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NOTICE

Do not twist the optical fibers during tightening.

Illustration

Action

Step

Remove the two black protective caps from the opti-
cal fiber connectors.

1

Remove the two rubber protective caps from the
optical fiber receptacles on the right side of the
housing.

2

1

2

3

Function

Part

Protective cap

1

Rubber sleeve

2

Black shrinking tube

3

Monitor UVis-920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD

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4 Installation

4.5 Installing the flow cells

Summary of Contents for UVis-920

Page 1: ...Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions Original instructions ...

Page 2: ...3 1 Illustrations 21 3 2 Monitor principle 23 3 3 Flow cell principle 24 4 Installation 25 4 1 Unpacking 25 4 2 Site requirements 25 4 3 Transport 26 4 4 Installing the cell holder 26 4 5 Installing the flow cells 33 4 6 Connecting electrical cables 37 5 Operation 38 5 1 Menu selection 38 5 1 1 Monitor UVis 920 front panel 39 5 1 2 Menu navigation 42 5 2 Turning the monitor on and off 43 5 3 Main ...

Page 3: ...ng the flow cell and optical connectors 57 6 4 Storage 58 7 Troubleshooting 59 7 1 General 59 7 2 Faults and actions 60 7 3 Error messages 61 8 Reference information 61 8 1 Technical specifications 66 8 2 Health and Safety Declaration Form 68 8 3 Accessories and spare parts Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 3 Table of Contents ...

Page 4: ...apter of these Operating Instructions The system must be installed according to the instructions in the Installation chapter About this chapter This chapter contains important user information a description of the intended use of Monitor UVis 920 regulatory information list of associated documentation definitions of safety notices etc 1 2 Important user information Read this before operating the p...

Page 5: ...s WARNING CAUTION and NOTICE concerning the safe use of the product See definitions below WARNING WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury It is important not to proceed until all stated conditions are met and clearly understood CAUTION CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury I...

Page 6: ...ext for example Power 1 3 Regulatory information In this section This section describes the directives and standards that are fulfilled by Monitor UVis 920 Manufacturing information The table below summarizes the required manufacturing information Information Requirement GE Healthcare Bio Sciences AB Name and address of manufacturer Björkgatan 30 SE 751 84 Uppsala Sweden In this section See page S...

Page 7: ...Hazardous Substances RoHS Directive 2011 65 EU CE marking The CE marking and the corresponding EU Declaration of Conformity is valid for the in strument when it is used according to the Operating Instructions or user manuals and used in the same state as it was delivered from GE except for alterations described in the Operating Instructions or user manuals 1 3 2 Eurasian Customs Union Introduction...

Page 8: ...tioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved by GE could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide rea sonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equip ment ...

Page 9: ...uirements Title Requirement Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive 2012 19 EU Management Methods for the Restriction of the Use of Haz ardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Products China RoHS Standards machinery and electrical equipment Standard requirements fulfilled by this product are summarized in the table below Description Standard Safety of machinery General prin...

Page 10: ...lity documents Themostimportantdocumentsinthedocumentpackagewithregardtotechnicalaspects of Monitor UVis 920 are listed below System specific documentation Content User documentation Detailedsystem description Comprehensive user instructions method creation operation ad vanced maintenance and troubleshooting Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions Document whereby the manufacturer ensures that the...

Page 11: ...Section 11 2 1 Safety precautions 15 2 2 Labels 17 2 3 Emergency procedures 17 2 4 Recycling information 18 2 5 Declaration of Hazardous Substances DoHS 2 1 Safety precautions General precautions Always follow these General precautions to avoid injury when using the Monitor UVis 920 instrument WARNING Do not operate the product in any other way than described in the user documentation Monitor UVis...

Page 12: ...resistant to the substances used Follow local and or national regulations for safe operation and maintenance of Monitor UVis 920 WARNING Spread of biological agents The operator must take all necessary actions to avoid spreading hazardous biological agents The facility must comply with the national code of practice for biosafety Installing and moving the instrument WARNING High intensity UV light ...

Page 13: ...ways be easy to access The power cord with plug must always be easy to disconnect CAUTION Make sure that the system is placed on a stable level bench with adequate space for ventilation System operation WARNING If liquid is spilled on the equipment the electrical power supply must be disconnected immediately The equipment must be com pletely dry on the inside and the outside before reconnecting th...

