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6. ensure that the overflow siphon for the nebulization chamber is filled with the mobile
phase that will be used for the separation. if necessary, pump a few milliliters of solvent
through the instrument to fill the siphon.
NOTICE
Ensure that the waste container is directly below the siphon outlet and that there are no
loops or bends in the drain tubing.
Affix the drain tubing to the inlet of the waste container, so that the end of the tubing is
never submered in the liquid.
Drain tubing that is bent or immersed in the waste container will create pressure
fluctuations in the ELS detector and result in poor measurements.
The liquid level in the siphon must be stable and should be equal at both sides. If the
vacuum is too strong, liquid is drawn into the evaporation tube or generate air bubbles
from the drain tube and both resulting in bad measurement results.
7. Power on the PLC system and wait for GGP Software to load.
● if the PLC Purification System and the eLS detector are properly configured and
communication is established, a second detector cell with two green dots appears on
the software screen.
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the eLS detector warms to reach the default temperature selected in the
‘System Configuration’ window of the GGP Software.