Maintenance, Changing the 25 ml piston noses, Changing the 5 ml and 10 ml piston noses – Gilson 402 User Manual

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Maintenance

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Changing the Syringe Piston and Piston Noses

Changing the 25 mL Piston Noses

You don’t need a special tool for mounting the

piston nose on the 25 mL piston. The nose screw-

fits onto the piston shaft.
1. Remove the syringe from the pump as described

page 6-4.

2. Slide the piston out of the syringe barrel. It may be

necessary to screw the piston securing screw back

into the bottom of the piston and pull on the screw

to remove the piston from the syringe barrel.

3. Hold the piston nose firmly in one hand and

unscrew the nose from the piston shaft.

4. Screw a new piston nose on the shaft.
5. Slide the piston into the syringe and complete

the piston nose fitting by screwing the shaft until

the piston nose turns with the piston shaft.

6. Remove the piston from the syringe and dip the

piston nose in distilled water and slide the piston

up and down in the syringe five or six times to

ensure a smooth operation between the piston

and syringe.

7. Remount the syringe on the pump as described

page 6-4.

Changing the 5 mL and 10 mL Piston
Noses

Part Number Description

F4015068

1 x 25 mL piston
nose.

Part Number Description

F4015003

5 mL piston nose
mounting kit.

F4015004

10 mL piston nose
mounting kit.

F4015066

1 x 5 mL piston
nose and O-ring.

F4015067

1 x 10 mL piston
nose and O-ring.

The piston nose mounting kits are composed of a

piston nose holder and a piston shaft holder.
1. Remove the syringe from the pump as described

page 6-4.

2. Slide the piston out of the syringe barrel. It may

be necessary to screw the piston securing screw

back into the bottom of the piston and pull on

the screw to remove the piston from the syringe

barrel.

3. Remove the piston nose from the shaft by care-

fully pinching the piston nose with a pair of

cutters and gently pulling the piston nose off the

shaft. Take care not to damage the end of the

shaft when removing the piston nose.

4. Remove any remaining debris of the original

piston nose from the end of the shaft.

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