Considerations Specific To The Acquity Qda Detector - Waters ACQUITY QDa Overview And Maintenance Manual

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Considerations specific to the ACQUITY QDa Detector

Power cord replacement hazard
Warning:
HAR-type (or better) in Europe. The main power cord must only be replaced with one of
adequate rating. For information regarding what cord to use in other countries, contact your
local Waters distributor.
Solvent leakage hazard
The source exhaust system is designed to be robust and leak-tight. Waters recommends you
perform a hazard analysis, assuming a maximum leak into the laboratory atmosphere of 10% LC
eluate, with an additional 0.5% leak for the Standard instrument.
Warning:
To avoid leaks of materials that are biohazardous or toxins, follow these guidelines:
To confirm the integrity of the source exhaust system, renew the source O-rings at intervals not
exceeding one year.
To avoid chemical degradation of the source O-rings, which can withstand exposure only to
certain solvents (see
are chemically compatible with the composition of the O-rings.
Flammable solvents hazard
Warning:
spectrometer's ion source while introducing solvents, ensure that nitrogen flows
continuously through the source. The nitrogen supply pressure must not fall below 600 kPa
(6.0 bar, 87 psi) during an analysis requiring the use of flammable solvents.
High temperature hazard
Warning:
enclosure, and the instrument's source components to cool before handling.
To avoid electric shock, use the SVT-type power cord in the United States and
Appendix
C), determine whether any solvents you use that are not listed
To prevent ignition of flammable solvent vapors in the enclosed space of a mass
To avoid burn injuries, allow the metal parts in the interior of the source
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