To Change A Septum On The Coc Inlet - Agilent Technologies 8860 Maintaining

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Maintaining the COC Inlet

To Change a Septum on the COC Inlet

To Change a Septum on the COC Inlet

1 Gather the following:
2 Launch the GC maintenance wizard: Maintenance > Inlets, select the inlet, then select
Be careful! The oven and/or inlet may be hot enough to cause burns. If either is hot, wear
heat-resistant gloves to protect your hands.
WAR N IN G
Wear clean, lint-free gloves to prevent contamination of parts with dirt and skin oils.
C AU T I O N
3 Replace the septum.
For 250/320-µm
automated injections
128
Replacement septum, see
page 120.
Tweezers
A thin wire (0.2-inch diameter) for removing septum from inlet
Lint-free gloves
Perform Maintenance > Replace Septum > Start Maintenance. The wizard will guide you
through the maintenance steps described below.
If you are using a septum nut, grasp the knurling and unscrew. Remove the old septum
with tweezers.
Use tweezers to install a new septum. Push the septum into the septum nut until
properly seated. Firmly tighten the nut.
For 530-µm automated
injections
If you are using a cooling tower, grasp the three rings and unscrew. The spring and
duckbill septum may pop out of the inlet when you remove the cooling tower. Be careful
not to lose them. If they do not pop out, use a thin wire to remove them from the inlet.
Insert the replacement duckbill septum into the spring and place in the inlet. Reattach
the cooling tower assembly, then finger-tighten.
"Consumables and Parts for the Cool On-Column Inlet"
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