Replacing The Ionkey Reference-Probe Capillary; Removing The Ionkey Reference-Probe Capillary - Waters Xevo G2-XS QTof Overview And Maintenance Manual

9. Finger-tighten the coupler to hold the TaperTip emitter securely, without crushing.
10. Mount the NanoLockSpray reference probe on the NanoLockSpray source enclosure.
11. Using the combined 2.5-mm hex wrench and cone extraction tool, tighten the three screws
that secure the NanoLockSpray reference probe.
12. Replace the combined 2.5-mm hex wrench and cone extraction tool in its storage location
on the source adapter housing.
13. Fit the NanoLockSpray source enclosure to the instrument (see
enclosure to the instrument (Page
14. Using an F-130 "finger-tight" nut, connect the 75-µm sleeved fused-silica capillary to port 1
of the fluidics divert valve (for information about plumbing the fluidics sample delivery
system for NanoLockSpray operation, see
NanoLockSpray operation (Page
15. Connect the NanoLockSpray reference probe's cable to the instrument's high-voltage
connector.

7.25 Replacing the ionKey reference-probe capillary

Replace the ionKey reference-probe TaperTip emitter or capillary if either is irreversibly blocked,
contaminated, or damaged.

7.25.1 Removing the ionKey reference-probe capillary

Required materials
• Chemical-resistant, powder-free gloves
• 1.5-mm hex wrench
• 5-mm hex wrench
• Source of oil-free compressed gas for blow drying the union
• Wash bottle containing HPLC-grade (or better) 1:1 methanol/water
• Large beaker
To remove the reference probe:
Warning:
corrosive materials, and to avoid spreading contamination to uncontaminated surfaces,
wear clean, chemical-resistant, powder-free gloves when working with the plumbing,
probe, and source components.
Notice:
To avoid breaking the fragile TaperTip emitter, take care when inserting
the reference probe into the source enclosure.
To avoid personal contamination with biologically hazardous, toxic, or
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