PAC R6000S - 4.2 Removal and Replacement Procedures

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R6000S Operation Manual: Rev. G

4. CHAPTER FOUR: MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING

4.1 Routine Preventative Maintenance

The R6000S is a relatively low maintenance system. Regular care of a few items should keep the system

operating at peak level. There is no scheduled maintenance on the analyzer. Maintenance is only

required if a problem occurs.

4.1.1 Maintenance Intervals

Component replacement should be performed according to the following schedule.

Preventive Maintenance Table

Routine Maintenance Performed (by lab technician, etc.)

Interval

Done?

Pyrotube (average life, 2 years)

6 months –

4 years

Photomultiplier Tube (PMT) (average life, 4 years)

1 year –

6 years

Furnace (average life, 3 years)

1 year –

5 years

UV lamp (average life, 1 year)

6 months –

2 years

Inline filters changed

Determined

by experience

Non-routine Maintenance Performed (more technical

maintenance performed by PAC qualified technician or by a

qualified service technician)

Interval

Done?

None.