a. Cut the condensation drain tubing to length (approximately 15 to 20 cm), and
connect it from the barbed fitting on the condensation drain to one of the barbed
fittings on the Y-connector.
b. Cut another tubing section to length (approximately 15 to 20 cm), and connect it
from the barbed fitting on the drip tray to the second barbed fitting on the Y-
connector.
6. Cut another tubing section to length, and connect it from the remaining barbed fitting (drain
egress) on the Y-connector to the waste container.
Warning: To avoid a hazardous condition resulting from leakage or spilling of
waste fluid, ensure that the drain tube is properly routed so that it is not crimped
or bent. A crimp or bend can prevent adequate flow to the waste container.
Warning: To avoid spills, empty the waste container at regular intervals.
Notice: To avoid fluid backup, ensure proper drainage of waste:
• Place the waste container below the system stack to permit gravity flow.
• Ensure that the exit of the waste tube is not immersed in waste solvent.
• If necessary, shorten the tube so that no portion of it drops below the top of
the waste container.
7. Route the tubing, taking care to ensure that liquid can drain through it, freely, to the waste
container.
Figure 2–12: Representation of a suitable waste container
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