INFICON 3000 Micro GC Gas Analyzer Operating Manual - Manual (Page 24)

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3000 Micro GC Operating Manual
CAUTION - Static Sensitive Device
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a threat to electronics.
Electrostatic discharge can damage the circuit boards in
the instrument. Do not handle the circuit boards.
WARNING
Hydrogen (H
2
) gas is flammable and can present an
explosion hazard. Leaks, when confined in an enclosed
space, may create an ignition or explosion hazard. In any
application using hydrogen, leak test all plumbing
connections before operating 3000 Micro GC. Always
turn off the hydrogen supply at its source and disconnect
the tubing before servicing the instrument. Do not flow
hydrogen through a disassembled GC module. Vent
exhaust gases safely.
WARNING
Never fill the Portable 3000 Micro GC internal gas
cylinder with hydrogen. A hydrogen leak inside the
instrument can present an explosion hazard.
NOTE: The pressure in the Portable 3000 Micro GC internal carrier gas tank
should not exceed 12,405 kPa (1800 PSI). If this pressure is exceeded, the
relief valve on the Cylinder Recharge Kit will open. A loud startling noise
will commence and continue until the internal carrier pressure drops to
12,405 kPa (1800 PSI).
NOTE: The Portable 3000 Micro GC refillable carrier gas cylinder is United States
Department of Transportation rated at a 12,405 kPa (1800 PSI) maximum
with a five year Hydrostatic approval.
1.3.1 Cleaning 3000 Micro GC
To clean the exterior of 3000 Micro GC, disconnect the power and wipe down with
a slightly damp, lint-free cloth.