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HP 5890 Series II

HP 5890 Series II
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HP 5890 Series II Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeGas Chromatograph
Oven Temperature RangeAmbient + 4°C to 450°C
Data System CompatibilityHP ChemStation
Injection Ports2
DetectorsUp to 2
Detector OptionsFID, TCD, ECD, NPD
Inlet OptionsSplit/Splitless, Cool on-column
Temperature ControlElectronic
Data OutputAnalog, Digital
Power Requirements50/60 Hz
Carrier GasHelium, Nitrogen, Hydrogen

Summary

Section 1 INTRODUCTION

HP 5890 Series II Gas Chromatograph Overview

General description of the instrument and its configurations for troubleshooting.

Electronic Troubleshooting Guide

Steps and strategies for diagnosing instrument issues based on symptom types.

Section 2 INLET COMPONENTS

Replacing Inlet Components

Procedures for removing and replacing various inlet components on the instrument.

Section 3 FLOWPRESSURE CONTROL COMPONENTS

FlowPressure Control Components Overview

Description of components like regulators, mass flow controllers, and sensors.

Section 4 DETECTORS

Replacing Detector Components

Procedures for replacing components within different types of detectors.

Section 5 OVEN TEMPERATURE

Replacing Oven Temperature Control Components

Instructions for replacing components related to oven temperature control.

Section 6 ZONE TEMPERATURE

Replacing Temperature Control Components

Procedures for replacing components controlling temperature in various instrument zones.

Section 7 VALVES

Valves Introduction and Types

Information on VALCO valves, GPVs, LSVs, and their operational considerations.

Section 8 KEYBOARD AND DISPLAY

Keyboard and Display Replacement

Procedures for replacing the keyboard and display assembly.

Section 9 MAIN PCB

Main PCB Components and Replacement

Information on the main PCB and its replacement procedure.

Section 10 DATA COMMUNICATIONS

Communication Interface Components

Overview of available data communication options and interface PCBs.

Section 11 POWER SUPPLY

Replacing Power Supply Components

Procedures for replacing power supply components like PCB, transformer, switch, cable.

Appendix A PCB CONNECTOR INFORMATION

Main PCB Connectors

Detailed pinout information for connectors on the main PCB.

Detector PCBs

Pinout details for detector PCBs.

EPC PCB Connectors

Pinout details for EPC PCB connectors.

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