Page 14: ...lled water before service and maintenance WARNING Use only approved parts Only spare parts and accessories that are approved or supplied by GE may be used for maintaining or servicing the product WARNING Corrosive substance NaOH is corrosive and therefore dangerous to health When using hazardous chemicals avoid spillage and wear protective glasses and other suitable Personal Protective Equipment P...

Page 15: ...tem to system Note The system label information is explained in the table below Description Label text GE code number Code no GE serial number Serial no Manufacturing year and month Mfg Year Voltage Voltage Supply voltage frequency Frequency Max power Max power Warning Read the user documentation before using the system Do not open any covers or replace parts unless specifically stated in the user...

Page 16: ...em complies with the requirements for electromagnetic compliance EMC in Australia and New Zealand Eurasian Conformity mark the single conformity mark indicates that the product is approved for circulation on the markets of the member states of the Eurasian Customs Union This product complies with the Canadian standard ICES 001 NMB 001concerningelectromagneticcompatibility CAN ICES NMB 1 This symbo...

Page 17: ...power failure the run is interrupted immediately 2 4 Recycling information Decontamination Monitor UVis 920 shall be decontaminated before decommissioning and all local regu lations shall be followed with regard to scrapping of the equipment Disposal general instructions When taking Monitor UVis 920 out of service the different materials must be separated and recycled according to national and loc...

Page 18: ...证所申明的环保使用期限 应按产品手册中所规定的环境条件和方法进行正 常使用 并严格遵守产品维修手册中规定的定期维修和保养要求 产品中的消耗件和某些零部件可能有其单独的环保使用期限标志 并且其环保使 用期限有可能比整个产品本身的环保使用期限短 应到期按产品维修程序更换那 些消耗件和零部件 以保证所申明的整个产品的环保使用期限 本产品在使用寿命结束时不可作为普通生活垃圾处理 应被单独收集妥善处理 This symbol indicates the product contains hazardous materials in excess of the limits established by the Chinese standard GB T 26572 Requirements of concentration limits for certain restricted substanc...

Page 19: ...f Hazardous Substances 产品中有害物质的名称及含量 Table of Hazardous Substances Name and Concentration 有害物质 Hazardous substance 部件名称 Component name 多溴二苯醚 PBDE 多溴联苯 PBB 六价铬 Cr VI 镉 Cd 汞 Hg 铅 Pb 0 0 0 0 0 X 11000754 本表格依据SJ T 11364的规定编制 This table is prepared according to SJ T 11364 0 表示该有害物质在该部件所有均质材料中的含量均在GB T26572规定的限量要求以下 X 表示该有害物质至少在该部件的某一均质材料中的含量超出 GB T 26572规定的限量要 求 此表所列数据为发布时所能获得的最佳信息 0 Indicates that th...

Page 20: ...sed in wavelengths range between 200 700 nm by changeable fixed wavelength filters The instrument contains no internal user replaceable items 3 1 Illustrations Main unit 1 2 Function Part Main unit 1 UV cell holder with cover 2 20 Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 3 System description ...

Page 21: ...n flash lamp gives a high intensity continuous spectrum of light The lamp is on only during the chromatographic run ensuring that its long lifetime is used in the most efficient way The light enters an interference filter based monochromator which includes a collimating system and a filter unit with a fixed specific wavelength It is possible to select wavelength between 200 700 nm by changing filt...

Page 22: ...g Before entering the flow cell the monochromatic light is split in a beam splitter with 50 of the light passing through the sample fiber S and the flow cell and 50 being directed through the reference fiber R Two photodiodes with identical characteristics monitor the intensities of the measuring and reference beams R S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Function Part Flash lamp 100 Hz 1 Filter unit 2 Beam 3 22 Mo...

Page 23: ...below highlights the optical path cell length CL CL The design of the flow cell above prevents the formation of distinct interfaces between eluent components with different refractive indices and eliminates the negative influence these would cause The precision of monitoring is enhanced by the construction of the flow cell which ensures total reflectance of light This maintains a high intensity of...

Page 24: ...the procedures described in this chapter you must read and understand all contents of the Safety instructions chapter In this chapter This chapter contains the following sections See page Section 25 4 1 Unpacking 25 4 2 Site requirements 25 4 3 Transport 26 4 4 Installing the cell holder 26 4 5 Installing the flow cells 33 4 6 Connecting electrical cables 24 Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions...

