Testing The Sensor Via A Transmitter - Mettler Toledo InPro 6850i Bedienungsanleitung

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If the green LED lights up the current for air
m easurement is with i n the admissible range.
If the LED does not light up, you should check the
battery of the O
manual "Accessories"). If the battery is working,
than there is probably a problem with your sen-
sor. You should change the electrolyte and/or the
m embrane body of your sensor. If after a m embrane
change the LED still does not light up, this means
that there is maybe something wrong with the inte-
rior body of the sensor. You should then change it
(see "Section 6.2").
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Important! The Sensor Check function only verifies
the correctness of the electrode current for air
measurement. In order to be absolutely sure of
the functionality of the sensor, the residual signal
in an oxygen free medium should also be con-
trolled (see "Section 6.1.3").

6.1.3 Testing the sensor via a transmitter

A periodic zero current measurement (no zero point
calibration!) is recommended for verification of
proper sensor function.
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Note: At the time you carry out the zero current
measurement, the sensor must be polarized.
Zero current measurement can be done by using
zero ing gel (order no. 30 300 435) or nitrogen (N
or carbon dioxide (CO
purity of at least 99.995 %, alternatively in a sample
medium saturated with one of these gases.
After 2 minutes in an oxygen-free sample medium,
the reading on the transmitter should drop to below
10 % of the reading in ambient air, and within
10 minutes the value should have dropped to below
1 %.
If the measured values are too high, this suggests
a depleted electrolyte or a defective membrane. In
the first instance replace the electrolyte, and in the
second case exchange both the membrane body
and the electrolyte accordingly.
If after such procedures the above mentioned values
are still not reached, replace the interior body. If
this doesn't solve the problem too send the sensor
to your local METTLER TOLEDO representative for
inspection.
Many sample media contain volatile substances
which, even at very low concentrations, have a
c learly perceptible smell. Similarly to oxygen, these
s ubstances are able to invade the electrolyte through
the gas-permeable membrane. Accordingly, they
b ecome noticeable when changing the electrolyte.
In most cases, such substances have absolutely no
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