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This indicates a leak

\uD83C\uDF31 Solution

Diagnosis - Determine the type of leak (atmosphere or valve)

Note

Make sure no samples are in the AGE system and insert a glass tube on each reactor of the AGE system.

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  1. Make sure the O-rings on the upper and lower tubes are in good shape. To check that, remove the or O-rings by removing the cap nut on the bottom and top of the reactor. Carefully insert the glass tube and gently remove the O-ring by moving the glass tube sideways by 5-10° and then pulling the O-ring out. Check for tears and dirt on the O-ring and replace the O-ring if necessary. If the O-ring still looks intact but very dry, regrease re-grease the O-ring with a very small amount of silicone grease from the EA-kit.

  2. Reassemble the system and test again according to section 1 of the ‘Diagnosis’.

  3. If the problem is till there, the leak will likely be found at the joint of the reactor housing with the 1/16” capillary. In this case, apply some epoxy glue around the joint of the reactor and the capillary.

  4. Test again according to section 1 of the ‘Diagnosis’.

  5. If your leak is still there, contact Ionplus support.

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