Page 25: ...II Transient overvoltage 4 C to 40 C Ambient temperature Stable laboratory bench or in ÄKTAexplorer or ÄKTApurifier Placement 20 to 95 relative humidity noncondensing Humidity 2 Pollution degree The instrument should be located in a place of low temperature variations away from heat sources draughts and direct sunlight To ensure correct ventilation a free space of 0 1 m is required behind and in f...

Page 26: ...If UV Flow Cell 2 mm or UV Flow Cell 10 mm is to be used the flow cell holder included in the UVis 920 delivery must be installed Illustration Action Step Unpack the cell holder 1 Slide the cell holder in place on the right hand side of the UVis 920 2 Fasten the flow cell holder with the two screws includ ed Use a hex wrench 3 4 5 Installing the flow cells The following flow cells are available UV...

Page 27: ...m the inlet or outlet or the black protec tive caps on the optical fiber connectors 1 Slide the rear white clip on the cell holder to its inner position for a 2 mm cell and to its outer position for a 10 mm cell 2 Place the flow cell in the opening between the white clips To improve the access to the tubing connec tions the cell can be positioned with the text and se rial number facing upwards or ...

Page 28: ... the optical fibers WARNING High intensity UV light This product uses high intensity ultra violet light Do not disconnect the optical fibers while the lamp is on NOTICE Do not touch the tips of the optical fiber with anything other than lens paper 28 Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 4 Installation 4 5 Installing the flow cells ...

Page 29: ...from the opti cal fiber connectors 1 Remove the two rubber protective caps from the optical fiber receptacles on the right side of the housing 2 1 2 3 Function Part Protective cap 1 Rubber sleeve 2 Black shrinking tube 3 Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 29 4 Installation 4 5 Installing the flow cells ...

Page 30: ... of Monitor UVis 920 3 Fiber detachment tool Slide the rubber sleeves on the two optical fibers onto the connectors Make sure that the sleeves are pushed tight to the housing to prevent dust fluid or light entering the connection 4 Remove the red protective caps from the inlet and outlet of the flow cell and connect the tubing with 1 16 fingertight connectors 5 Mount the cell holder cover by pushi...

Page 31: ...r transmitter and receiver connector 1 Choose the optical path length of the flow cell The optical path length can be changed with shim plates 2 Attach the flow cell to an appropriate flow cell holder 3 Connect the inlet and outlet tubing to the flow cell 4 Connecting the optical fibers WARNING High intensity UV light This product uses high intensity ultra violet light Do not disconnect the optica...

Page 32: ...s only on the cell body never on the optical fibers Action Step Remove the two protective rubber caps from the optical fiber connectors of Monitor UVis 920 1 1 2 3 4 Function Part Protective cap 1 Transmitter 2 Knurled nut 3 Reciever 4 32 Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 4 Installation 4 5 Installing the flow cells ...

Page 33: ...ect the other optical fiber to the empty socket on the flow cell and to the rear fiber connector on the monitor 6 4 6 Connecting electrical cables WARNING Protective ground The product must always be connected to a grounded power outlet WARNING Power cord Only use power cords with approved plugs delivered or approved by GE WARNING Access to power switch and power cord with plug Do not block access...

Page 34: ...al is available on a channel using the following wires Wire 1 signal Wire 2 ground The signal cable is delivered with protective covers on each wire Do not remove the protective covers from unused connections as a short circuit may disturb the measurements Set the recorder to 0 V to 1 V input full scale 0 V offset Note 34 Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 4 Installation 4 6 Conne...

Page 35: ...Remote connector 5 V TTL signals only 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Function Signal Pin Signal Maximum load 50 mA 5V Out 1 Not used 2 Not used 3 Negative edge zeroes AU value Auto Zero In 4 Common ground for all signals Gnd 5 Goes low at error Goes high again when OK is pressed Error Out 6 0 UVis 920 is in Run mode State Out 7 1 UVis 920 is in End mode Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 35 4 ...

Page 36: ...onnecting to supply voltage Action Step Make sure the on off switch is in the OFF position O 1 Connect a mains cable between the instrument and a grounded mains socket The instrument is delivered with both European and US type mains cables as standard Any voltage 100 V to 240 VAC 50 Hz to 60 Hz can be used 2 36 Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 4 Installation 4 6 Connecting elect...

Page 37: ... all contents of the Safety instructions chapter In this chapter This chapter contains the following sections See page Section 38 5 1 Menu selection 42 5 2 Turning the monitor on and off 43 5 3 Main menu overview 43 5 4 Setting wavelength 44 5 5 Custom filters 45 5 6 Autozero 45 5 7 Reading absorbance values 45 5 8 Setup menu 50 5 9 Check menu 52 5 10 UV cell calibration Monitor UVis 920 Operating...

