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Replacing the passive-preheater assembly in a CM-30S installed

in a UPC

system ...................................................................................... 104

Replacing the ferrule on the column fitting .............................................. 119

Replacing the valve cartridge ....................................................................... 123

Cleaning the exterior of the CM-30S ........................................................... 125

A Safety Advisories .................................................................................. 127

Warning symbols .............................................................................................. 127

Specific warnings ............................................................................................. 129

Notices ................................................................................................................ 130

Warnings that apply to all Waters instruments and devices ................. 131

Electrical and handling symbols .................................................................. 136

Electrical symbols ............................................................................................ 136
Handling symbols ............................................................................................ 137

B Specifications ........................................................................................ 139

Physical specifications ................................................................................... 139

Environmental specifications ....................................................................... 140

Electrical specifications ................................................................................. 140

Performance specifications ........................................................................... 141

Wetted materials of construction ................................................................. 145

Summary of Contents for ACQUITY CM-30S

Page 2: ...ii October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B...

Page 3: ...m its use For the most recent revision of this document consult the Waters Web site waters com Trademarks ACQUITY Advanced Polymer Chromatography Empower MassLynx THE SCIENCE OF WHAT S POSSIBLE UltraP...

Page 4: ...ally hazardous effects of all substances you work with Always follow Good Laboratory Practice and consult your organization s standard operating procedures Safety hazard symbol notice Documentation ne...

Page 5: ...ng To avoid electric shock use the SVT type power cord in the United States and HAR type or better in Europe The main power cord must only be replaced with one of adequate rating For information regar...

Page 6: ...se notice If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired Safety advisories Consult Appendix A for a comprehensive list...

Page 7: ...nt Confirms that a manufactured product complies with all applicable United States and Canadian safety requirements Consult instructions for use Supply ratings Electrical and electronic equipment with...

Page 8: ...LC systems follow acceptable calibration methods using at least five standards to generate a standard curve The concentration range for standards must include the entire range of QC samples typical sp...

Page 9: ...strial Scientific and Medical ISM instruments requirements Group 1 products apply to intentionally generated and or used conductively coupled radio frequency energy that is necessary for the internal...

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Page 11: ...ower safety notice vi Equipment misuse notice vi Safety advisories vi Operating this device vi Applicable symbols vii Audience and purpose viii Intended use of the 30 cm single zone column manager vii...

Page 12: ...a column plate in the column compartment 45 Installing and removing a single column on the column plate 54 Examples of correct column support clip placement 58 Connecting an external valve 65 3 Maint...

Page 13: ...or of the CM 30S 125 A Safety Advisories 127 Warning symbols 127 Specific warnings 129 Notices 130 Warnings that apply to all Waters instruments and devices 131 Electrical and handling symbols 136 Ele...

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Page 15: ...re in increments of 0 1 C The CM 30S can maintain column compartment temperatures extending from 5 C above ambient to 90 C When configured as part of an UltraPerformance Convergence Chromatography UPC...

Page 16: ...mns with inside diameters of 2 1 mm to 8 0 mm Optional receptacles on the CM 30S s front panel receive the column eCord fobs which store column manufacturing and usage data The eCord column fob stores...

Page 17: ...nt shaft on the right hand side of the sample manager or single zone column manager CM S is engaged in the key hole slot on the mounting bracket on the left hand side of the CM 30S For information on...

Page 18: ...tons eCord receptacles are optional in APC systems Inlet valve for UPC 2 only Outlet valve for UPC 2 only Drawer handle Drip tray Location of leak sensor if installed iButtons eCord receptacles 5 thro...

Page 19: ...for programmable switching access to any column installed in the CM 30S as well as to the column bypass mode and waste Note When configured as part of an APC system the CM 30S does not have an inlet v...

Page 20: ...ns Column plate Column plate latch Passive preheater assembly 8 for UPC 2 4 on left hand side and 4 on right hand side 1 to 2 for APC 1 on left hand side and 1 optional on right hand side Column outle...

