How to calibrate pH probe?
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Bottom of page 19 and top of page 20
https://www.neptunesystems.com/downloads/docs/Comprehensive_Reference_Manual.pdf
I found it best to leave the probe in the installed in the sump for a few days before attempting the calibration. Make sure all the wires are routed and the probe and calibration solutions are at the same temperature.
https://www.neptunesystems.com/downloads/docs/Comprehensive_Reference_Manual.pdf
I found it best to leave the probe in the installed in the sump for a few days before attempting the calibration. Make sure all the wires are routed and the probe and calibration solutions are at the same temperature.
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Thanks much!
The first time a friend helped me calibrate we had to log into the old Fusion and enable the pm1 module, then do a bunch of other funky stuff. Took like half an hour, I mistakenly thought I was going to go through that ordeal again. Thankfully not!
The first time a friend helped me calibrate we had to log into the old Fusion and enable the pm1 module, then do a bunch of other funky stuff. Took like half an hour, I mistakenly thought I was going to go through that ordeal again. Thankfully not!
