Why is the baseline unstable with a large amount of drift and noise in SCIEX ExionLC Security Sensors?
If your SCIEX Security Sensors baseline is unstable with a large amount of drift and noise, it could be due to bubbles trapped in the cell. To check, see if the baseline changes when you block the tip of the cell outlet tubing. If bubbles are flowing through the cell, perform corrective action to remove them.
How to fix low lamp light intensity in SCIEX Security Sensors?
If the lamp light intensity is low in your SCIEX Security Sensors, it could be due to a dirty cell or the mobile phase absorbing strongly. Try cleaning the flow cell. Also, inspect the mobile phase solvent and flow lines to remove any impurities.
What to do if the ambient temperature is fluctuating with SCIEX ExionLC?
If the ambient temperature is fluctuating when using your SCIEX Security Sensors, try to stabilize it. Install the module in a location where temperature fluctuations are minimal and attach the provided insulation tube to the inlet plumbing.
How to correct wavelength shift in SCIEX Security Sensors?
To correct a wavelength shift in your SCIEX Security Sensors, perform wavelength calibration.
Outlines general maintenance, daily inspections, and periodic calibration requirements.
Details procedures for removing, cleaning, and installing the flow cell assembly.
Step-by-step instructions and safety warnings for replacing the D2 lamp and dust filter.
Addresses power issues, error indicators, and common baseline problems like noise and drift.
Solutions for bubbles in the cell, leaks from the window, and insulation tube usage.
Steps to fix leaks from the flow cell window by tightening the fixing screw.
Covers network timeouts, calibration failures, and cell detection issues.
General| Brand | SCIEX |
|---|---|
| Model | ExionLC |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
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