Page 21: ...ess to the column plates and passive preheaters Column outlet tubing In UPC 2 systems the column outlet tubing connects the column outlet to the CM 30S outlet valve In APC systems the column outlet tu...

Page 22: ...1 30 cm single zone column manager 22 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B CM 30S rear panel Power cord receptacle RS 232 cable connection port Ethernet cable connection port...

Page 23: ...plate in the column compartment 45 Installing and removing a single column on the column plate 54 Connecting an external valve 65 Warning To avoid explosion do not use the CM 30S with solvents whose...

Page 24: ...the harmful effects of personal contact with solvents including inhalation observe Good Laboratory Practice when you handle them See the Material Safety Data Sheets for the solvents you use Warning R...

Page 25: ...ht side panel of the sample manager or CM S and retain the screw 3 Position the mounting bracket over the two upper right side panel screw holes and then use the T20 TORX screwdriver to secure the lef...

Page 26: ...paring and operating the CM 30S 26 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 4 Using the T20 TORX screwdriver secure the right side of the mounting bracket with the screw you removed in step 2 Mounting bracket S...

Page 27: ...screw into the collar flange and then use the T20 TORX driver to mount the collar on the left side of the mounting bracket on the sample manager or CM S 6 Tighten the collar so that it gently bottoms...

Page 28: ...ober 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 7 Carefully slide the CM 30S toward the sample manager or CM S so that the L shaped support bar at the bottom rear of the CM 30S is inserted under the base of the BSM L sha...

Page 29: ...5004178 Rev B 29 8 Loosen the upper and lower thumbscrews on the CM 30S mounting bracket slide the bracket upward and then position it so that the two notched areas are resting on both thumbscrews Upp...

Page 30: ...Insert the sample manager or CM S collar s flange into the wide portion of the upper cutout on the CM 30S mounting bracket Wide portion of upper cutout on CM 30S mounting bracket Sample manager or CM...

Page 31: ...2014 715004178 Rev B 31 10 Slide the CM 30S mounting bracket fully down and then re tighten the two thumbscrews 11 Loosen the collar to secure the CM 30S to the sample manager or CM S Upper thumbscre...

Page 32: ...you use Warning To avoid personal contamination with biohazards or compounds that are toxic wear clean chemical resistant powder free gloves when performing this procedure Notice To avoid damaging th...

Page 33: ...33 2 Open the outer door of the CM 30S 3 Carefully unpack the new leak sensor 4 Align the leak sensor s T bar with the slot in the side of the leak sensor reservoir and slide the leak sensor into pla...

Page 34: ...Waters ACQUITY Advanced Polymer Chromatography APC System Site Preparation Guide or the ACQUITY UPC2 Site Preparation Guide Required materials Gloves clean powder free chemical resistant Waste tubing...

Page 35: ...ev B 35 To install and route the waste tubing 1 Wet the barbed drain fitting located at the bottom of the CM 30S using methanol 2 Slide the waste tubing over the barbed drain fitting and route the tub...

Page 36: ...id spills empty the waste container at regular intervals Notice To avoid fluid backup ensure proper drainage of waste Place the waste container below the system stack Ensure the waste tube does not cr...

Page 37: ...ce To avoid pressure buildup in the vent tubing of the waste container ensure the tubing does not crimp or bend sharply The tubing must freely vent gas and vapor to a fume hood or laboratory exhaust s...

Page 38: ...t emitting diodes on the CM 30S indicate its functional state Power LED The power LED to the left hand side of the CM 30S s front panel indicates when the CM 30S is powered on or powered off Run LED T...

Page 39: ...M 30S parameters while the system is running Run LED indications LED mode and color Description Unlit If both run and power LED are unlit the CM 30S is powered off If run LED is unlit and power LED is...

Page 40: ...advanced mode Temperature Displays the current column compartment temperature and set point Non modifiable CM 30S control panel items Control panel item Description Column manager serial number Displ...

