KGA Testing Wand/Pen For The Kee Gold Analyzer Prospector With Base, M-509RC

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You are bidding on a:<br>Testing Probe Wand/Pen (M-509RC)<br>for a Kee Gold Analyzer - Prospector (M-509GM)  Upgraded<br>Assembled in the USA:<br>This is a replacement Testing Wand for a KGA Only!<br>Comes New in plastic.<br>The UNITED STATES PATENT # is  US 8,211,366 B2 and was issued on July 3, 2012.<br>Includes (+) Testing Wand w/polisher Cap and base spring assembly.<br>Helpful Instructions: Do not allow wands to freeze, Keep caps on so wands do not dry out.<br>Fresh wands may have a few drops of liquid in the cap when first opened. Open carefully.<br>The liquid used in the wands is a salt electrolytic solution and is non toxic.<br>Exterior abrasive tips may vary in design but not material.<br>Stock Photo<br>Kee Gold Analyzer Instructions:<br>Always!<br>1) Turn Kee Gold Analyzer (KGA) off when not in use (battery will die)<br>2) Keep Cap snapped on Wand when not in use (Wand will dry out)<br>Basic Instructions:<br>1. Turn KGA on<br>2. Remove Cap from Wand<br>3. Calibrate KGA with known piece of 18K (not included), set meter to center of white zone.<br>4. Test items<br>5. Replace Cap to Wand and Turn KGA off when done.<br>Better Calibrating Instructions:<br>1. With KGA off, adjust meter needle to bottom of red zone using the meter adjustment screw<br>2. Turn KGA on,<br>3. Calibrate Unit with known piece of 18K, set meter to center of white zone using large knob.<br>4. Meter needle should be within or beyond the grey zone when on, adjust with large knob on right of KGA and retest 18K<br>5. The meter needle should now have full range of the meter<br>6. If the meter will not calibrate at room temperature, change the battery.<br>Changing the battery:<br>1. Turn KGA off and remove testing wand and wires.<br>2. Remove protective rubber cover.<br>3. Remove two Phillips screws<br>4. Gently pull KGA apart<br>5. Replace the one AA Battery with a fresh one (lithium preferred), reassemble<br>Things to Know:<br>1) KGA works best at room temperature.<br>2) Replacement Wands cost $55.95 plus tax(Colo).<br>3)We repurchase used wands @ $5 each received, so about 11 old wands gets you a new one. We may be able to recycle some of the parts.<br>TO GET STARTED:<br>Plug red lead wire into either "slot E or slot G" on the meter.<br>Plug black lead wire into "slot F" on meter.<br>Turn on meter at location "B".<br>Calilbrate meter "C" to center of 18k zone, while testing a known peice of 18k<br>Polish gold to be tested with tip from testing probe "P".<br>Place gold on integrated test plate "D" or clip with allligator tip "L".<br>Place contact tip of pen "Q" on gold at (3) three different areas,<br>concentrating on a "high wear area".<br>If you get different readings each time, use the polishing tip or file and retest.<br>FAQ: How do I calibrate my meter?<br>Calibrating your meter is easy. All you need to do is test a piece of known 18k gold, and while testing, turn the adjusting knob until the meter needle is centered in the white 18k zone.<br>Why won’t my meter calibrate to 18k anymore?<br>When your meter will not calibrate to 18k, it normally means the battery needs to be replaced. Please follow the directions for “replacing battery” in the Q&A section. It can also mean the probe needs replaced this will depend on usage and probe care. Always replace battery first.<br>(Note: If the probe is left with cap off, this will greatly reduce the life of the probe.)<br>How do I change the battery?<br>First remove the black rubber protective case from the meter body. Remove the 2 phillips head screws from the back of the case. Replace the single AA battery and reassemble.<br>(Note: because of the unique operating system of this meter, use only new, fully charged batteries! Lithium are recommended)<br>How Long will my testing probe last?<br>This all depends on use. We expect the test probe to last several months. If the meter is only used occasionally, the life span will be increased. Leaving the cap loose or off will greatly reduce the life of the probe. Six m