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5800 Refrigerated Sampler Service Guide - Isco

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<strong>5800</strong> <strong>Refrigerated</strong> <strong>Sampler</strong> <strong>Service</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Section 3 Refrigeration System<br />

3.4 Refrigeration Module The following sections describe inspection and servicing procedures<br />

for the refrigeration module.<br />

WARNING<br />

The refrigeration system in the <strong>5800</strong> sampler is a finely<br />

tuned system. Any small changes will affect the operation<br />

of the unit and may compromise the ability of the sampler<br />

to meet cooling specifications. Teledyne <strong>Isco</strong> highly<br />

recommends replacing the entire refrigeration assembly<br />

rather than having the user attempt any repair of the<br />

refrigeration system. A replacement system comes fully<br />

charged and tested. It is ready for installation and does not<br />

require any further adjustments.<br />

IF user repairs are attempted, please keep the following<br />

points in mind:<br />

· The amount of refrigerant required for the system to<br />

operate correctly is 5 oz. +/-.1. System performance will<br />

noticeably degrade with a change of as little as +/-.2<br />

ounces. This small amount requires the use of a very<br />

accurate scale with resolution of no greater than .1 oz.<br />

· When charging the system, the length of hoses used to<br />

connect the gauge set must be considered. The volume<br />

of the refrigerant in the hoses will vary depending on<br />

hose length and the given temperature.<br />

· Care must be taken if the industry standard piercing<br />

saddle valves are used. These valves tend to leak and<br />

should never be left in the system.<br />

· We recommend the installation of brazed in valves. Be<br />

sure no debris are introduced into the system.The<br />

valves and cylinder of the compressor are vulnerable to<br />

debris. Any particulates introduced on the low side will<br />

be ingested by the compressor and may cause failure.<br />

WARNING<br />

Risk of injury or equipment damage. Familiarize yourself<br />

with the general instructions on pages 1-13 and 1-13.<br />

CAUTION<br />

All exposed copper tubing MUST be coated with acrylic paint<br />

and then covered with shrink tubing to prevent corrosion.<br />

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