pH Probe 7070.110 and Smartcontroller 7000

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Hi All,

I'm having trouble getting a reading from my Tunze PH probe with the Smartcontroller7000.

Since installing it he only reading I get is 0. It probably isn't calibrated correctly yet but even so I would have expected it to fluctuate and not read exactly zero over a 24 hour period.

Is there something I haven't done or that I should check? So far I have removed the plastic end cap that came on the probe, restarted the smartcontroller and checked to make sure the probe is plugged in to the unit correctly.

Thanks

Shane
 

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My suspicion would be something is wrong on the controller end as even a bad probe or bad connection would give something other than zero. Are you sure the pH control function is switched on?
 
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Yes, although it doesn't seem to matter if it's on or off it still reads zero. The funny thing is that when I switch it to mV it actually shows the mV value on the screen of the head unit. When it's switched to pH It doesn't show a value at all.

I've updated the software to the latest version, switched the unit on and off, performed a reset and still won't work. Otherwise the unit is brilliant.
 

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Thank you, FWIW, it will get a circuit board update in a few months and when that happens it will be a complimentary upgrade. Having had this unit since it came out, even if you break the conector or have a bad probe, you will get a reading that is wrong, but not 0.0, I would contact Tunze Australia about exchanging it.
 

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