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6K to 24K range, state-of-the art electronic gold testing technology from Tri-Electronics. Technological breakthrough that allows for the measurement of low to high karat gold products, assuring the buyer of gold content in the most critical gold alloys. Microprocessor based technology allows user safely and non- destructively determine gold content of alloys up to 24 karat in all four gold colors. Karat readings appear directly on LCD display.The built in microprocessor makes testing simple - simply squeeze the special gel from the probe, select the color of gold you are testing, and obtain the reading in karats and percentage. Also reads "Platinum" and "Not Gold."Detects platinum and gold plating. Packaged in durable hard plastic case. Comes with instructional video.Measures 12" x 10" x 3" (305 x 254 x 76 mm). UL listed.Three year warranty. Also operates using two 9 volt batteries (not included).THE GXL-24PRO DISPLAY UNIT THE MECHANICAL SENSORThe Mechanical Sensor for the GXL-24PRO Gold Tester consists of two parts: (1) the sensor body; (2) a polyethylene tube with gel. The polyethylene tube must be placed inside of the sensor's body before beginning a test.When using the Sensor, be sure that:The sensor nozzle platinum contact and slots are clean. Use a cotton swab moistened with cleaner to clean the platinum contact and dry it before commencing tests and after every 6-8 repetitive tests. Dispense a drop of gel before the start of each test. It is recommended that the sensor be thoroughly cleaned with Tri SC-10 sensor cleaner when gel tube is changed or if gel is backing up around the plunger. The cleaner can be obtained from Tri Electronics or from your Tri dealer. LOADING/CHANGING THE POLYETHYLENE GEL TUBETake off the nose cone cap (See Diagram). Remove the Stationary Cap by turning the Stationary Cap (light colored barrel) counter clockwise. Please remember that the stationary Cap and the Rotary Cap are not detachable. Insert the Feed Screw Engagement into the appropriate slot of the Rotary Cap. Be sure that the Feed Screw is fully engaged. Take off Tube Cap. Insert the polyethylene gel tube, until it is fully lodged in the sensor and turn the light colored barrel clockwise until fully fastened. Do not turn the dark colored top barrel clockwise or it will damage the mechanism. Turn the dark colored top barrel counter clockwise until the first drop of gel appears at the sensor nozzle (about 10-20 times to fill the cone). Diagram shows each part of the mechanical sensor. Sensor and Polyethylene Gel tube OPERATION PROCEDURELoad the polyethylene gel tube into the sensor. Connect the long black wire to the sensor's plug outlet, the short black wire connector to the display unit, and the red wire to the testing plate. Turn the unit "ON". The unit should display "Clean sensor tip ". Before the start of testing, use the sensor nozzle cleaner or any small sharp instrument to remove dried or used gel from the dispenser opening and slots and clean the sensor tip thoroughly with a cotton swab wetted with alcohol, then dry the tip thoroughly. Prepare the item for testing by thoroughly vigorously cleaning a spot on the jewelry with the eraser provided. When testing the 18-24K (750-999) gold, be sure that the eraser tip does not have a black deposit. Clean the eraser on a paper. Also clean the area on the item to he clipped and place cleaned item in clip. The testing point on the object should he close to, BUT NOT TOUCHING, the alligator clip. Holding the sensor on the vertical position with the nozzle down, twist the Rotary Cap counter clockwise, a click at a time, until a drop of gel appears on the tip. Wipe this first drop 0/gel on the towel and turn (usually one or two clicks) until afresh drop appears. Use a minimum amount of gel for testing, especially for high karatage gold tests (above 18k). After dispensing a small dome of gel on the sensor tip wipe the tip on a piece of tissue paper by touching the tip to the tissue while ho...