Page 41: ...o the injector and vent valve Whenever you loosen fittings during maintenance examine them for cracks stripped threads and deformations Do not reuse stainless steel fittings more than six times Additi...

Page 42: ...ing your fingers screw the gold fitting into the port and stop as soon as you begin to feel resistance nut is touching ferrule 2 Using a 1 4 inch open end wrench tighten until you begin to feel an inc...

Page 43: ...plated fitting with long flats and 2 piece stainless steel ferrule Finger tight plus up to 1 6 turn using wrench First use or reinstalled Dual threaded finger tight fitting with cap nut 1 Loosen the c...

Page 44: ...sition 7 Ensure the tubing makes contact with the bottom of the fitting body and use the 1 4 inch open end wrench to rotate the compression screw clockwise 3 4 turn until the two marks line up Install...

Page 45: ...g procedure depict a column installed in position 3 on a column plate in a UPC 2 system If you are installing or replacing a column plate in an APC system the column bank will be attached at either fi...

Page 46: ...ing the CM 30S 46 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B To install a column plate 1 Open the outer door of the CM 30S 2 Lift the handle of the column compartment drawer up to release the door latch Outer doo...

Page 47: ...or replacing a column plate in the column compartment October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 47 3 Grasp the handle of the column compartment drawer and pull the drawer toward you Column compartment drawer Dra...

Page 48: ...s are disconnected from the column release the column plate by pushing up on the latch or pushing down on the lever and then remove the column plate from the column compartment 5 Install the new colum...

Page 49: ...the column upward toward the fitting and insert the passive preheater tubing with the fitting and ferrule into the inlet end of the column or column bank Note If you are installing or replacing a colu...

Page 50: ...fitting referring to the instructions for the Dual threaded finger tight fitting with cap nut on page 43 9 Insert the outlet tubing with the fitting and ferrule into the outlet end of the column or co...

Page 51: ...Tighten the fitting referring to the instructions for the Dual threaded finger tight fitting with cap nut on page 43 11 If you are installing the column plate on the left hand side of the compartment...

Page 52: ...ough a column clip on the column plate 13 Attach the eCord fob to the appropriate iButton located inside the front panel To avoid dislodging the eCord fob from the receptacle when closing the column c...

Page 53: ...ing or replacing a column plate in the column compartment October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 53 14 Grasp the handle of the column compartment drawer and push the drawer in Column compartment drawer Drawer...

Page 54: ...rtment drawer while pushing down on the handle to secure the latch 16 Close the outer door of the CM 30S Installing and removing a single column on the column plate Required materials Column Column pl...

Page 55: ...te and slide the clips along the track until they are in the desired position on the column plate Note Column support clips can be positioned anywhere on the track It is not necessary to position them...

Page 56: ...tober 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 4 Open each column support clip by squeezing its sides and then swinging the spring clip outward 5 Snap the column into each column support clip Spring clip Column support...

Page 57: ...2014 715004178 Rev B 57 6 Close each spring clip to lock the column in place To remove a single column from the column plate 1 Open each column support clip by squeezing its sides and then swinging th...

Page 58: ...ips Examples of correct column support clip placement The following diagrams show the recommended placement of column support clips for columns of varying length Note Column support clips are not requ...

Page 59: ...mn plate October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 59 300 mm columns with correct clips in recommended positions 300 mm column Column support clip 300 mm column with 50 mm guard column 300 mm column with 30 mm g...

Page 60: ...October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 250 mm columns with correct clips in recommended locations 250 mm column Column support clip 250 mm column with 50 mm guard column 250 mm column with 30 mm guard column...

Page 61: ...mn plate October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 61 150 mm columns with correct clips in recommended locations 150 mm column Column support clip 150 mm column with 50 mm guard column 150 mm column with 30 mm g...

