LTQ Orbitrap XL Hardware Manual
LTQ Orbitrap XL Hardware Manual
LTQ Orbitrap XL Hardware Manual
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Basic System Operations<br />
Shutting Down the System in an Emergency<br />
Shutting Down the System in an Emergency<br />
If you need to turn off the MS detector in an emergency, place the main<br />
power switch (located on the power panel at the right side of the<br />
<strong>LTQ</strong> <strong>Orbitrap</strong> <strong>XL</strong>) in the Off (O) position. This turns off all power to<br />
the instrument, including the linear ion trap, multiple socket outlets for<br />
the data system, and the vacuum pumps. The main power switch must<br />
be turned 90° anti-clockwise to switch off the instrument. See<br />
Figure 2-1.<br />
Figure 2-1. Main power switch in Off position<br />
Behavior of the System in Case of a Main Failure<br />
Off<br />
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On<br />
The instrument is automatically vented by the vent valve of the linear<br />
ion trap. The vent valve vents the system 30 s after power is switched<br />
off.<br />
Although removing power abruptly will not harm any component<br />
within the system, this is not the recommended shutdown procedure to<br />
follow. Refer to topic “Shutting Down the System” on page 2-5 for the<br />
recommended procedure.<br />
Note To separately turn off the recirculating chiller or computer in an<br />
emergency, use the On/Off switches on the chiller and computer,<br />
respectively. ▲<br />
A main power failure has the same consequence as switching off via the<br />
main power switch. If the power is available again, the system is started<br />
up automatically i.e. the pumps are switched on and the vacuum is<br />
created. If the system has been vented during the mains failure, it is<br />
necessary to bake out the system to obtain the operating vacuum. Refer<br />
to the topic “Baking Out the System” on page 3-4.