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Volatiles Sensor
Replacement Sensor Block for Volatile Samples
If you are using the Series 3 or Series 3TE to measure a sample with a high concentration of ethanol or propylene glycol, you may encounter the following problems:
The volatile vapor can contaminate the headspace in the sample chamber, so your first sample will read correctly but subsequent samples will not. Solution: run a sample of activated charcoal in the AquaLab after each volatile-bearing sample to clear the chamber.
The volatile vapor can condense on the mirror and sensor. If this occurs, follow the cleaning procedure explained in the instrument manual.
If you consistently measure samples containing high percentages of volatiles, you will need to order a volatiles sensor block. To install, simply remove your normal chilled-mirror dewpoint block and replace it with the volatiles block. When you turn on your AquaLab, it will recognize the new block and function normally.