Page 62: ...October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 100 mm columns with correct clips in recommended locations 100 mm column Column support clip 100 mm column with 50 mm guard column 100 mm column with 30 mm guard column...

Page 63: ...olumn plate October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 63 75 mm columns with correct clips in recommended locations 75 mm column Column support clip 75 mm column with 50 mm guard column 75 mm column with 30 mm gu...

Page 64: ...64 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 50 mm columns with correct clips in recommended locations 50 mm column Column support clip 50 mm column with 50 mm guard column 50 mm column with 30 mm guard column C...

Page 65: ...external valve or two or more valves set valve addresses as follows If you are using one external valve and its address is not already 0 use the 0 flat blade screwdriver to turn the screw on the back...

Page 66: ...nd then connect the coupler adapter to the connector labeled 3 on the 3 gang external valve s serial adapter cable 4 Connect the male end of each external valve s power cord to a suitable wall outlet...

Page 67: ...erate use Contents Topic Page Maintenance schedule 67 Spare parts 68 Safety and handling 68 Resolving leak sensor errors 69 Replacing the leak sensor 73 Replacing the column outlet tubing in a CM 30S...

Page 68: ...ge 76 and page 84 Replace the passive preheater assembly As needed See page 97 and page 104 Replace the ferrule on the column fitting As needed See page 119 Replace the valve cartridge As needed See p...

Page 69: ...ric shock do not remove the instrument s panels There are no user serviceable items inside the instrument Warning Risk of tipping To avoid injury ensure the side mount shaft on the right hand side of...

Page 70: ...e To avoid damaging the electronic components or circuitry of a system module do not disconnect an electrical assembly from the module while the module remains connected to the ac supply source Follow...

Page 71: ...ng the connector out of the receptacle 5 Remove the leak sensor from its reservoir grasping it by its serrations and pulling upward Leak sensor 6 Use a nonabrasive lint free wipe to dry the leak senso...

Page 72: ...aining liquid from the corners of the leak sensor reservoir and its surrounding area 9 Align the leak sensor s T bar with the slot in the side of the leak sensor reservoir and slide the leak sensor in...

Page 73: ...contamination from contact with biologically hazardous or toxic materials always wear clean chemical resistant powder free gloves when performing this procedure Notice To avoid damaging the electroni...

Page 74: ...ne column manager 74 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 2 Open the outer door of the CM 30S 3 Press down on the tab to detach the leak sensor connector from the front of the CM 30S Outer door handle Press...

Page 75: ...errations and pulling upward on it Leak sensor 5 Unpack the new leak sensor 6 Align the leak sensor s T bar with the slot in the side of the leak sensor reservoir and slide the leak sensor into place...

Page 76: ...ubing in a CM 30S installed in an APC system Required materials Gloves clean powder free chemical resistant Replacement column outlet tubing Warning To prevent burn injuries set the column temperature...

Page 77: ...anging column outlet tubing on the left hand side of the column compartment The illustrations also apply to changing a column outlet tubing on the right hand side of the column compartment To remove t...

Page 78: ...3 Maintaining the 30 cm single zone column manager 78 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 3 Lift the drawer handle of the column compartment to release the door latch Drawer handle...

Page 79: ...ctober 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 79 4 Grasp the handle of the column compartment drawer and pull the drawer toward you 5 Use the 1 4 inch open end wrench to disconnect the column outlet fitting from the...

Page 80: ...n the column outlet tubing that you are replacing do as follows a Loosen the cap nut from the column fitting taking care not to remove the cap nut b Unscrew the column fitting from the column and then...

Page 81: ...re replacing and remove the tubing To install the new column outlet tubing 1 If you are installing a column on the column outlet tubing that you are replacing do as follows a Ensure the cap nut is loo...

Page 82: ...715004178 Rev B b Tighten the cap nut onto the column fitting 2 Insert the tubing into the tubing guide that is on the same side as the column tubing that and clip the tubing guide closed Cap nut Col...

