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See Installing and Using the Universal Source Holder (715004884)for additional information
about installing and using the universal source holder on the M-Class cart, and securing the
source enclosure to the holder.
Recommendation:
The ionKey source is installed along with a cable-management bracket
and a replacement infill panel. You can leave the bracket and infill panel in place when you
replace the ionKey source with a conventional interface. If, however, you choose to remove the
bracket and replace the original infill panel, reverse the installation instructions (step 5 to step 9)
in Installing the ionKey source (Page
See also:
The ionKey/MS System Guide (715004028).
Required materials
• Chemical-resistant, powder-free gloves
• 1/4-inch open-end wrench
Warning:
To avoid personal contamination with biologically hazardous, toxic, and corrosive
materials, wear chemical-resistant, powder-free gloves when performing this procedure.
Warning:
To avoid static-like electric shock, ensure that the instrument is prepared for
working on the source before starting this procedure.
To remove the ionKey source:
1. Prepare the instrument for working on its source (see
on the source (Page
Warning:
other components heated to high temperatures. Wait until the hot components
have sufficiently cooled before you handle them.
2. Remove the iKey from the docking port. (see the ionKey/MS System Guide (715004028)).
3. Close the MassLynx software.
4. Power-off the µSample manager.
5. Disconnect the PSPI cable.
6. Use the ¼-inch open-end wrench to loosen and disconnect the fluid waste line and fluid
inlet lines from the µSample manager.
7. Disconnect the optional post-column addition line from the flow control module of the
auxiliary solvent manager.
8. Swing open the ionKey source enclosure unit from the source mounting on the mass
spectrometer.
9. Disconnect the high-voltage cable (white) from the high-voltage supply outlet on the mass
spectrometer.
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To avoid burn injuries, exercise care when handling the column or
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Preparing the instrument for working