Agilent Technologies 5975 Series Operating Manual page 50

2 Installing 7890/7820/6890/6850 GC Columns
The GC/MSD interface is heated by an electric cartridge heater. Normally, the
heater is powered and controlled by Thermal Aux #2 heated zone of the GC. The
interface temperature can be set from Agilent MassHunter GC/MS Acquisition
software or from the GC. A thermocouple sensor in the interface monitors the
temperature.
The GC/MSD interface should be operated in the range of 250  to 350 C. The
interface temperature should be slightly higher than the maximum GC oven
temperature, but never higher than the maximum column temperature.
The GC/MSD interface can be used with both EI and CI sources. The EI XTR, HES,
and CI sources require a tip seal assembly. The tip seal and spring interfere with,
and must be removed when using the EI SS and Inert sources.
(See
Self-Tightening Column Nut"
the GC/MS Interface Using a Standard Column Nut"
The GC/MSD interface operates at high temperatures. If you touch it when it is
WAR N IN G
hot, it will burn you.
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on page 36, and "To Install a Capillary Column in
5975/5977 Series MSD Operating Manual
on page 41.)