Page 83: ...he column outlet tubing in a CM 30S installed in an APC system October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 83 3 Grasp the handle of the column compartment drawer and push the drawer in Column compartment drawer Dr...

Page 84: ...erials Gloves clean powder free chemical resistant Replacement column outlet tubing Warning To prevent burn injuries set the column temperature to Off and then allow the column compartment and its com...

Page 85: ...ing column outlet tubing on the left hand side of the column compartment Yet the illustrations equally apply to changing a column outlet tubing on the right hand side of the column compartment To remo...

Page 86: ...3 Maintaining the 30 cm single zone column manager 86 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 3 Lift the drawer handle of the column compartment to release the door latch Drawer handle...

Page 87: ...Rev B 87 4 Grasp the handle of the column compartment drawer and pull the drawer toward you 5 Using the T20 TORX driver loosen the two captive screws that secure the tubing retainer plate and then car...

Page 88: ...end wrench to disconnect the column outlet fitting from the outlet valve of the CM 30S Column outlet valve 7 Pull the tubing down and through the opening at the rear of the drip tray Warning To avoid...

Page 89: ...the column outlet tubing that you are replacing remove the tubing from the column clip 9 If a column is installed on the column outlet tubing that you are replacing do as follows a Loosen the cap nut...

Page 90: ...g that you are removing do one of these things a If you are removing the column tubing from position 1 2 3 or 4 unclip the tubing guides on the left and right hand sides of the column compartment and...

Page 91: ...ay Tip Straighten the tubing slightly if necessary 2 Connect the new column outlet tubing to the appropriate position on the outlet valve and tighten the fitting finger tight plus an additional 3 4 tu...

Page 92: ...drip tray Correct bending and routing of tubing from outlet valve Important Route tubing from ports 1 7 W and 6 up and over the outlet valve and then down through the opening at the rear of the drip...

Page 93: ...ionale Doing so prevents loose tubing from interfering with the operation of the column compartment drawer and outer CM 30S door 5 If you are installing a column on the column outlet tubing that you a...

Page 94: ...ings a If you are replacing the column tubing from position 1 2 3 or 4 insert the tubing into the tubing guides on the left and right hand sides of the column compartment and clip the tubing guides cl...

Page 95: ...tment and clip the tubing guides closed 7 Using the T20 TORX driver reinstall the tubing retainer plate ensuring that all the tubing is contained behind the plate Notice To avoid damaging the tubing e...

Page 96: ...3 Maintaining the 30 cm single zone column manager 96 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 8 Grasp the handle of the column compartment drawer and push the drawer in Column compartment drawer Drawer handle...

Page 97: ...aterials Gloves clean powder free chemical resistant Replacement passive preheater assembly 1 4 inch open end wrench Warning To prevent burn injuries set the column temperature to Off and then allow t...

Page 98: ...14 715004178 Rev B T20 TORX driver Torque driver To remove the passive preheater assembly 1 Stop any running mobile phase before replacing the passive preheater assembly 2 After allowing sufficient ti...

Page 99: ...placing the passive preheater assembly in a CM 30S installed in an APC system October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 99 3 Lift the handle of the column compartment drawer to release the door latch Drawer hand...

Page 100: ...intaining the 30 cm single zone column manager 100 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 4 Grasp the handle of the column compartment drawer and pull the drawer toward you Column compartment drawer Drawer ha...

Page 101: ...rench to disconnect the passive preheater fitting from the inlet valve of the CM 30S Column positions for the left hand passive preheater Column positions for the right hand passive preheater 6 Using...

Page 102: ...nd use the T20 TORX driver to secure it in place with the two screws 2 Use the torque driver to tighten each screw to 16 inch pounds of torque 3 Connect the new passive preheater tubing to the appropr...

Page 103: ...assive preheater assembly in a CM 30S installed in an APC system October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 103 4 Grasp the handle of the column compartment drawer and push the drawer in Column compartment drawer...

