aleonn
New member
I had my conductivity probe in storage for the last few months, and had time to attempt installation recently.
The first step was the dry calibration, and the number settled quickly at 44 (within half a second).
The second step, I calibrated with 53us solution, but the number stayed constant at 44 and never changed. There's no change whether I place the probe in RO water or tank water. When I press "OK", the controller states that the calibration failed and will use the default settings.
When I place the probe in the sump afterward, there's a constant reading of "01.2," whether or not the probe is in the sump, in RO water, or dry.
* My Apex firmware is: 4.04_BC10
* My PM2 SW revision is: 003 (OK)
* Temperature and pH probes are working fine, and are attached to the base unit.
* Cleaned the probe with vinegar and RO water
* Resetting the Apex did not help
Has anyone else experienced this issue before? The probe worked a few months ago, and is about 4 months old. My understanding is that I did not have to store the conductivity probe with any particular storage solution. What may have caused this?
The first step was the dry calibration, and the number settled quickly at 44 (within half a second).
The second step, I calibrated with 53us solution, but the number stayed constant at 44 and never changed. There's no change whether I place the probe in RO water or tank water. When I press "OK", the controller states that the calibration failed and will use the default settings.
When I place the probe in the sump afterward, there's a constant reading of "01.2," whether or not the probe is in the sump, in RO water, or dry.
* My Apex firmware is: 4.04_BC10
* My PM2 SW revision is: 003 (OK)
* Temperature and pH probes are working fine, and are attached to the base unit.
* Cleaned the probe with vinegar and RO water
* Resetting the Apex did not help
Has anyone else experienced this issue before? The probe worked a few months ago, and is about 4 months old. My understanding is that I did not have to store the conductivity probe with any particular storage solution. What may have caused this?