Pump Difficult To Prime Or Loses Prime; Pump Does Not Start - Thermo Scientific Dionex Easion Operator's Manual

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Leaking Dionex CRS 500
Refer to the suppressor manual for troubleshooting procedures.
Leaking injection valve
1. Make sure the liquid line connections to the valve are tight. Replace any
damaged fittings. Refer to Installation of Dionex Liquid Line Fittings
(Document No. 031432) for tightening requirements.
2. Liquid leaks from behind the valve stator may indicate a scratched rotor
seal. Rebuild the injection valve (see
Leaking conductivity cell
1. Check the waste lines for blockage; trapped particles can plug the lines
and cause a restriction and/or leak. If necessary, clear the waste lines by
reversing the direction of flow.
2. Make sure the plumbing downstream from the cell is clear; a blockage
may overpressurize the cell, causing it to leak. If the problem continues,
contact Technical Support for Dionex products for assistance.
4.3

Pump Difficult to Prime or Loses Prime

Empty eluent bottle and/or no eluent connected
1. Fill the eluent bottle, and then use the Eluent Fill Volume slider on the
Chromeleon ePanel to reset the volume of liquid in the bottle.
2. Make sure all connections are secure.
Dirty pump check valve
Replace (see
Liquid leaks at junction between pump head and pump housing
Replace the piston seal (see
4.4

Pump Does Not Start

No power (front door
1. Check that the power cord is plugged in.
2. Check the main power fuses and replace, if needed (see
Doc. 155028-01 08/20
Section
5.6) or clean (see
Section
LED indicator fails to light)
Power
4 • Troubleshooting
Section
5.11).
Section
5.7) the check valves.
5.8).
Section
5.14).
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