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General| Brand | Phase Technology |
|---|---|
| Model | JFA-70X |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Explains formatting conventions like bold, italics, and capitalization used in the guide.
Details icons and text conventions for important information, warnings, and cautions.
Outlines the expected user knowledge base for operating the analyzer.
Describes how to identify QC samples and set control limits for monitoring test results.
Explains how to assign and monitor specification limits for non-QC samples.
Details how to generate and interpret control charts and trend graphs for test results.
Instructions on how to download diagnostic files, test results, and software backups to a USB drive.
Explains how to set up and use the Laboratory Information Management System connection.
Guides on connecting and configuring a printer for test reports.
Instructions on connecting and using a barcode scanner for sample identification.
Defines DrySac as a desiccant for removing moisture from jet fuel samples before testing.
Provides steps for using DrySac to dry samples and maintain instrument cleanliness.
Details procedures for cleaning the screen and external surfaces with appropriate materials.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove and replace the desiccant in the dryer bottle assembly.
Explains the process of comparing an instrument's performance against known standards.
Describes the document proving the analyzer's measurement accuracy against specifications.
Highlights benefits like traceability, audit proof, and regulatory compliance.
Details advantages such as audit proof, traceability, and meeting standards.
States that calibration certificates are valid for one year and require annual renewal.
Recommends scheduled maintenance by technicians for peak performance.
Differentiates between routine cleaning and in-depth preventive services.
Lists benefits like consistent results, increased yields, and reduced errors.
Recommends annual maintenance, with more frequent intervals for heavy use.
Explains the temperature at which the smallest cluster of wax crystals is observed in a sample.
Defines the temperature at which solid wax crystals disappear as a sample is warmed.
Describes the lowest temperature where sample movement is still observed during cooling.
Outlines customer service commitments like fast response, best solutions, and technical support.
Details the steps for reporting issues and obtaining service.
Outlines the product warranty period, exclusions, and limitations.
Specifies the company's liability and the customer's remedies for product defects.
Details customer responsibilities regarding product reproduction and proprietary information.
States that the equipment complies with FCC rules for digital devices and potential interference.
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