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<strong>ASXpress</strong> Rapid Sample Introduction System Operator’s <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Chapter 3: Installing the Rapid Sample Introduction System<br />

Figure 1-46 Rinse Tubing and Y-Connection Assembly Installed on<br />

Peristaltic Pump and Rinse Station (ASX-520)<br />

To retrofit the rinse station on an ASX-520HS with existing Large Bowl Rinse<br />

Station to the Standard Bowl version, complete the following:<br />

1. Gently pull the rinse station away from the autosampler rinse block.<br />

2. Remove the tubing connecting the rinse station to the peristaltic pump.<br />

Remove the tubing connecting the rinse station to the drain/waste<br />

container. Set the rinse station and all tubing aside, as those items will<br />

not be reinstalled.<br />

3. Connect the Y-tubing assembly to the lowest fitting of the supplied<br />

standard-bowl rinse station (both provided in the upgrade kit), and to<br />

the discharge ports of the peristaltic pump (Figure 1-46).<br />

4. Connect one end of the supplied drain tubing to the drain/overflow<br />

fitting (highest fitting) of the rinse station. Connect the drain tube from<br />

the rinse station to a suitable waste container, ensuring that the end of<br />

the drain tube does not become submerged below the waste liquid<br />

level, as that condition will impede proper drainage. Note: This length<br />

of tubing may be cut to accommodate your specific<br />

position/arrangement.<br />

5. Gently push the Standard Bowl Rinse Station into place onto the rinse<br />

station holder block (mounted on the autosampler front cover) as<br />

shown in place in Figure 1-45.<br />

6. Replace the peristaltic pump input rinse tubing (suction tubing<br />

connecting the input of the peristaltic pump to a rinse solution supply<br />

container) with a single length of tubing, found in the completion kit, as<br />

shown in Figure 1-46 and Figure 1-47. Leave one peristaltic pump<br />

channel input connection open to the atmosphere to allow air to be<br />

drawn in through one channel, while rinse solution is drawn in through<br />

the other channel (Figure 1-47).<br />

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