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AS9N010B.STB AS-93plus Service Manual.fm - LIQUID-scan GmbH ...

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Caution: Risk of damage to the autosampler components<br />

• When you fit the sampling probe, take care not to press<br />

forcefully in any direction on the autosampler arm since this can<br />

damage the arm.<br />

• The sampling probe is a complete assembly. Do not attempt to<br />

take the probe apart since this can damage it; reassembly is not<br />

possible.<br />

1. If not already done, carefully insert the sampling probe guide from above into<br />

the sampling probe holder on the autosampler arm and push it down fully.<br />

2. Carefully insert the sampling probe from above into the probe guide.<br />

Push the sampling probe down until about 20 mm protrude from the bottom<br />

end of the probe guide.<br />

Use the O-ring on the probe to prevent it from slipping down.<br />

After you have fitted the sampling probe, adjust the height as described in the next<br />

section.<br />

Note The standard sampling probe is a PTFE-lined epoxy polymer tube. This<br />

polymer is resistant to the acids, alkalis and organic solvents normally used in<br />

atomic spectroscopy. If your samples contain an organic solvent that attacks this<br />

polymer, a PTFE-lined stainless steel sampling probe is offered as an option<br />

(P/N B300-0152).<br />

Tower<br />

Sampling probe guide<br />

Autosampler arm<br />

.<br />

Holder<br />

approx.<br />

20 mm<br />

Figure 6 Fitting the Sampling Probe<br />

Sample tube<br />

Screw connector<br />

O-ring<br />

Sampling probe<br />

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