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Maintaining the DSQ II
Maintaining Components Outside the Vacuum Manifold
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DSQ II Hardware Manual
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Replacing the CI Reagent Gas Flow Module
To replace the CI reagent gas flow module, you will need;
• New CI Reagent Gas Flow Module (PN 23331-0091)
• Leak detector (Thermo Scientific GLD Pro PN 66002-001 or equivalent)
• Screwdriver, Phillips #2
• Wrench, open-ended, 7/16-in.
1. Cover the work area with a lint-free cloth.
2. Shut down and vent the DSQ II, as described in
"Shutting Down the GC/MS System"
.
3. Remove the left cover, as described in "
Removing the Left Cover" on page 29
4. Turn off the CI reagent gas supply.
5. Remove the CI reagent gas flow module.
WARNING - ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD.
Before proceeding. unplug the DSQ II to
avoid an electrical shock.
WARNING - FLAMMABLE GAS HAZARD.
CI reagent gases are often flammable or
corrosive. For safety reasons, you must vent the gas to a fume hood or other suitable
exhaust and make sure the CI reagent gas supply line is leak-tight.
Summary of Contents for DSQ II
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