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Step 6: Connect the Sample Tubing to the Analytical
Instrument
One end of the sample transfer tubing is pre-connected to the sample probe.
The tubing should be long enough to allow the sample probe to move easily to
every position. On the other hand, keep the tubing as short as possible to
minimize carryover between samples.
Determine the length of the sample transfer tubing you need, and cut it to size.
1
Connect the free end of the sample transfer tubing to the inlet of the analytical
instrument's peristaltic pump.
2
If an enclosure is present, connect the trimmed tubing from the sample probe
to the inside bulkhead using the nut and ferrule provided with the enclosure.
Then attach tubing from the outside bulkhead to the input of the analytical
instrument.
Step 7: Connect the Power Supply
The autosampler is powered by the included external power supply. Ensure
that you position the autosampler so that the power cord is not blocked and
can be quickly disconnected if needed.
Turn the power switch on the autosampler OFF.
1
Check the plug on the power cord to verify that it is of the correct type for your
country.
2
Plug the power cord into a power outlet.
3
Plug the power cord into the power supply.
4
To POWER
Connector on
Autosampler
Figure 25 Power Supply
Plug the power supply into the POWER connector on the autosampler.
5
Turn the power switch on the autosampler ON.
6
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Power Cord to
Grounded AC Power
Outlet
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