My GC 7890A is showing the "PCM C Flow shutdown" and on investigation I found out that my total flow does not build up.
Please how do I resolve this??
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My GC 7890A is showing the "PCM C Flow shutdown" and on investigation I found out that my total flow does not build up.
Please how do I resolve this??
I am experiencing this same problem right now. Anyone can advise?
vinas did you find out what the problem was?
Hi,
I had faced a similar problem two times, and my findings were as below:
1st time: the issue was in the leaking sampling valve, which was malfunctioning, hence the flow was leaking out of it and hence no flow.
2nd time: it was the faulty PCM module itself. I replaced it, and it worked.
Below are my suggestions for troubleshooting:
1. Check if the septa is leaking.
2. Check and observe the actual flows when you switched on the PC; if they are negative, then try to zero the flow from the configuration; if the limit is beyond the range (in more negative), then you may need to replace the PCM assembly.
Please let me know your findings.
Thank you for your reply. I have not worked much with Gas GCs and I am not that familiar with different parts of it. I have performed leak check around front inlet and inside oven compartments (around columns). There was no leak. Could you please show me with picture where exactly I should look for leak? The system is a Gas analyzer (7890A series). The PCM C has two channels.