Other Settings; Troubleshooting Guide - WaterLink SpinTouchDW Mode D'emploi

Other Settings

TROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Problem
"No Disk, Test Aborted"
"No Disk Cover, Test
Aborted"
"Lid Open, Test Aborted"
"Used Disk"
Meter Check Disk
"Sanitizer" appears on
test screen instead of
"Source"
High pH results
Hardness Units allows the selection of units for the hardness test
result to be reported as gpg or ppm for the Drinking Water market
type. Tap to return to the Settings menu.
About... lists the Serial Number, Firmware Version, Bluetooth MAC
address, Bluetooth Version and Test Count. The Test Count shows
the number of complete tests that have been performed over the
lifetime of the meter. Tap
Ranges Enabled allows the option of having test results that are
out of the range of the reagent system displayed in red. The default
setting is on.
When Show Market Type is selected, the market type will be displayed
on the Testing Screen. The default setting is OFF. Tap
the Settings menu.
Select Disk Detection to display an error message and abort the
test when improper testing conditions, such as No Disk, No Disk
Cover, Used Disk or Meter Check Disk, are present that would result
in inaccurate or no test results. The default setting is ON. Tap
return to the Settings menu.
Reason
No disk in chamber
Empty chamber
Disk cover was not used
Lid opened
Reacted disk in chamber
Meter Check Disk in chamber
instead of reagent disk
Wrong Market Type was chosen
Water sample temperature above
100 °F (38 °C) interferes with pH
reagent
to return to the Settings menu.
Solution
Place fi lled disk in chamber. Cover
with disk cover. Select OK. Start
test.
Insert fi lled disk. Cover with disk
cover. Select OK. Start test.
Use disk cover. Select OK. Start
test.
Close lid. Select OK. Start test.
Select "Continue" to go to Test
Results screen. Select "Abort" to
go to Testing screen and run test
with new disk.
Select "Continue" to go to Test
Results screen. Select "Abort" to
go to Testing screen and run test
with reagent disk.
Go to Settings. Change Market
Type to Drinking Water
For water samples over 100 °F (38
°C) subtract 0.3 from pH result or,
for the most accurate result, wait
until water sample is below 90 °F
(32 °C) to test
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