ICP-MS 7700X abrupt shutdown.

It sounds like your power supply may be overheating or has failed if you are going directly from analysis to shutdown mode. Please proceed with cation as abrupt loss of power can further damage the turbo pump. Because of this I would recommend immediately beginning the process of opening a service call. One thing you could try is with the instrument off, gently remove any dust from the rear of the instrument. Also please ensure the voltage from the wall outlet meets the required specs 

Hello there, please allow me to jump in to this conversation. The condition is same with our 7700 ICPMS that currently happen several days ago. We also pointed the power supply as suspected error part, so that we try to install another brand new power supply and the problem persist. We also try to install a brand new control board (a board next to main board) because when the instrument shuts down, it lost communication and vacuum pump shut off as well, but the problem still happen. Our last attempt was install the brand new RF generator but it still the same and make me really frustrated. fortunately, all parts that currently installed are supported by Agilent local representative here for testing in sake of finding out the problem. Today, our plan is to try another mainboard to test, but there is no stock for that so that till now we can not use our instrument. We also already checked for the voltage and current from the wall outlet and also the UPS. Hopefully through this forum I can get another insight to find out the true problem. thank you

Thanks for sharing your experience. If you fix the problem, I would be very happy if you could share it again.

I would suggest:

1. bypass your UPS by plugging directly into the wall outlet. There could be a fault with the UPS

2. Replace the ICPMS power cable, It may be overheating 

Yes sure I will, hopefully we can solve this problem

thank you for your suggestion, I will try it out.

Hi chemist85, I'd like to inform you that our instrument problem was solved, and yes it caused by the broken UPS, the output voltage is dropped to 160 volts when igniting the plasma, and also the voltage was not stable at all and unfortunately, it also made our instrument power supply make a "boom" sound when switched on. But now everything is alright after we repaired the UPS and replaced the 48V power supply, hopefully the same with your ICPMS

Hi chemist85, I'd like to inform you that our instrument problem was solved, and yes it caused by the broken UPS, the output voltage is dropped to 160 volts when igniting the plasma, and also the voltage was not stable at all and unfortunately, it also made our instrument power supply make a "boom" sound when switched on. But now everything is alright after we repaired the UPS and replaced the 48V power supply, hopefully the same with your ICPMS