How long can a sensor maintain normal operation after deep cleaning?

The degree of aging is directly correlated with the maintenance time following deep cleaning:

After cleaning and calibration, normal production can usually be maintained for one to two weeks, or until the new sensor arrives, assuming the extreme drift is only due to material accumulation and the diaphragm is not severely damaged.

Deep cleaning will only sustain normal operation for three to seven days if the drift is due to diaphragm corrosion and aging. The drift will then surpass the limit once more, necessitating an urgent replacement.

To identify deviations ahead of time and prevent impacting productivity that day, it is advised to retest the zero point once daily before beginning work following cleaning.