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8 Maintenance and Support
Functional Check
Correct functioning of the Resipod can be checked with the test strip provided . The test strip is intended to be used by both Resipod models (38 mm,1 .5” and 50 mm spacing) .
The upper row allows the functional check using the full 200 µA range . The lower row allows the functional check using the reduced 50 µA range . Resistors to the outer pads limit the maximum current to approx . 20 µA, (only two segments in the current indicator strip are active) .
The expected test results are summarized in the table below:
Current range
200µA (upper row)
50 µA (lower row)
Expected test result
38 mm (1.5”) spacing
12 (±0 .2) k Ωcm
90 (±1 .8) k Ωcm
Expected test result
50 mm spacing
16 (±0 .2) k Ωcm
120 (±2 .4) k Ωcm
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Cleaning of the probes and the body
The probes can be removed for cleaning, replacement or for fitting test accessories, such as the variable spacing probe . They’re snap fit, so simply pull them off . Be careful not to lose the spring .
After cleaning, replace the probes by inserting them into the shafts and snapping them firmly into place . Ensure the fit by pressing on the rubber cap as shown in the figure .
Long caps go on outer probes .
Probes need not be kept moist when the unit is not in use .
The unit can be rinsed with water (make sure USB cover is firmly in place) . Since the instrument has an extremely high input impedance, check that the underside of the case is clean (dirt or salt deposits might create leakage currents and yield faulty readings) .
Note! The springs are intentionally long to ensure a constant pressure on all four probes, while allowing a ± 4 mm displacement on the inner tips to accommodate uneven or curved surfaces .
Support Concept
Proceq is committed to providing a complete support service for this instrument by means of our global service and support facilities . It is recommended that the user register the product on www .
proceq .com to obtain the latest on available updates and other valuable information .
Standard Warranty and Extended Warranty
The standard warranty covers the electronic portion of the instrument for 24 months and the mechanical portion of the instrument for 6 months . An extended warranty for one, two or three years for the electronic portion of the instrument may be purchased up to 90 days of date of purchase .
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Table of contents
- 3 Safety and Liability
- 3 2 Getting started
- 3 2 .1 Resipod Basics
- 4 2 .2 The Resipod Measurement Principle
- 5 2 .3 The Resipod Display
- 7 3 Measuring Resistivity with Resipod
- 7 3 .1 Making a Measurement
- 8 3 .2 Memory Function
- 10 Resistivity Measurements on Site
- 10 4 .1 Influences
- 11 4 .2 Applications
- 13 Quality Control Applications
- 16 5 .2 Resipod Geometric
- 17 Units, Parts and Accessories
- 17 Technical Specifications
- 18 Maintenance and Support
- 20 ResipodLink Software