In-line salinity probe problems.

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OK Apex friends I have a problem I need some advice on.
My salinity probe has been reading spot on and I want to put it in a in-line probe holder. It’s dead on until I feed and turn the pump off and it goes up into the high 40s low 50s and won’t come back down. If I take it out and put it back in the tank it goes right back down to where it should be.
Any advice?
Tony.
 
OK Apex friends I have a problem I need some advice on.
My salinity probe has been reading spot on and I want to put it in a in-line probe holder. It’s dead on until I feed and turn the pump off and it goes up into the high 40s low 50s and won’t come back down. If I take it out and put it back in the tank it goes right back down to where it should be.
Any advice?
Tony.
That’s usually an indication that there are air bubbles in the probe.
 

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