Page 38: ...e protective measures such as wearing protective clothing glasses and gloves resistant to the substances used Follow local and or national regulations for safe operation and maintenance of Monitor UVis 920 5 1 1 Monitor UVis 920 front panel Operation menu and settings are selected by the membrane keys at the front of Monitor UVis 920 38 Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 5 Operati...

Page 39: ... key 7 autozero key 8 Esc key 9 filter unit insert 10 5 1 2 Menu navigation A specific menu is selected by the front arrow down key When the required menu is visible the menu or selection is accepted by pressing the OK key Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 39 5 Operation 5 1 Menu selection 5 1 1 Monitor UVis 920 front panel ...

Page 40: ... the OK key Pressing the Esc key moves back one menu level Sub menu Sub menu Main operating Setup Sub menu Sub menu Sub menu Sub menu ESC OK ESC OK ESC OK Main menu Sub menus Check 40 Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 5 Operation 5 1 Menu selection 5 1 2 Menu navigation ...

Page 41: ...lue press arrow down key 1 2 3 Function Part Parameter 1 Current value 2 New value to be set 3 The text or numerical value displayed is accepted by pressing the OK key To cancel press the Esc key If the new value to be set is within brackets it is possible to select between a number of preset values No brackets make it possible to select step by step within a preset range for example 0 999 Monitor...

Page 42: ...sage is indicated it is possible to return to the previous display Press OK or Esc If the error remains a new display with the same message returns 10 seconds after the last display update See Section 7 3 Error messages on page 60 for more information 5 2 Turning the monitor on and off 1 Switch on the instrument using the mains switch on the rear panel 2 The instrument starts and displays the main...

Page 43: ...he arrow keys to reach setup menu Check menu Check menu Check internal operating values Use the arrow keys to reach check menu 5 4 Setting wavelength NOTICE Filter units must be stored in a clean and dustfree place NOTICE Do not run the monitor with an empty filter holder The instrument can measure absorbance at wavelengths between 200 700 nm by changeable filter units The wavelength currently use...

Page 44: ...ilter should have a diameter of 12 5 mm and a maximum thickness of 6 5 mm to fit in the holder The transmission of the filter must correspond with the working range of the monitor This can be checked from the light intensity menu where the R value must be between 2000 and 4500 mV when using the filter If the value is too high an aperture can be used Custom filters are not provided by GE Setting wa...

Page 45: ...o key The absorbance value is then shown in main operating menu 5 7 Reading absorbance values The main operating menu shows the absorbance values The menu is reached from any other menu by pressing the Esc key repeatedly 5 8 Setup menu Setting analog output to an external chart recorder Setting range and zero UVis 920 displays the measured absorbance value as an analog voltage in the recorder conn...

Page 46: ...ent has an automatic overrange function If the monitor signal reaches the full scale value on the recorder the signal will instantly drop to 0 V and give an accurate display of the peak starting from this position When the function is disabled the signal does not drop to 0 V when reaching maximum but is instead clipped and hold at the maximum see illustration below The overrange is managed in the ...

Page 47: ...ponds to 0 1 V Press event mark key to insert an event mark Setting averaging time filtering noise To filter the noise in the UV signal a moving average filter is used The averaging time is the time interval used for calculating the moving average of the absorbance signal A long averaging time will smooth out noise efficiently but it will also distort the peaks Peaks narrower than the minimum peak...

Page 48: ...the instrument for up to five different cells The data is uniquely defined by each cells serial number Display Action Step Select menu Set Cell Serial Number press OK 1 Enter the serial number of the cell see the label on the flow cell Press OK The serial number must be 1000 or higher 2 Select menu Set Cell Type Check the cell type value If the value is correct use the arrow keys to go to next men...

Page 49: ...s to 999 minutes Timer is disabled if set to 0 If timer is enabled by OK the re maining minutes to run are shown 2 Set end time press OK to select action Choose the End mode time 1 minutes to 999 minutes Timer is disabled if set to 0 If timer is enabled by OK the re maining minutes to run are shown 3 Press Esc key to return to the RunTimer End Timer menu which now shows the countdown time and end ...

