Leak Testing; Potential Leak Points; Leak Testing The Tri-Column Assembly - Agilent Technologies 6890 Series Service Manual

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Leak testing

When checking the solvent vapor exit assembly for leaks, first check the
tri-column assembly. If the tri-column assembly is not leaking, check the
valve/fitting assembly (which includes the stainless steel union, tubing, and
fitting on the solenoid).

Potential leak points

Tri-column assembly
Quartz column connector
Quartz Y splitter
Connection to the inlet
Valve/fitting assembly
Solenoid valve
S/S union
Inlet fitting on the valve/fitting assembly
Note that there are no replacement parts on the valve/fitting assembly. If the
valve fails or the fitting cannot be tightened, replace the assembly.

Leak testing the tri-column assembly

Tools Required
The following tools (not supplied in the SVE Kit) are required to perform the
leak check procedure of the tri-column assembly.
1/16-inch (SS) union (part no. 0100-0124)
Vespel/graphite ferrules:
1/8-inch Swagelok nut (part no. 5180-4103)
1/8-inch solid (no hole) vespel ferrule (part no. 0100-1372) or
1/8-inch Swagelok cap
Electronic leak detector (optional)
Jun 2001
For 250 µm column (part no. 5062-3508)
For 320 µm column (part no. 5062-3506)
Inlets
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