Agilent G2647-90001 FPD Preventive Maintenance Instructions

This document is about the PM maintenance instructions for Agilent Technologies, Inc.'s FPD Flame Photometric Detector. During the maintenance, the optics will be dismantled, the emission chamber, igniter, and seals will be replaced, and the inert transfer line may also be replaced. The procedure requires attention to detail and time. It is recommended to run a benchmark checkout test before and after the maintenance. After reassembly, a 15-minute bake-out at 250°C is recommended. The detector output takes about 1 hour to stabilize after the bake-out. There are two PM kits available for single FPD and dual FPD. For applications with halogenated solvents, the corresponding kit is recommended.


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Agilent
Document type
Service Manual
Language
English
Pages
18
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
07 June, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
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About this manual

This document provides instructions for performing preventive maintenance (PM) on the Agilent G2647-90001 Flame Photometric Detector. The procedure involves dismantling optics, replacing the emission chamber, igniter, seals, and optionally the inert transfer line. It includes a list of required tools, PM kits for single or dual detectors, and specific part numbers.

What's inside

  • Preparation
  • Disassembling the detector
  • Replacing the transfer line
  • Rebuilding the optics assembly
  • Bake out and run checkout test

Frequently asked questions

How long does disassembly and reassembly take?

The procedure usually takes about 1 hour.

What temperature should be used for the bake-out?

Set the oven and detector temperatures to 250 °C for 15 minutes.

How long does it take for the detector output to stabilize after reassembly?

The detector output takes about 1 hour to stabilize after the bake-out.

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