It's very possible it's not related. They don't list W.A # in any reference. Interesting it's the same number as the default though. The manual actually says the normal range is lower. I'll look at what mine is set at tonight.
Does it sound like it's running a second test? I'm guessing, but what it sounds like: it's running a test; detects some sort of error (maybe no sw/too much sw?), reports error, finishes its test cycle by purging some water, gives you some wrong KH value.
Maybe investigate like this:
Pre Test - Check the reaction chamber for water
Run Test - After it's been adding water to the reaction chamber, unplug it before you would get an error and it could purge water, check the reaction chamber, more water? white float, floating?
Not sure whether we're allowed to post FB Groups but it's called "KH Guardian---KHG Auto alk dosing ; auto KH controller Dr. Bridge". Get a post going there too.