PN A51387A
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Installing and Calibrating an Aperture Tube
Using Small Aperture Tubes (20 µm and 30 µm)
Figure 3.2
Closed-Circuit Filtration System
Cleaning the Analyzer Prior to Using a Small Aperture
Before running analyses with a small aperture tube, clean the system. An effective cleaning
procedure includes filling and draining the system multiple times and in multiple cycles,
alternating between pre-filtered, de-ionized water and 98% isopropyl alcohol. For step-by-step
instructions, see
, page
.
Cleaning System Components and Accessories
Before operating the system, rinse all system components and accessories in pre-filtered ISOTON® II
(see
Pre-Filtering the Electrolyte and Cleaning Fluid
).
System components and accessories include:
•
Electrolyte Jar
•
Aperture Tube
•
Electrode
•
Particle Trap
•
ST Beaker or Accuvette® ST
When handling small aperture tubes and other system components, wear powder-free latex or
nitrile gloves.
To clean the aperture tube and electrode:
1.
Press the platform release towards the back of the Sample Compartment and lower the platform
to the loading position.
2.
Use a squeeze bottle filled with clean or pre-filtered ISOTON® II to rinse the aperture tube,
external electrode, and the stirrer (
, below).
3.
Select a beaker that is at least one size larger than the size you used for the previous run (or a
400 mL beaker if you used that size for the previous run).
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