Page 104: ...terials Gloves clean powder free chemical resistant Replacement passive preheater assembly Warning To prevent burn injuries set the column temperature to Off and then allow the column compartment and...

Page 105: ...rdering These assemblies contain the required tubing bends for installing the passive preheater in the desired location 1 4 inch open end wrench T20 TORX driver Torque driver To remove the passive pre...

Page 106: ...3 Maintaining the 30 cm single zone column manager 106 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 3 Lift the handle of the column compartment drawer to release the door latch Drawer handle...

Page 107: ...ve preheater assembly in a CM 30S installed in a UPC 2 system October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 107 4 Grasp the handle of the column compartment drawer and pull the drawer toward you Column compartment d...

Page 108: ...h to disconnect the passive preheater fitting from the inlet valve of the CM 30S Note Reference the magnetic diagram on the inside of the CM 30S front door for correct port and column positions Column...

Page 109: ...RX driver loosen the two captive screws that secure the tubing retainer plate and then carefully remove the plate Warning To avoid spills do not remove the valves drip tray when removing the passive p...

Page 110: ...110 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 7 If you are replacing the passive preheater in position 1 2 3 or 4 remove its tubing from the upper and lower tubing guide posts adjacent to the left hand column pl...

Page 111: ...n 5 6 or 7 remove its tubing from the upper and lower tubing guide posts adjacent to the right hand column plate 9 If you are replacing the passive preheater in position 8 remove its tubing from the u...

Page 112: ...ve preheater assembly 1 Install the new passive preheater and use the T20 TORX driver to secure it in place with the two screws 2 Use the torque driver to tighten each screw to 16 inch pounds of torqu...

Page 113: ...ly in a CM 30S installed in a UPC 2 system October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 113 Requirement When replacing the passive preheater in position 1 2 3 or 4 use the left passive preheater assembly Lower tubi...

Page 114: ...eheater in position 5 6 or 7 route its tubing above the upper tubing guide post and then below the lower tubing guide post adjacent to the right hand column plate Requirement When replacing the passiv...

Page 115: ...Requirement When replacing the passive preheater in position 5 6 7 or 8 use the right passive preheater assembly 6 Straighten the valve fitting end of the tubing enough to thread the tubing through th...

Page 116: ...below Correct bending and routing of tubing from inlet valve Important Route tubing from ports 8 B 3 and 4 up and over the inlet valve and then down through the opening at the rear of the drip tray R...

Page 117: ...004178 Rev B 117 10 Using the T20 TORX driver reinstall the tubing retainer plate ensuring that all the tubing is contained behind the plate Notice To avoid damaging the tubing ensure that all tubing...

Page 118: ...Maintaining the 30 cm single zone column manager 118 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 11 Grasp the handle of the column compartment drawer and push the drawer in Column compartment drawer Drawer handle...

Page 119: ...nd then allow the column compartment and its components to cool for 60 minutes before touching them Monitor the column compartment s internal temperature to ensure all components are cool Warning To p...

Page 120: ...B Required materials Gloves clean powder free chemical resistant Replacement ferrule To replace the ferrule on the column fitting 1 Unscrew the cap nut from the fitting 2 Slide the fitting off of the...

Page 121: ...r 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 121 3 Remove the ferrule from the fitting 4 Install the new ferrule on the fitting 5 Slide the fitting and ferrule back onto the tubing Result The ferrule locks onto the fitti...

Page 122: ...3 Maintaining the 30 cm single zone column manager 122 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B 6 Screw the cap nut back onto the fitting Cap nut Fitting...

Page 123: ...ing the CM 30S valve cartridge 2 In the instrument console select Column Manager from the system tree 3 In the column manager information window click Interactive Display 4 In the column manager inter...

Page 124: ...position on the switching valve cartridge 9 Remove the switching valve cartridge from the switching valve assembly by pulling straight forward 10 Unpack the replacement switching valve cartridge 11 En...

