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Re: Water flow on my 5110 VDV ICP-OES is too low
adrianscottSep 12, 2018 4:42 PM (in response to kjnr)
Hi KJNR, go to the dashboard tab and check the camera water flow and RF water flow making sure they are in the green zone. If one is in the green zone and the other in the red zone it suggests a blockage in the instrument. If both are low (or in the red zone) it could be you don't have enough flow from the chiller, especially if the chiller has long supply hoses. It maybe necessary to increase the water supply pressure to compensate.
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Re: Water flow on my 5110 VDV ICP-OES is too low
fieldserviceengineer-paul.heurtevantSep 21, 2018 8:39 AM (in response to kjnr)
To add on to Adrian. Make sure the chiller is full of water. If you still have the error, increase the pressure. The pressure can go up to 45 with no issue.
This is done by taking off the chiller's top cover(by removing two screws at the back of the chiller). There will be a visible handle you can turn that will adjust the pressure.
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Re: Water flow on my 5110 VDV ICP-OES is too low
kjnr Sep 21, 2018 9:15 AM (in response to fieldserviceengineer-paul.heurtevant)Thanks, this was resolved. Had to replace the manifold
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