7693A Autosampler Failure Codes

Lately, an Agilent 7693A autosampler (model G4513a) intermittently shows error codes. Does anyone know where to find a list of error codes / failure codes? I cannot find any Agilent document with these codes and possible corrections.

 

Status Screen:
ALS Failure State: Preparing Samples
ALS Failure Code 245: Autosampler front tower plunger error

 

Last time the ALS threw a code, I performed troubleshooting by swapping out cables and towers between our two GC systems. The other GC tower worked on this system, and visa versa. After all the swapping and turning GC system off/on, the code eventually went away. Not sure why.

 

The tower intializes the same as the identical one on another GC system.  The green Ready light is on.  The instruments and computer have all been cycled off/on.

 

Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

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  • Hello  ,

    Unfortunately we don't have a comprehensive list of codes that we can share.

    For 7693A (G4513A) autosampler errors, we recommend contacting Agilent Technical Support for bench repair of the sampler.

    As for the plunger error, I would assume, due to the age of the post, that this was resolved one way or the other. But, for future reference, a good way to verify if the plunger error is the syringe or the motor do the following: Remove the syringe from the autosampler, close the door and run a sample/sequence as usual. If you still get a plunger error, it's the motor. For that, please follow the process mentioned above.

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  • Hello  ,

    Unfortunately we don't have a comprehensive list of codes that we can share.

    For 7693A (G4513A) autosampler errors, we recommend contacting Agilent Technical Support for bench repair of the sampler.

    As for the plunger error, I would assume, due to the age of the post, that this was resolved one way or the other. But, for future reference, a good way to verify if the plunger error is the syringe or the motor do the following: Remove the syringe from the autosampler, close the door and run a sample/sequence as usual. If you still get a plunger error, it's the motor. For that, please follow the process mentioned above.

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