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vent valve or remove the column nut and column.
'R QRW vent or shut off the power on a diffusion pump MSD while the pump is hot.
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Column flow rate into the MSD during tuning or data acquisition should not exceed
2.0 ml/min for the diffusion pump MSD or 4.0 ml/min for the turbo pump MSD. Optimum
sensitivity generally occurs at approximately half the maximum allowable flow.
Moving or storing the MSD requires special care
The best way to keep your MSD functioning properly is to keep it pumped
down and hot, with carrier gas flow. If you plan to move or store your MSD,
a few additional precautions are required. The MSD must remain upright at
all times; this requires special caution when moving. The MSD should not
be left vented for long periods.
Operating the MSD
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