Replacing Termination Panel; Instructions - ABB NGC8206 User Manual

23) Turn on all sample streams, calibration gas and carrier gas.
24) Once the unit is reassembled, apply power to the NGC (Step 6).
25) Follow the Cold Start procedure in Maintenance.
26) Reinstall the front and rear end caps.

5.16 Replacing Termination Panel

This section presents the procedures for removal and installation of the power
termination panel. This panel is located in the rear of the NGC. Read through all
procedural steps before removing the assembly.

5.16.1 Instructions

1) On the Analyzer Operation screen, click Hold under Next Mode. When the
2) Collect data from unit.
3) Back up configuration files, following the instructions detailed previously in the
section, Backing Up Configuration Files.
4) Using the Lithium Battery Status instructions, verify the battery status is ok before
proceeding.
5) Gain access to the rear termination panel of the NGC by loosening the
countersunk hex socket locking set screw in the rear end cap using a 1/16" hex
wrench, and then unscrewing the end cap.
6) Disconnect or remove power from the NGC unit externally, or remove the J1
connector from the termination panel (see
7) Disconnect all connectors from board J2 digital I/O, J8 and J10 serial ports, J3
Ethernet and J6 USB client connectors. Move the wires out of the way.
8) Using a 5/16" nut driver, loosen and remove the six nuts holding the termination
panel in place.
9) Lift the clear protective overlay out.
10) Lift the termination panel out, being careful of the wires fed into the enclosure
through the hubs and the cables connected to the back. Do not remove the EMI
gasket.
11) Carefully unplug the ribbon cable to the digital controller from the back of the
termination panel J4 and the analytical processor J12. Set panel aside.
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To return the assembly to Totalflow service for warranty or
repair, please contact Totalflow customer service for an RA
number.
Note that since power was removed from this unit, the NGC
will perform start-up diagnostics and stabilize. If the user has
disabled the start-up diagnostics, they should be enabled and
power cycled to the unit. If power has been withheld from the
unit for an unknown or lengthy period of time, a complete
start-up should be performed.
For more information on enabling the diagnostics in PCCU,
click Diagnostics and then Help.
unit completes the current cycle and enters hold, continue to the next step.
As with all electronic components, caution should be used
when handling boards. Static electricity can potentially
damage board components, voiding any warranty.
Figure 5-9).
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