Thermo Fisher Scientific pHTestr 1 User Manual

Instruction Sheet
Instruction Sheet
Microprocessor based,
Microprocessor based,
pH Tester 1
pH Tester 1
that floats!
that floats!
Waterproof pHTestr 1 Microprocessor-based Pocket pH Tester
BEFORE USE: DO NOT BE ALARMED if
white crystals form around the cap. This
is normal.
CONDITIONING: Condition the unit before
first use. Remove cap, immerse electrode
in tap water for 1 hour. This activates
electrode and dissolves crystals.
CALIBRATION: Select pH 7 buffer for
general testing or pH 4 or 10 buffer
if you are measuring acidic/basic
samples. Press ON/OFF button to power
on. Immerse electrode in chosen
buffer about 2 cm deep and stir gently.
Wait for displayed value to stabilize
at or near the pH buffer chosen.
Next, press the CAL button to enter
calibration sequence. When dis-
play flashes continuously, press
HOLD/CON button to confirm.
You have successfully calibrated
the instrument.
pH TESTING: • Remove cap
and press ON/OFF button on the keypad to turn on the pHTestr 1 • Dip the electrode about 2 cm into the test solution
• Stir once, let the display stabilize. Note the pH • Press
HOLD/CON button if you wish
to hold the reading. Press again
to release • Press the ON/OFF
button to shut off • Tester au-
tomatically shuts-off after 8.5
minutes to conserve batteries!
electrode in tap water after use. In harsh samples, take readings quickly, rinse electrode immediately afterwards with tap water to remove residues and prevent electrode contamination. To maximize electrode life, place a small piece of clean cloth or sponge in the cap, moisten with tap water (NOT DE-IONIZED WATER), and replace cap.
CHANGING BATTERIES: Twist open the
battery compar tment lid. Remove old batteries and replace with fresh ones noting polarity as shown in battery compartment. Re-calibrate after battery change.
Keypad
USEFUL NOTE: • To avoid cross contami-
nation, rinse between samples and buffer with tap water • Calibration should be done regularly or daily to ensure good tester accuracy.
ERROR MESSAGES: E1 - Weak batteries.
Need replacement. E2 - Wrong or bad buffer value (out of range) or the electrode is failing. OR - Over range signal or electrode is not in contact with sample solution.
68X247716 2/05 Rev 4
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