Page 125: ...reattach all fittings and tighten them 1 4 turn beyond finger tight for existing fittings or 3 4 turn beyond finger tight for new fittings 15 Push the valve assembly in until it stops Cleaning the ex...

Page 126: ...3 Maintaining the 30 cm single zone column manager 126 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B...

Page 127: ...ogical reactions associated with an instrument s use or misuse Heed all warnings when you install repair or operate any Waters instrument or device Waters accepts no liability in cases of injury or pr...

Page 128: ...from contacting hot surfaces Warning Risk of electric shock Warning Risk of fire Warning Risk of sharp point puncture injury Warning Risk of hand crush injury Warning Risk of injury caused by moving...

Page 129: ...s Do not use tubing that is or has been stressed or kinked Do not expose nonmetallic tubing to incompatible compounds like tetrahydrofuran THF and nitric or sulfuric acids Be aware that some compounds...

Page 130: ...onal contamination with biohazards toxic materials or corrosive materials you must understand the hazards associated with their handling Guidelines prescribing the proper use and handling of such mate...

Page 131: ...e la conformit la r glementation peut annuler le droit de l utilisateur exploiter l quipement Achtung Jedwede nderungen oder Modifikationen an dem Ger t ohne die ausdr ckliche Genehmigung der f r die...

Page 132: ...se trouvant proximit de l instrument Evitez d utiliser des tubes s v rement d form s ou endommag s Evitez d utiliser des tubes non m talliques avec du t trahydrofurane THF ou de l acide sulfurique ou...

Page 133: ...dimetilsolfossido provocano rigonfiamenti nei tubi non metallici riducendo notevolmente la pressione di rottura dei tubi stessi Advertencia se recomienda precauci n cuando se trabaje con tubos de pol...

Page 134: ...A Safety Advisories 134 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B Nonmetallic Tetrahydrofuran THF Methylene chloride Dimethyl sulfoxide THF...

Page 135: ...e par le mat riel risque d tre d fectueuses Vorsicht Der Benutzer wird darauf aufmerksam gemacht dass bei unsachgem er Verwendung des Ger tes die eingebauten Sicherheitseinrichtungen unter Umst nden n...

Page 136: ...l symbols The following electrical symbols and their associated statements can appear in instrument manuals and on an instrument s front or rear panels Electrical power on Electrical power off Standby...

Page 137: ...15004178 Rev B 137 Handling symbols The following handling symbols and their associated statements can appear on labels affixed to the packaging in which instruments devices and component parts are sh...

Page 138: ...A Safety Advisories 138 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B...

Page 139: ...information about specifications Physical specifications The following table lists the physical specifications for the CM 30S Contents Topic Page Physical specifications 139 Environmental specificatio...

Page 140: ...n Environmental specifications Attribute Specification Operating temperature When installed in a UPC 2 system 15 to 28 C When installed in an APC system 4 to 40 C Operating humidity 20 to 80 nonconden...

Page 141: ...ervoltage Category II Pertains to instruments that receive their electrical power from a local level such as an electrical wall outlet c Pollution Degree 2 A measure of pollution on electrical circuit...

Page 142: ...ns mounted in a single temperature controlled compartment from 20 0 C to 90 0 C in increments of 0 1 C Column compartment controllable temperature range From 5 C above ambient to 90 C Time to temperat...

Page 143: ...l ambient temperature is 25 C Column compartment temperature accuracy total error vs a traceable standard 0 5 C Test conditions Column not installed No flow Measurement taken on the outward facing sid...

Page 144: ...conditions Measurement taken relative to compartment air temperature sensor Test conducted at 60 C column compartment temperature External ambient temperature is 25 C Column compartment temperature s...

Page 145: ...ured at 1 meter standing in front of the CM 30S CM 30S in idle mode Valves not operating Wetted materials of construction in a CM 30S installed in an APC system Description Specification Wetted materi...

Page 146: ...B Specifications 146 October 7 2014 715004178 Rev B...

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