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2.2 Instrument Location
2.3 Connect Power
2.4 Plumbing
Connections
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The CombiFlash NextGen systems have a relatively small foot-
print, requiring about 1550 square centimeters (240 in
bench space. Ensure that the system has at least 3 cm (1.25 in) of
air space behind it for ventilation. Additional space may be
required for solvent and waste containers.
Refer to Table 1-1 for environmental conditions and power
requirements.
The system is heavy. Use a two-person lift to prevent injury.
Before making any connections to the NextGen system, place it
on the bench or in the fume hood where it will be operated. Tem-
porarily position the system so you can access the back panels to
complete the connections.
Ensure that the mains breaker switch is in the O
Then, use the supplied IEC 60320-1 C13 power cord to connect
the system to mains power.
Mains power must meet the voltage, frequency, and
amperage requirements listed on the serial number label.
As long as the AC mains power cord is connected, power
is inside the unit. The mains power cord is the disconnect
device.
Position the system so that the power cord can be
unplugged, or use a power strip where the plug can quickly
be removed from the outlet in the event of an emergency.
Risk of fire or equipment damage. Failure to connect waste
port tubing may allow organic solvents to pool in unsafe
areas, possibly creating dangerous levels of flammable
vapors.
Risk of fire ignited by electrostatic discharges. Never
substitute the black tubing on CombiFlash systems. The
black tubing (P/N 023-0503-06) is conductive. This tubing is
required to dissipate static electricity.
CombiFlash NextGen Systems
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