Bluelab Combo Meter
5.0 Cleaning Probes and Meter Maintenance cont.
5.4 pH Calibration
For accurate meter readings the pH probe is cleaned and recalibrated frequently.
The pH calibration involves cleaning the pH probe and then calibrating in two
solutions.
If a pH below 7.0 is being measured, use pH7.0 and pH4.0 calibration solutions.
If pH above 7.0 is being measured, use pH7.0 and pH10.0 calibration solutions.
If a message appears during the calibration process, such as 'e2: pH' then calibration
was unreliable. Description of errors and causes are described in Section 6.0 of
this document, titled 'Error Messages'. Follow these steps for meter pH calibration.
Clean pH Probe
1
Clean the probe as described in Section 5.1 of this
document.
pH7.0 Calibration
2
Rinse probe thoroughly in fresh water, shake off excess
water and place probe in a pH7.0 calibration solution for
one minute or more.
Once meter reading is stable, press and hold CALIBRATE
button until display starts flashing. Release button and
press CAL 7.0 button once. The display stops flashing
when '7.0pH' is displayed.
pH4.0/pH10.0 Calibration
3
Rinse the pH probe thoroughly in fresh water, shake off excess water and place the
probe in either pH4.0 or pH10.0 calibration solution. Wait for a period of at least one
minute for reading to stabilize.
Press and hold CALIBRATE button until display starts flashing. Release button and
press CAL 4/10 button once. The display will stop flashing with '4.0pH' or '10.0pH'
displayed, depending on the solution used. The meter is now calibrated and ready
for use.
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Display
Flashing
pH7.0
Calibration
Solution
Figure 6. Typical
Calibration Display
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Can you keep your blue labs multimeter in your nutrient solution 24 seven
The context does not provide specific information about whether the Bluelab Combo Meter can be kept in nutrient solution 24/7. However, it does mention storing the pH probe in a KCl storage solution and following a monthly cleaning procedure, which suggests that continuous submersion in nutrient solution may not be recommended.
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