Do Pinpoint PH controllers go bad?

[Knapp870]

I have a mc122 PH controller for my calcium reactor and have been having issues with the ph going to 0 or 1. I've swapped in several different ph probes I have on various tanks and they then seem to all go "bad" after a few weeks. I also notice that when i touch the controller body the ph drops or jumps...which I assume is due to some stray voltage somewhere. Any thoughts?

My current thought is to just replace all my probes as they are all 1-3 yrs old even though I calibrate them every so often. But, I don't want to waste too much money on probes if it turns out the controller is toast.

 

[GoVols]

Your Pinpoint box sounds jiggy to me... ;Wacky

FWIW:
I like running my cal reactor with Apex Fusion, for the long graphs.

Running Neptune's lab grade double junction probe, and put in a brand new one, once an year.

Might want to save up for the ApexEL... ;Hilarious

 

[Knapp870]

Your Pinpoint box sounds jiggy to me... ;Wacky

FWIW:
I like running my cal reactor with Apex Fusion, for the long graphs.

Running Neptune's lab grade double junction probe, and put in a brand new one, once an year.

Might want to save up for the ApexEL... ;Hilarious

I run a few reef angels. I'm good on controllers. Thanks

 

[GoVols]

I run a few reef angels. I'm good on controllers. Thanks

Yeah,
Those Reef Angels hang in there.

Are you going to try a new Pinpoint ph controller?

It maybe stray voltage or a short in the box.

@Brew12
Could help, but he might be booked for the weekend.

 

[Knapp870]

Yeah,
Those Reef Angels hang in there.

Are you going to try a new Pinpoint ph controller?

I'm going to replace the probe and see where that gets me with a brand new one.