Page 50: ...menu shows the type and serial number of the flow cell stored in the monitor Display Action Step Select menu Check press OK 1 Select menu Flow Cell If serial number is not set is shown The serial value is shown number must be 1000 or higher 2 Check analog output The function of the connected chart recorder can be tested Display Action Step Select menu Check press OK 1 Select menu Check Analog Out ...

Page 51: ...h channel The R value gives an indication of the condition of the lamp filter and optical fibers Display Action Step Select menu Check press OK 1 Select menu Light Intensity If the R value is 750 mV check filter used time Change filter if the used time is 2500 hours If the R value still is 750 mV after replacing filter contact GE 2 Filter used time This menu shows how many hours the filter has bee...

Page 52: ...4000 hours contact GE for lamp replacement 3 Stop the test by pressing Esc 4 Software version Display Action Step Select menu Check press OK 1 Select menu Software version 2 5 10 UV cell calibration For exact measurements of the nominal flow cell path length the path length in the UV flow cell can be calibrated This is not necessary for standard operations Call GE for advice 52 Monitor UVis 920 Op...

Page 53: ...See Section 4 5 Installing the flow cells on page 26 Data for up to five flow cells are saved in memory in Monitor UVis 920 5 12 Restart after power failure If the power supply to the instrument is interrupted the instrument automatically restarts itself and displays the main operating menu All set values are retained in the instrument but the instrument starts with the lamp switched off standby M...

Page 54: ...rts Precautions WARNING Before attempting to perform any of the procedures described in this chapter you must read and understand all contents of the Safety instructions chapter In this chapter This chapter contains the following sections See page Section 55 6 1 Cleaning before planned service 55 6 2 Cleaning the instrument housing 55 6 3 Cleaning the flow cell and optical connectors 57 6 4 Storag...

Page 55: ...d Safety Declaration Form for Product Return or Servicing depending on whether the instrument is going to be serviced on site or returned for service respectively Copy the form you need from Section 8 2 Health and Safety Declaration Form on page66 or print it from the PDF file available on the User Documentation CD 6 2 Cleaning the instrument housing Action Step Wipe the instrument housing regular...

Page 56: ...s or other solid solutes to dry out in the flow cell Do not allow particles to enter the flow cell as damage to the flow cell may occur Cleaning the flow cell Action Step Connect a syringe to the inlet of the flow cell and squirt distilled water through the cell in small amounts Then fill the syringe with a 10 surface active detergent solution like Decon 90 Deconex 11 RBS 25 or equiv alent and squ...

Page 57: ...w cell may occur Overnight The flow cell can be left filled with buffer Weekend and long term storage Flush the flow cell with distilled water and then fill it with 20 ethanol The flow cell can also be stored dry by flushing as above with distilled water and then blowing a compressed inert gas such as nitrogen N2 through the cell Replace the pro tective caps Never use compressed air as this may co...

Page 58: ...WARNING Hazardous chemicals or biological agents When using hazardous chemicals or biological agents make sure that the entire system has been flushedthoroughly with bacteriostaticsolution e g NaOH and distilled water before service and maintenance WARNING Electrical shock hazard All repairs should be done by service personnel authorized by GE Do not open any covers or replace parts unless specifi...

Page 59: ...ium sparging Check the connections of the UV cell optical fibers There may be air in the flow cell Clean the UV cell see Cleaning the flow cell on page 56 Dirt in the flow cell or fiber connectors Degas if necessary we recommend helium sparging Air in the eluents Ghost peaks Clean the flow cell and flow path Dirt or residues in the flow path from previous runs Cleanthecolumninaccor dance with the ...

Page 60: ...ilter clogged Call GE Internal error The transmission in the flow cell is too low due to air bubbles or too high absorption in the buffer Low transmission Flush cell and or change buffer See Light intensity on page 51 Low light intensity Serial number entered from display is not valid Enter a correct serial number Must be 1000 or higher Serial no not valid The UV signal is not stable during calibr...

Page 61: ...n Form 68 8 3 Accessories and spare parts 8 1 Technical specifications Operating data 200 700 nm changeable wavelength filter units Wavelength range 2 nm Filter center wavelength accuracy 10 nm Filter bandwidth 5 deviation up to 2 AU at 280 nm with ferric sulphate in 0 1 M sulphuric acid Linearity 2x10 4 AU at 280 nm Short term noise 0 5 1 min 1 2 2x10 4 AU at 280 nm Long term noise 1 10 min 1 2 2...

