Need Help! Problems with Profilux4

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Hi, just came home from a week away to find that my probe sensor is not working.

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I tried to enter myGHL to see if I could pinpoint when this started but the GHL screen is blank!

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Help would be very much appreciated as I do not know what temp is my tank currently at!
 
What does GCC show? Can you reseat your Probe, and verify that there isn't a cable issue?
 
GCC shows Zero temp

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How do I reset it?
 
I have unplugged the sensor and plugged it back in and it is still in the same condition
 
Check your cables and that the BNC is tight connected. In GCC go up to the meny line - click view. Check mark the expert mode. Save. You will have some other options after this. But, IMO, 0 in GCC and #### in the display indicate either a bad probe or connecting problems. Has it work before?

Sincerely Lasse
 
It has worked flawlessly for the past 6142h [emoji4]. It was working perfectly fine when I left last Sunday and today when I got home it was like this. No one touched it while I was gone so likely the probe died... [emoji52]
 
I need to find out what is the warranty on these as I believe it has not been a year since I bought the kit. (I had it a couple of months before I set it up so the hours working does not correspond to the time I bought it [emoji4])
 
Just in case - have you restart your computer? - a Norwegian reset as we say in Sweden :)

Sincerely Lasse
 
I have not... was afraid everything else would go bonkers.... also, still not clear why is myGHL all messed up...
 

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