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Rebuilding the 2487 Autopurification Flow Cell
This procedure outlines the steps necessary to rebuild the 2487 Autopurification Flow Cell.
NOTE: To be certain you have the latest version of this procedure, please visit the Waters
Support Center (http://www.waters.com).
Take the following precautions when disassembling and reassembling the flow cell:
• To prevent contamination, use powder-free finger cots or gloves when touching the
flow cell lenses or window.
• Take care to prevent scratching of the flow cell parts.
• Use a clean nonparticulating cloth or a similar clean surface in the work area where
you are removing, rebuilding, and replacing the flow cell.
NOTE: Always replace the flow cell gaskets when cleaning, rebuilding, or replacing other
flow cell components.
Parts Required
Part Number
700002770
Part Number
WAT081131
WAT081073
WAT081135
WAT081070
402000155
Tools/Materials Required
• 1/4-inch flat-blade screwdriver
• Torque wrench set to 11 and 14 in-lb with 1/4-inch flat blade screwdriver bit
• Plastic tweezers
• Powder-free gloves or finger cots
• Lint-free swab
• Methanol
The cuvette lens mount screw, lens holder, entrance lens washer and lens mount will be reused
when rebuilding the flow cell.
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Table 1: Parts Required
2487 Autopurification Flow Cell Rebuild Kit
Table 2: Kit Components
Lens, Cell Entrance
Window, Stepped, Flow Cell
F
UTOPURIFICATION
LOW
Description
Description
Gasket, Flow Cell
Split Ring, Cuvette
Lens, Cuvette
C
1
ELL
Quantity
1
Quantity
2
1
1
1
1
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Summary of Contents for Waters 2487
- Page 1 Rebuilding the 2487 Autopurification Flow Cell This procedure outlines the steps necessary to rebuild the 2487 Autopurification Flow Cell. NOTE: To be certain you have the latest version of this procedure, please visit the Waters Support Center (http://www.waters.com). Take the following precautions when disassembling and reassembling the flow cell: •...
- Page 2 7. Using a 1/4-inch flat-blade screwdriver, loosen the three captive screws on the flow cell assembly front plate (Figure 1). Figure 1 - Removing 2487 Autopurification Flow Cell Assembly 8. Gently pull the assembly toward you, and out of the 2487 Detector chassis.
- Page 3 .# 715001121, R . A R 2487 A EBUILDING THE UTOPURIFICATION 9. Remove the cuvette holder by sliding it out of the flow cell holder (Figure 2). 10. Place the flow cell assembly on a flat clean surface. Figure 2 - Cuvette and Flow Cell Holders...
- Page 4 EBUILDING THE UTOPURIFICATION Disassembling the Flow Cell Figure 3 - Exploded View of 2487 Autopurification Flow Cell NOTE: Flow cell components showing part numbers are the components that need to be replaced. All other parts are to be reused. Exit or Cuvette Side 1.
- Page 5 .# 715001121, R . A R 2487 A EBUILDING THE UTOPURIFICATION 2. Using the 1/4-inch flat-blade screwdriver, remove the lens mount screw. The tan-colored entrance lens washer will remain inside the lens mount screw. 3. Rotate the flow cell so that the entrance lens is facing downward, and give the flow cell body a light tap to remove the lens.
- Page 6 .# 715001121, R . A R 2487 A EBUILDING THE UTOPURIFICATION NOTE: Any contamination will require the cell to be taken apart and recleaned. Because the gasket has not been under any pressure, it is possible that it can be reused.
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What side of battery I should slide into CPU board
The battery used in the Waters 2487 detector is a CR2032. The positive side (marked with a "+") should face up when inserted into the CPU board inside the detector.
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