Metrohm 2.947.0010, Руководство пользователя

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947 Professional UV/VIS Detector Vario (2.947.00x0)
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3.3 Base tray and bottle holder
3.3.1 Basic information on base tray and bottle holder
The base tray (6.2061.110) and bottle holder (6.2061.100) protect IC
instruments from dust, dirt and leaking fluids. The supply bottles for eluent
and auxiliary solutions can be positioned neatly on the bottle holder.
In a complex IC system, several different instruments may be used, such as
an analyzer, an extension module and a detector. These instruments can
be set up in one or more stacks. We recommend that a base tray and bot-
tle holder be mounted for each stack of IC instruments.
The bottle holder and base tray must be removed or set up if one of the
following instruments is to be mounted on or under a 940 Professional IC
Vario:
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One or more 942 Extension Module Vario
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Or another instrument with the same-sized footprint
3.3.2 Mounting base tray and bottle holder (optional)
The base tray and bottle holder come fully assembled on a new ion chro-
matograph. To install an Extension Module on the ion chromatograph,
remove the bottle holder and put it back on top of the topmost instru-
ment. To install an Extension Module under the ion chromatograph,
remove the base tray and set it under the lowest instrument.
3.3.2.1 Removing/mounting the base tray
Remove the base tray to install another instrument under the IC instru-
ment.
CAUTION
Do not pinch capillaries or leak sensor cables
Capillaries are fed through the guide ducts between the base tray and
the instrument. Pinches in the leak sensor cable or the capillaries may
lead to malfunctions.
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Unplug the leak sensor cable before you remove the base tray.
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Remove all the capillaries from the capillary ducts before you remove
the base tray.
Removing the base tray
Prerequisites
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The instrument is switched off.