Apex PH probe

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I cannot get my Apex PH probe to calibrate. I’ve used PH testers before... that had to be calibrated. So I have a question.

Am I supposed to remove the plastic tip cover on the probe? My last tester had a similar cap, but it was just to keep the probe head wet...
 
Removing those caps is not in the video neptunes created for this set up... I did just find it in the online manual...

kinna feeling like an idiot... kinna not... either way... it’s fixed now
 
I cannot get my Apex PH probe to calibrate. I’ve used PH testers before... that had to be calibrated. So I have a question.

Am I supposed to remove the plastic tip cover on the probe? My last tester had a similar cap, but it was just to keep the probe head wet...
I did the same thing, take all the caps off of probes except the temp on. It stays on.
 
I use the apex probe on my ph meter.
I have the apex but never set it up lol.
I use the cap with storage fluid in it when not in use.
Its all good, and im sure its working fine now lol.
They are a quality probe imo.
 

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