Page 62: ...0 50 60 Hz Power requirement 0 1 V full scale overrange function Analog output 5 V 1 mA current sinking lamp on off autozero event mark Digital inputs 2 rows with 20 characters each Display 200 x 160 x 262 mm without cell holder Dimensions H x W x D 200 x 300 x 262 mm with cell holder 5 1 kg Weight IP 20 Degree of protection 70 dB A Noise emission UV flow cell 2 and 10 mm 100 ml min Recommended ma...

Page 63: ...00 tetrahydrofuran THF or 15 THF in acetonitrile Chemical resistance UNF 10 32 fingertight connectors for tubing with 1 16 outer diameter Tubing connections UV Flow Cell ÄKTApilot 1 2 5 mm 800 ml min Recommended maximum flow rate 2 MPa 20 bar 290 psi Maximum pressure Max 0 05 bar at 400 ml min with water at 25 C Backpressure 4 C to 40 C Liquid temperature range 1 2 and 5 mm Optical path length 300...

Page 64: ...me PEEK polyetheretherketone Wetted materials Titanium palladium alloy Quartz synthetic fused silica PFR 91 or EPDM 1 13 13 14 1 days exposure pH stability range The wetted parts are resistant to organic solvents and salt buffers commonly used in chromatogra phy of biomolecules except 100 ethyl acetate 100 hexane and 100 tetrahydrofuran THF or 15 THF in acetonitrile Chemical resistance TC25 connec...

Page 65: ...ays exposure pH stability range The wetted parts are resistant to organic solvents and salt buffers commonly used in chromatogra phy of biomolecules except 100 ethyl acetate 100 hexane and 100 tetrahydrofuran THF or 15 THF in acetonitrile Chemical resistance TC50 connector Tubing connections Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 65 8 Reference information 8 1 Technical specifications...

Page 66: ...storothersuitablesurvey Adequate space andclearance is providedto allowsafe access forinstrumentservice repairor installation Insome cases this mayrequirecustomerto move equipmentfrom normaloperatinglocation prior to GE arrival Consumables suchas columns orgels have beenremovedor isolatedfromthe instrument andfrom any areathat may impede access tothe instrument All buffer waste vessels are labeled...

Page 67: ... orhazardous biological substances pleasespecify OtherHazardous Chemicals please specify Equipment must be decontaminatedpriortoservice return Pleaseprovide atelephone number whereGE cancontact youfor additionalinformationconcerningthe system equipment Telephone No Liquid and orgas in equipment is Water Ethanol None empty Argon Helium Nitrogen Liquid Nitrogen Other please specify Equipment type Pr...

Page 68: ...ell ÄKTApilot 1 2 5 including optical fibres 18113456 1 Industrial Flow Cell 8 mm 28959578 1 UV Flow Cell 1 PEEK FPM FKM 18113485 1 Industrial flow cell short optical fibre Kit 20 cm 18113486 1 Industrial flow cell short optical fibre Kit 50 cm Filter units Code no Quantity per pack Item 11000733 1 215 nm 11000734 1 260 nm 11000735 1 280 nm 11000736 1 405 nm 11000738 1 Empty filter holder for cust...

Page 69: ... 1 16 male 18111257 6 Union 1 16 female M6 male 18111258 8 Union M6 female 1 16 male 18112092 2 Union 1 16 male 1 16 male i d 0 25 mm 18112093 2 Union 1 16 male 1 16 male i d 0 50 mm 18115659 2 m PEEK tubing i d 0 15 mm o d 1 16 18112095 2 m PEEK tubing i d 0 25 mm o d 1 16 18111368 2 m PEEK tubing i d 0 50 mm o d 1 16 18111253 2 m PEEK tubing i d 0 75 mm o d 1 16 18111583 2 m PEEK tubing i d 1 0 ...

Page 70: ...Tools Code no Quantity per pack Item 18111116 1 Fiber detachment tool 70 Monitor UVis 920 Operating Instructions 29055049 AD 8 Reference information 8 3 Accessories and spare parts ...

Page 71: ...available on request Contact your local GE Healthcare repre sentative for the most current information GE Healthcare Europe GmbH Munzinger Strasse 5 D 79111 Freiburg Germany GE Healthcare UK Limited Amersham Place Little Chalfont Buckinghamshire HP7 9NA UK GE Healthcare Bio Sciences Corp 100 Results Way Marlborough MA 01752 USA GE Healthcare Dharmacon Inc 2650 Crescent Dr Lafayette CO 80026 USA Hy...

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