?
If you are unable to push the exchange unit into position on your Metrohm Laboratory Equipment Titrando, there are a couple of potential causes: * The exchange unit flat cock is not in the change position. Manually move the flat cock to the change position by ensuring the switch lever is pointing to the right. * The piston rod in the exchange unit is not in the correct position. Adjust the piston rod to the correct position, referring to the exchange unit Instructions for Use, Section "Attaching the exchange unit".
What to do if the "Status" LED does not light up on a Metrohm Laboratory Equipment Titrando with an exchange unit in place?
If the "Status" LED doesn't light up on your Metrohm Laboratory Equipment Titrando, even with an exchange unit in place, it might be because the exchange unit isn't attached correctly. Try removing the exchange unit and then re-attaching it, ensuring it clicks into position. Note that the LED will blink while data is being read from an intelligent exchange unit (806) and will remain on continuously once the exchange unit is correctly recognized.
General| mV Resolution | 0.1 mV |
|---|---|
| Temperature Resolution | 0.1 °C |
| Applications | Acid-base, redox, complexometric, precipitation, Karl Fischer titration |
| Measuring inputs | pH, mV, temperature |
| Stirrer control | Integrated stirrer control |
| Software | tiamo |
| Titration Methods | MET (Monotonic Equivalence Titration), SET (Fixed Equivalence Titration) |
| Dosing Resolution | Varies depending on the Dosing device used |
| Minimum Dosing Volume | Varies depending on the Dosing device used |
| pH Resolution | 0.001 |
| Interface | USB |
| Power Supply | 100 – 240 V AC (depending on the model) |
| Dimensions | Varies depending on the model |
| Weight | Varies depending on the model |
Provides a description of the Titrando system and its common features.
Explains the organization, notation, and pictograms used in the manual.
Details the physical parts and operational controls of the Titrando instrument.
Covers essential safety guidelines, including electrical safety and electrostatic protection.
Provides a flow diagram illustrating the installation process of a titration system.
Covers unpacking, checking, and selecting an appropriate location for the instrument.
Explains how to connect either a Touch Control or a computer for system operation.
Details connecting peripheral devices via the Metrohm Serial Bus (MSB) ports.
Explains how to connect various peripherals and devices using the Titrando's USB ports.
Explains how to connect different types of sensors and measuring interfaces.
Provides information on how to update the instrument's software.
Lists common problems, their possible causes, and recommended solutions for the Titrando.
Contains key technical specifications for the Titrando system, including modes, interfaces, and specs.
Lists the standard equipment included with various Titrando instrument models.
Lists optional instruments and accessories for expanding the Titrando system's capabilities.
Covers warranty terms and declarations of conformity for Metrohm products.
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