Decommissioning
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12 Decommissioning
The machine is decommissioned as follows:
1. If necessary, remove crucibles and boats from the analyzer and HTFr.
2. Ensure that the machine has been switched off and has cooled down.
3. Unplug the analyzer and the HTFr.
4. Ensure that the gas supply for the carrier gas has been turned off.
5. Dismantle the gas hoses from the analyzer to the operating company
’s gas connection and
from the analyzer to the HTFr.
6. Dismantle the exhaust hose from the analyzer to the ventilation system.
7. Dismantle the gas hoses from the HTFr to the analyzer.
8. Remove the reagent tube and the tube from the catalyst furnace on the analyzer, see
”.
9. Mechanically remove the consumed chemicals and dispose of them in accordance with
local regulations.
10. Check the reagent tube for damage.
In the event of damage such as cracks or recrystallisation, dispose of the reagent tube in
accordance with local regulations because proper use is no longer possible.
11. Insert the empty reagent tube.
This ensures that the reagent tube is not damaged when not in use.
2. Empty the anhydrone in the HTFr and insert the empty reagent tube (
see “
anhydrone
”).
This ensures that the reagent tube is not damaged when not in use.
The machine has been decommissioned.
13 Storage
The following storage conditions apply to storage of the ELEMENTRAC CS-d:
•
Indoor area
•
Ambient temperature b5 and +35 °C
•
Ambient humidity <80 % at +31 °C, non-condensing
Store the machine as follows:
1. Decommission the machine, see
”.
2. Store the machine under the specified storage conditions.
The machine has been stored.
