This Information Applies To: 8890, 8860 GCs
Issue:
This article refers to data that is stored on the GC instrument.
Steps to follow
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Caution: Before deleting data from your GC, Agilents recommends extraction of data as a backup.
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How to delete all chromatographic data
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Go to Settings > System Settings > Local Data Storage.
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Press Delete All Chromatographic Data.
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How to delete methods
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Go to Settings > Service Mode > Instrument > Reset > Factory Reset.
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Choose the option to delete the on board GC methods.
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Note: Remember to add DE, or RA number and Keywords in the Options tab
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Tips: (Tips, advice, good practices to keep instrument running, same box as Agilent University)
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Learn how to effectively (maintain -troubleshoot-operate) your (Agilent Product):
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Caution: (A caution message advise readers that failure to take or avoid a specific action could result in damage to equipment or loss of data.)
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Warning: (A warning message advise users that failure to take or avoid a specific action could result in injury or death.)
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Confirmation: (Use only in cases where a specific condition is needed to confirm the resolution)
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