What to do if my GE Laboratory Equipment pressure alarm is issued?
If the GE Laboratory Equipment issues a pressure alarm, it might be because the pressure is too high due to running the system at a flow rate that's too high for the column being used. Try lowering the flow rate. Alternatively, there may be a kink in the tubing, overtightened connections, or precipitation in the flow path. In this case, replace the tubing.
Why is it difficult to connect to the GE Laboratory Equipment system?
If you're experiencing difficulty connecting to the GE Laboratory Equipment system, it could be due to IP addresses being on different subnets. Ensure that the instrument IP address and the computer IP address are on the same subnet. Also, the UNICORN instrument server may not be started. Restart the computer to resolve this.
How to fix a spike in the UV signal in GE Laboratory Equipment?
If you observe a spike in the UV signal in your GE Laboratory Equipment, it could be because the flow restrictor has been removed after the UV cell. Replace the flow restrictor back in the flow path after the conductivity monitor. Another possible cause is air in the system. In this case, prime the inlets and purge the pump.
What to do if there is unstable pressure in GE Laboratory Equipment?
An unstable pressure in GE Laboratory Equipment may be caused by air in the pump. To resolve this, prime the inlets and purge the pump.
Why is the conductivity signal unstable in GE Laboratory Equipment?
If the conductivity signal is unstable in your GE Laboratory Equipment, it may be due to air in the pump. Prime the inlets and purge the pump to resolve this issue.
How to fix truncated text in UNICORN on GE Laboratory Equipment?
If the text in UNICORN is large and truncated, making it unreadable, it is likely because the scaling in Windows has been changed. Set the zoom level in Windows to 100% and restart the computer.
General| UV Wavelength Range | 190-700 nm |
|---|---|
| Detector Type | Conductivity |
| pH Range | 2-12 |
| Software | UNICORN |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Type | Automated Chromatography System |
Provides an overview of the ÄKTA go system and important information.
Covers crucial user info, intended use, and operational prerequisites for ÄKTA go.
Explains manual purpose, scope, typographical conventions, and notes/tips.
Details ÄKTA go documentation, online access, and UNICORN documentation.
Highlights the importance of safety information for personal protection.
Defines safety terms (WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and lists general precautions.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols and information found on the system label.
Details emergency shutdown, power failure impact, and restart procedures.
Provides an overview of the ÄKTA go instrument and the UNICORN software.
Details instrument illustration, exterior design, parts, and control panel interface.
Explains the display and status indicators on the instrument control panel.
Lists and describes standard, optional modules, and the Real-Time Unit.
Covers UNICORN modules, access, toolbar buttons, and Process Picture pane for system control.
Provides information on preparing for and performing the installation of ÄKTA go.
Covers delivery, storage, unpacking, moving, space, environment, power, computer needs, and materials.
Details connecting the system, installing waste tubing, preparing the pump rinsing system, and starting the instrument.
Covers downloading, installing, and adapting the UNICORN software for the system.
Details starting UNICORN, logging on, connecting to the system, and setting up power-save.
Provides instructions for system preparation and highlights safety precautions.
Details flow path setup, connections, waste tubing, and valve port management.
Guides on priming inlets, purging pump heads, and confirming air removal for optimal performance.
Guides on running system and module performance tests using UNICORN, including procedures and results.
Details how to connect a column to the instrument, including holder attachment, flow/pressure setup, and tubing.
Explains setting pressure alarms in methods and during manual runs using UNICORN.
Provides precautions for running the system in cold rooms, including condensation, overheating, and computer placement.
Provides instructions on how to run methods using the ÄKTA go system.
Guides on creating methods using templates, setting phase properties, and saving the method.
Details sample preparation for loading using sample loops or the pump.
Lists prerequisites and provides steps to start a method run via the System Control module.
Explains how to monitor, interrupt, and customize the view of an ongoing run using System Control.
Guides on opening, previewing, and saving result files in the UNICORN Evaluation module.
Details column CIP, storage, system storage, and shutdown procedures.
Provides information on basic maintenance procedures for the ÄKTA go.
Details maintenance interval, required materials, and step-by-step instructions for external cleaning.
Details creating, performing, and cleaning injection port/syringes for System CIP.
Explains the frequency for replacing pump rinsing liquid and refers to setup instructions.
Details required tools and step-by-step procedure for replacing the main fuses.
Lists common problems encountered with ÄKTA go and corrective actions.
Addresses issues like UV signal spikes, unstable signals/pressure, and connection difficulties.
Guides on generating and submitting a system error report for troubleshooting assistance.
Contains reference information for system specifications, chemical resistance, and regulatory data.
Lists technical specs like flow rate, pressure, dimensions, weight, power, and battery details.
Defines scope and lists chemicals for long-term and short-term use with concentration and CAS/EC numbers.
Covers decontamination, product disposal, recycling of hazardous substances, electrical components, and batteries.
Includes EU, Eurasian Customs Union, FCC, EMC Korea, and DoHS regulatory statements.
Provides forms for on-site service and product return/servicing to ensure safety compliance.
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