Do any LFS carry the replacement probe for the Pinpoint PH monitor?

[stlouisguy]

Since it read 14.4 this morning I think it may be going bad



Would like to go pick it up instead of ordering online

Thanks!

 

[sirreal63]

Clean it and re-calibrate it...if you haven't already done so.

 

[stlouisguy]

Probe is over year and a half. Whats the best way to clean it? What should I use or NOT use?

 

[sirreal63]

I use a soft toothbrush but I think you can also soak it in vinegar to loosen up any calcification on it. I haven't had to hit mine with vinegar but it will get the calc. off of it. Make sure you unplug it before soaking it though.

 

[stlouisguy]

Thanks, I will give it a try when I get home. I have some fluid to calibrate it back so hopefully it will work

 

[sirreal63]

Make sure you don't let it dry out and be gentle with it.

 

[Im Lon 2]

I think I need a whole new PH monitor I'm not sure. If I touch Metal plug-in where the probe plugs into the monitor the PH Reading goes nuts.

I just calibrated mine 2 weeks ago because it said my PH was 7.8, and my PH has never been that low. It still shows my reading at 7.8 so I don't know if the probe is bad or my PH is actually that low?

Sorry didn't mean to High Jack your thread.