Installing A Capillary Lc System With A Thermostatted Micro Sampler; Install The Thermostat For 1100 Samplers (G1330B) - Agilent Technologies 1100 Series System Manual

1 Installing your Capillary LC System

Installing a Capillary LC System with a Thermostatted Micro Sampler

These instructions will produce two stacks of modules. The left-hand stack will consist
of the capillary pump, degasser and solvent cabinet. The right-hand stack will consist of
the thermostatted micro sampler (bottom), thermostatted column compartment (TCC),
and diode array detector (DAD) on top.
Required cables, tubes and capillaries for each module are included with the system
shipment, or found in the module accessory kits.
NOTE
The Agilent part numbers for capillaries indicated in the text are intended for use with
the standard capillary pump, as the pump is shipped from the factory. If the optional
Extended Flow Range Kit (G1376-68707) is to be installed in the pump, several of
these capillaries, throughout the entire system, will be changed. Refer to chapter 6 for
detailed information on the Extended Flow Range Kit.
Refer to
Agilent part numbers and descriptions for capillaries throughout the system.
This manual provides an overview of the entire Capillary LC System. For more detailed
information about each module, refer to the reference manual provided with each module.

Install the Thermostat for 1100 Samplers (G1330B)

Connect the power cable to the thermostat module power socket only after you have
CAUTION
connected the thermostat-to-sampler cable (G1330-81600) between the thermostat
module and the micro sampler. Failure to follow this warning will result in damage to the electronics of
the thermostat module and the sampler.
1 Place the thermostat for 1100 samplers (thermostat module) on the bench. The
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Chapter 3 for detailed information on system plumbing connections, and
thermostat module should be no more than 25cm (9.8 inches) from the front edge of
the bench. The thermostat module should be positioned as the bottom module in the
right-hand stack.