Cause 1: Does Rotary Pump1 (RP1) operate? Action 1: Connect the RP1 power cable to the back panel of the MS, and turn

• "Filament consumed" message appears. Filament installation is not correctly. Filament malfunction. Click h

1. Error message displayed when standard is introduced. Checks that Filament ON Errors. 2. "Initialization Er

Cause 1: Carrier gas flows? Action 1: If carrier gas is not flowing, please let the carrier gas flow. Cause 2:

1. Turn on the filament after solvent has completely eluted. If peaks elute before the solvent, use a time program to tu

1. The room temperature might be hight (such as over 40ºC). Check environmental conditions at the installation site.

Click here for following Basic knowledge of GC/MS analysis. •What does m/z mean? •What are the measurement

This section explains how to start up and shut down an installed instrument. For instruments that do not have a CID,

1. Shut down the vacuum system. 1) Click the Assistant Bar [Vacuum Control] icon to open the [Vacuum Control] dialog b

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(GCMS) Vacuum System Auto Startup Errors

Cause 1: Does Rotary Pump1 (RP1) operate? Action 1: Connect the RP1 power cable to the back panel of the MS, and turn on the RP1 switch. If not resolve... Show Detail
- No：4708
- Date of Issue：2020/12/17 16:03
- Category： Troubleshooting
(GCMS) Filament ON Errors

• "Filament consumed" message appears. Filament installation is not correctly. Filament malfunction. Click here for Filament Replacement Procedur... Show Detail
- No：4709
- Date of Issue：2020/12/17 16:18
- Category： Troubleshooting
(GCMS) Autotuning and Analysis Errors

1. Error message displayed when standard is introduced. Checks that Filament ON Errors. 2. "Initialization Error" message appears. Whenstandar... Show Detail
- No：4710
- Date of Issue：2020/12/17 16:28
- Category： Troubleshooting
(GCMS) No peaks appear, or peaks are too small

Cause 1: Carrier gas flows? Action 1: If carrier gas is not flowing, please let the carrier gas flow. Cause 2: Carrier gas leaks. Action 2: Tigh... Show Detail
- No：4711
- Date of Issue：2020/12/17 16:38
- Category： Troubleshooting
(GCMS) "Detector saturated" message appears during analysis

1. Turn on the filament after solvent has completely eluted. If peaks elute before the solvent, use a time program to turn the filament off and on. 2. Dec... Show Detail
- No：4712
- Date of Issue：2020/12/17 16:43
- Category： Troubleshooting
(GCMS) RF Temperature Control Error

1. The room temperature might be hight (such as over 40ºC). Check environmental conditions at the installation site. 2. The Q1 or Q3 RF temperature contro... Show Detail
- No：4713
- Date of Issue：2020/12/17 16:46
- Category： Troubleshooting
(GCMS) Basic knowledge of GC/MS analysis

Click here for following Basic knowledge of GC/MS analysis. •What does m/z mean? •What are the measurement principles of MS? •Why are there d... Show Detail
- No：4715
- Date of Issue：2020/12/23 11:32
- Category： Setting
(GCMS) Starting the Instrument

This section explains how to start up and shut down an installed instrument. For instruments that do not have a CID, skip that section. 1. Turn on ... Show Detail
- No：4756
- Date of Issue：2021/01/12 10:11
- Last Updated：2021/01/12 15:39
- Category： Setting
(GCMS) Shutting Down the Instrument

1. Shut down the vacuum system. 1) Click the Assistant Bar [Vacuum Control] icon to open the [Vacuum Control] dialog box. 2) Click the [Auto Shutdo... Show Detail
- No：4758
- Date of Issue：2021/01/12 10:14
- Category： Setting
(GCMS) Consumables(Injection)

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- No：6476
- Date of Issue：2021/06/23 17:07
- Last Updated：2024/09/30 14:56
- Category： Maintenance , GC-MS Consumables

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