A water chemistry controller is only as accurate as the probe reading the water and the flow cell delivering that water to it. This is the service shelf for that whole measurement chain, plus the interlocks and plumbing accessories that keep a controller from dosing when it should not.
In line strainer kits with 40 mesh screens keep debris off the probe faces, which is the difference between a probe that lasts a full season and one that drifts within weeks. Replacement screens, valves, poly tubing, quick connect valves and probe fittings are all stocked separately.
Treat pH and ORP probes as scheduled replacement items, not permanent hardware. Calibrate on a regular interval, keep the tips wet, never let them dry out over a shutdown, and replace them before drift starts producing bad dosing decisions. Keeping a spare on the shelf is cheaper than a weekend of uncontrolled chemistry.