To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Varian 380-LC Security Sensors detect a leak inside the unit?
If the Varian Security Sensors detect a leak inside the unit, it means that solvent vapor has been detected. The suggested solution is to stop the pump.
What should I do if the Varian 380-LC' liquid leak sensor has detected liquid in the drip tray?
If the liquid leak sensor in your Varian Security Sensors has detected liquid in the drip tray, it indicates liquid is in the base of the unit. You should stop the pump and investigate the cause.
Why is there baseline noise in Varian Security Sensors and how to fix it?
Baseline noise in Varian Security Sensors can occur if the particle plume is not sufficiently dried in the evaporator tube. To resolve this, increase the temperature of the evaporator by 10° intervals until the noise is acceptable.
Why is there baseline noise in Varian Security Sensors and how can I resolve it?
Baseline noise in Varian Security Sensors can be caused by poor nebulisation of solvent. Increasing the gas flow rate should resolve this issue.
Why is there baseline noise in Varian Security Sensors due to pump pulsations, and what is the solution?
Baseline noise in Varian Security Sensors can be caused by pump pulsations, especially in microbore applications where low flow rates are used. To fix this, increase the back pressure on the pump by fitting a back pressure regulator between the pump and the injection valve.
What causes a Fan Driver IC Thermal Shutdown in Varian 380-LC?
A Fan Driver IC Thermal Shutdown in Varian Security Sensors can be caused by a fault with the circuitry, wires, or the fan itself. No specific solution is provided.
Why did the fan stop in Varian 380-LC?
The fan in Varian Security Sensors may have stopped due to a fault with the circuitry, wires, or the fan itself. No specific solution is provided.
Why is the air temperature less than or equal to 10°C inside the Varian Security Sensors enclosure?
If the air temperature inside the Varian Security Sensors enclosure is less than or equal to 10°C, it is because the environmental temperature is too cold. No specific solution is provided.
Why is the air temperature greater than 40°C inside the Varian Security Sensors enclosure?
If the air temperature inside the Varian Security Sensors enclosure is greater than 40°C, it is because the environmental temperature is too hot. No specific solution is provided.
General| Brand | Varian |
|---|---|
| Model | 380-LC |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Details the main components of the Varian ELSD detector for service access.
Step-by-step guide for removing the front panel for internal access and repairs.
Describes the nebuliser assembly and its components, requiring front panel removal.
Instructions for removing the nebuliser unit if it becomes blocked or requires replacement.
Procedures for installing a new or cleaned nebuliser unit.
Steps to replace the heater assembly within the nebuliser unit.
Guide for replacing the nebuliser chamber, often due to blockage or contamination.
Steps to replace the sensor assembly that detects solvent leaks.
Instructions for replacing the external and internal vapour sensors.
Guide for replacing the internal fan unit if it is faulty or noisy.
Details the evaporator assembly specific to the 380-LC model.
Steps for removing and cleaning the evaporator cartridge for sensitivity issues.
Guide for replacing the evaporator heater assembly or the evaporation tube.
Instructions for replacing the mass flow controller (MFC) component.
Procedure for replacing the gas inlet plug assembly, usually for filter maintenance.
Steps to replace the gas inlet valve assembly.
Guide for replacing the gas regulator for the nebuliser.
Details the evaporator assembly specific to the 385-LC model.
Steps for removing and cleaning the evaporator cartridge for the 385-LC.
Guide for replacing the cooled evaporator assembly on the 385-LC model.
Diagram and overview of the optical components of the ELSD.
Steps for removing and replacing the Photodetector (PMT) module.
Procedure for adjusting the sensitivity of the PMT after replacement or change.
Guide for replacing the LED light source component.
Instructions for cleaning the optical lenses within the assembly.
Steps for replacing the optical light trap component.
Guide for replacing the optical heater or its fuse.
Procedure for removing and cleaning the prism assembly.
Lists environmental and power requirements before installing the detector.
Details how to connect the instrument to the mains power supply safely.
Instructions for connecting the nitrogen gas supply to the instrument.
Steps for connecting the eluent from the chromatography system.
Guidance on venting exhaust gases and vapors to a fume hood or disposal unit.
Information on connecting the detector for data acquisition via serial or analogue outputs.
Step-by-step guide for physically installing the detector and making connections.
Procedure for properly storing the instrument when not in use.
Discusses general setup precautions and solvent compatibility for optimal performance.
Details key parameters like gas flow, evaporator, and nebuliser temperatures.
Outlines the steps to adjust parameters for optimal detector performance.
Describes the "ground state" of the instrument for setup before operation.
Details the normal operational mode where the system is fully active.
A table listing error codes, their descriptions, and suggested solutions.
Lists common operational problems, their causes, and remedies.
Steps for replacing the main control circuit board.
Guide for replacing the instrument's power supply unit.
Information on the detector's control firmware and its versions.
Details on programmable device identification for controlling multiple detectors.
Step-by-step instructions for updating the instrument's firmware.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior of the instrument.
Procedures for decontaminating the instrument after solvent spills.
