5 replacing an auxiliary valve pod, Replacing an auxiliary valve pod, Section 5.5 – Oritron Dionex Ion Chromatography System ICS-2100 User Manual

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5.5

Replacing an Auxiliary Valve Pod

This procedure describes how to replace the mechanical part (the “pod”) of the
optional auxiliary valve. This procedure is an alternative to rebuilding the valve
(see

Section 5.4

).

NOTE If the valve electronics require service, contact Dionex.

Electronics-related repair procedures must be
performed by Dionex personnel.

1. Turn off the pump flow from the ICS-2100 Control panel in Chromeleon or

from the touch screen

HOME

page.

2. Open the ICS-2100 front door.

3. Disconnect each liquid line connected to the valve.

4. Unscrew the black locking ring

on the front of the valve (see

Figure 5-11

) and remove the

ring.

5. Grasp the front of the valve pod

and pull firmly to remove it
from the ICS-2100.

Figure 5-11. Unscrew the Valve Locking Ring

6. Check that the new pod (6-port, P/N 061947; 10-port, P/N 061948) has the

correct number of ports for the valve being serviced.

7. Align the slots in the new pod with the runner in the valve holder on the ICS-

2100 (see

Figure 5-12

). Valve pods are keyed to fit only one way (one slot is

narrower than the other). Verify that the slots are aligned with their matching
runners.

Substituting non-Dionex parts may impair performance, thereby
voiding the product warranty. Refer to the warranty statement in the
Dionex Terms and Conditions for more information.

Black
Locking Ring

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