Plumbing the instrument
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2.
With both hands under the instrument, lift the instrument to its
operating location, keeping it upright.
3.
Place the instrument in its operating position.
Requirement:
Arrange the instrument’s power cord such that its access
to the power source is unobstructed.
4.
Allow the instrument to equilibrate to ambient temperature for at least
1 hour.
Plumbing the instrument
Plumbing the instrument involves connecting the solvent lines to the pump
and column and filling the wash bottle. To access the instrument’s
components, open the instrument’s door.
Tip:
The plate and needle drive mechanisms are designed to move more
slowly when the instrument’s front cover is removed or the door is open.
Caution:
Extreme environmental conditions can impede
instrument performance, so choose an indoor operating location
that lacks direct heat or sunlight exposure, as well as excessive
dust and shocks.
Caution:
Blocked ventilation holes can affect the instrument’s
performance and cooling capabilities, so make sure the ventilation
holes at the back of the instrument are unobstructed.
Caution:
When objects are placed to only one side of the
instrument, allow 5 cm from the instrument. When objects are
placed on both sides, allow 10 cm.
Warning:
Using solvents that are incompatible with each other can
injure you or severely damage the instrument.
Caution:
During normal operation, keep the instrument’s front
cover intact and the door closed.
