Testing The Piston Seals For Leakage - Thermo Scientific thermoscientific Vanquish Pumps C Operating Manual

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7.6.9

Testing the Piston Seals for Leakage

When
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Follow these steps
Pumps C, Pumps F ( VC-Pxx, VF-Pxx)
Operating Manual
9. Inspect all flow connections on the pump head for indications of
leakage. Tighten leaky connections when the system pressure is
down to zero.
10. Optional: Test the system wash system and pump for leakage (see
Testing the Seal Wash System for Leakage (} page 130)
the Pump for Leakage (General Test)
Pressure pulsation, shift in retention times and/or poor
reproducibility can indicate possible piston seal leakage.
If messages regarding piston seal leakage appear in the
chromatography software, for example, "The piston seal leakage
has exceeded the recommended limit (code 4121)".
Backpressure capillary (from Diagnostics tool kit) (optional)
Isopropanol
1. From the Chromeleon software, start a seal wash cycle.
2. When the seal wash cycle is complete, disconnect the tubing from
the seal wash detector (port labeled in).
Figure 55: Seal wash detector
No.
Description
1
Seal wash detector
2
Tubing connection port (port labeled in)
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and
(} page 179)).
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