Beverage Doctor - Replacement Electrode/Probe

MT624A

Beverage Doctor - Replacement Electrode/Probe

MT624A

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Item #	MT624A
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Weight	0.23 LBS

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One of the great features of the Beverage Doctor is the replaceable probe. The probes of pH meters wear out through normal use. Instead of making you buy a whole new pH meter you can just get the probe!

Kegland Part Number: KL04176

Item #	MT624A
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Availability	California - In Stock Pennsylvania - In Stock
Weight	0.23 LBS

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I always try to keep spares

Tom N on Oct 25, 2022

let mine dry out

Brandon S on Aug 1, 2022

As back-up for new Ph meter

Derek on Jan 22, 2022

To have as a replacement in my inventory.

Joseph C on May 4, 2021

My pH meter is 3 years old and I can no longer calibrate it.

Matt Burns on Feb 9, 2021

I had tt replace the old tip due to fluctuating pH readings

Brian Totten on Oct 13, 2020

Always good to have a backup

Jason Benda-Joubert on Jul 4, 2020

Perecer posibles ropturas

Marcelo Gaggioni on May 5, 2020

Replacement for malfunctioning sensor

Marc B on Aug 28, 2019

As a replacement just in case the other breaks or goes bad.

Joseph F on Oct 13, 2018

I always try to keep spares

Tom N on Oct 25, 2022

need to replace on previous unit

Charles Bold DVV L on Aug 2, 2022

let mine dry out

Brandon S on Aug 1, 2022

because my meter will not calibrate properly

Chris B on Jun 3, 2022

As back-up for new Ph meter

Derek on Jan 22, 2022

Have the Beverage Doctor instrument

Valued C on Sep 9, 2021

To have as a replacement in my inventory.

Joseph C on May 4, 2021

I have a meter but the probe went dry for to long.

randall k on Feb 16, 2021

My pH meter is 3 years old and I can no longer calibrate it.

Matt Burns on Feb 9, 2021

Will need replacement probe eventually

Richard D on Dec 8, 2020

I had tt replace the old tip due to fluctuating pH readings

Brian Totten on Oct 13, 2020

Same reason I have an extra hydrometer - things break in my brewery.

John S on Sep 25, 2020

Always good to have a backup

Jason Benda-Joubert on Jul 4, 2020

Always need a replacement, so grab it now before its too late. Can never have enough homebrew gear backup

garrett shuck on May 9, 2020

Perecer posibles ropturas

Marcelo Gaggioni on May 5, 2020

so i have one if company goes bust

Terence H on Mar 14, 2020

Replacement for malfunctioning sensor

Marc B on Aug 28, 2019

Always handy to have a replacement probe

Jeff W on Jan 28, 2019

As a replacement just in case the other breaks or goes bad.

Joseph F on Oct 13, 2018

need to replace on previous unit

Charles Bold DVV L on Aug 2, 2022

because my meter will not calibrate properly

Chris B on Jun 3, 2022

Have the Beverage Doctor instrument

Valued C on Sep 9, 2021

I have a meter but the probe went dry for to long.

randall k on Feb 16, 2021

Will need replacement probe eventually

Richard D on Dec 8, 2020

Same reason I have an extra hydrometer - things break in my brewery.

John S on Sep 25, 2020

Always need a replacement, so grab it now before its too late. Can never have enough homebrew gear backup

garrett shuck on May 9, 2020

so i have one if company goes bust

Terence H on Mar 14, 2020

Always handy to have a replacement probe

Jeff W on Jan 28, 2019

how do I know when it's bad and needs replacing?

Fredrick C Meitner on May 11, 2022

BEST ANSWER: Fredrick
You need the tester PH solutions from More Beer. Calibrate the unit with the PH solutions (sometimes I do it two times) then just test the solutions as if you were testing the brewing water. If they read out the proper PH that’s good. You can try another test by taking some tap water test it, add just a little bit of baking soda to the water wait a few minutes and test it again, if you see it changes the PH, you’re good to go.

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Inaccurate
Windy J on May 14, 2022
Purchased on Feb 20, 2020

Beverage Doctor pH Buffer Solution Powder - 3 Pack (4.00/6.86/9.18)

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Inaccurate
Windy J on May 14, 2022
Purchased on Feb 20, 2020

Beverage Doctor pH Buffer Solution Powder - 3 Pack (4.00/6.86/9.18)

You'll get readings that seem consistently off. pH meters are not forever pieces of equipment. The probes are inherently fragile and need to be replaced every few years or sooner, especially if they are not stored in KCl solution, i.e. potassium chloride, or if the probe dries out. Check the Kegland website. They are the manufactures of this product, and have informative videos for most of their excellent products.

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Matt Burns on May 13, 2022
Purchased on Feb 8, 2021

MoreBeer sells calibration solutions that are used to calibrate the probe. For example, a typical solution is 4.0pH. If you attempt to calibrate the new (or old) probe to the 4.0pH solution and it will not calibrate properly, then replace. That would be the most accurate method to determine if you have a "bad" old probe as well.

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Inaccurate
Brian Totten on May 13, 2022
Purchased on Oct 12, 2020

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2.0 / 5.0

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Rated 1 out of 5

Arrived dried out and wont calibrate

Purchased new pen at local homebrew shop. Label said it was from Morebeer on the box. Would not calibrate when I got around to trying it. All of the storage solution on the tip was dried out , crystalized and hardened. I bought one of these brand new sensor tips from Morebeer and when it came the solution in the tip was also dried up and crystalized. It too would not calibrate. Morebeer quickly shipped a replacement. However it arrived in the same condition as the other two. There seems to be a recurring problem with these probes. Morebeer's stock is not maintained or sits too long on the shelf.

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October 27, 2022

Richard Schramm

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1 month ago

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Rated 4 out of 5

2Plus years

Have had this meter for 2+ yrs. and still working good, I've always used storage & calibration solutions. and get what i believe are accrete readings I'm thinking of getting a more expensive lab quality ph meter in the near future, but for a starter meter I think this one is a good choice.(4stars because there are better meters out there)

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July 8, 2021

Thomas Born

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Rated 1 out of 5

My beverage doctor experience was a month of frustration. Everything, including distilled water gave the same reading. The replacement probe changed nothing. More Beer gave me a refund but it was a hassle.

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May 24, 2020

steve m

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over 3 years ago

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Response from MoreFlavor

Thank you so much for your feedback and we are so sorry to hear about how much trouble you had with this product. We are glad to hear our customer service team was able to help you out with a refund to hopefully relieve some of the frustration. We really appreciate the honesty and value feedback like this as it helps us improve our products. Cheers!

May 24, 2020

Malcolm lieban

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