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MI 611-185 – June 1996<br />

Maintenance<br />

NOTE: A bleeder assembly is provided in the tool kit to allow the hydrogen tank to<br />

be emptied for common carrier shipment. To use the bleeder, manually screw the<br />

bleeder onto the tank valve and allow the hydrogen to vent. This process will take<br />

about two minutes to complete.<br />

CAUTION: Observe all hydrogen handling procedures listed above.<br />

When transporting the instrument, remove the hydrogen tank and place it in its normal location<br />

in the carrying case.<br />

To fill the tank, use the following procedure:<br />

NOTE: All hydrogen fittings are left hand thread — do not overtighten.<br />

1. Turn supply tank valve OFF.<br />

2. Attach tank fill adapter to supply tank with valve OFF and with manifold valve on<br />

OFF position.<br />

3. Attach <strong>TVA</strong>-<strong>1000B</strong> hydrogen tank to tank fill adapter. (Note left hand thread —<br />

do not overtighten.)<br />

4. Open supply tank valve. Move fill adapter valve to FILL position.<br />

5. Wait for <strong>TVA</strong>-<strong>1000B</strong> tank to fill. This may take 2 to 3 minutes because of flow<br />

restrictors in the tank and fill adapter.<br />

6. Close fill adapter valve.<br />

7. Remove <strong>TVA</strong>-<strong>1000B</strong> tank.<br />

8. Close supply tank valve.<br />

9. Remove tank fill adapter.<br />

Always remove the tank from the instrument before storing in the instrument carrying case.<br />

Servicing the PID Cartridge<br />

To service the PID cartridge, use the following procedure:<br />

1. Turn the instrument OFF.<br />

2. Using the special spanner wrench provided with the instrument tool kit, unscrew<br />

the blue cap holding the PID cartridge in place.<br />

3. Screw the special extractor tool provided with the accessory kit into the off-center<br />

hole in the cartridge. (Do not exceed three full turns. Refer to Figure 10.)<br />

4. Remove the cartridge by pulling on the extractor. Unscrew the extractor from the<br />

cartridge. Clean or replace the cartridge.<br />

5. To insert a new cartridge, reverse the procedure. Note that the standard 10.6 eV<br />

PID cartridge is marked with a blue band. Other energy level lamps are marked<br />

with different colors (not red).<br />

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