| Shut Down Steps |
| Ref.: page 16, GC/MS Quick Reference |
| 1. Turn off the Ionization Gauge Controller |
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2. Open ChemStation and follow the directions: Instrument Control-View-Diagnosstics/Vaccum Control-Vaccum-Vent |
| 3. Turn off the MS power switch. |
| 4. Revmoe the analyzer cover. |
| 5. Turn the vent valve knob. (See the reference) |
| 6. Turn off the GC. |
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7. Turn off the Computer. |
| 8. Turn off the Printer. |
| Start Up Steps |
| Ref.: page 17, GC/MS Quick Reference |
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1. Close the Vent Valve (Turn the knob clockwise all the way).
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| 2. Turn on the Computer, GC, and Mass Spec. (The ChemStation software will not start unless GC and Mass Spec. are on.) |
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3. Open the ChemStation. View-Diagnostics/Vacuum-Vacuum-Pump Down |
| Autotune |
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Open ChemStation: View-Instrument Control-Manual Tune-Tune-Autotune |
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Notes: Do once a week. If fails, |
| View-Diagonistic-Vacuum Control-Diagonistics-Ddit MS Parameters-Filament-OK-Save-Tune Values |
| General Proceudre for Single Sample Injections: |
| 1. Under MSTOP choose Method, Load and choose the appropriate method for your run. Then click OK. |
| 2. Again under Method, choose Run. |
| 3. Under Date file Name, type the appropriate sample name. (you should only have to change the information after the last backslash.) |
| 4. Fill in the other information as required and click Run Method. |
| Editing or Creating a New Method |
| 1. From the MSTOP choose Method, Edit Entire Method. |
| 2. In the Edit Method dialogue box, choose the parameters to be edited and click OK. |
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3. Follow the on-screen instructions and change appropriate slelctions. |
| 4. When finished, a Save Method As dialogue box will appear. If editing a method just click OK. If creating a new method, type in the name of the new method and then clidk OK. |
| Recommended GC/MS Instructions for a Power Failure |
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