Metrohm 883 Basic IC plus Bedienungsanleitung

883 Basic IC plus

2.883.0020

Manual

8.883.8001EN / 2019-12-12

Metrohm AG

CH-9100 Herisau

Switzerland

Phone +41 71 353 85 85

Fax +41 71 353 89 01

[email protected]

www.metrohm.com

883 Basic IC plus

2.883.0020

Manual

8.883.8001EN / 2019-12-12

Technical Communication

Metrohm AG

CH-9100 Herisau

[email protected]

This documentation has been prepared with great care. However, errors

can never be entirely ruled out. Please send comments regarding possible

errors to the address above.

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Table of contents

1 Introduction 1

1.1 Instrument description ......................................................... 1

1.2 Intended use ......................................................................... 2

1.3 Safety instructions ................................................................ 3

1.3.1 General notes on safety ........................................................... 3

1.3.2 Electrical safety ........................................................................ 3

1.3.3 Tubing and capillary connections ............................................. 4

1.3.4 Flammable solvents and chemicals ........................................... 4

1.3.5 Recycling and disposal ............................................................. 4

1.4 Symbols and conventions .................................................... 5

2 Overview of the instrument 6

2.1 Front ...................................................................................... 6

2.2 Rear ........................................................................................ 7

3 Installation 8

3.1 About this chapter ................................................................ 8

3.2 Initial installation .................................................................. 8

3.3 Installation diagram ........................................................... 11

3.4 Setting up the instrument .................................................. 14

3.4.1 Packaging .............................................................................. 14

3.4.2 Checks .................................................................................. 14

3.4.3 Location ................................................................................ 14

3.5 Capillary connections in the IC system ............................. 14

3.6 Installations on the rear of the instrument ...................... 17

3.6.1 Positioning and connecting the detector ................................ 17

3.6.2 Transport locking screws ........................................................ 18

3.6.3 Installing the drainage tubing ................................................ 19

3.7 Capillary and cable feed-throughs .................................... 21

3.8 Connecting the eluent bottle ............................................. 23

3.9 Installing the high-pressure pump .................................... 27

3.10 Installing an inline filter ..................................................... 27

3.11 Installing the pulsation absorber ...................................... 28

3.12 Injection valve ..................................................................... 29

3.13 Suppressor ........................................................................... 31

3.13.1 General information on the suppressor .................................. 31

3.13.2 Installing the suppressor ........................................................ 31

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3.13.3 Connecting the suppressor .................................................... 33

3.14 Peristaltic pump .................................................................. 38

3.14.1 Installing the peristaltic pump ................................................ 38

3.14.2 Mode of operation for the peristaltic pump ........................... 42

3.15 Conductivity detector ......................................................... 43

3.16 Connecting the instrument to a computer ....................... 45

3.17 Connecting the instrument to the power grid ................. 46

3.18 Initial start-up ..................................................................... 47

3.19 Connecting and rinsing the guard column ....................... 49

3.20 Connecting the separation column ................................... 51

3.21 Conditioning ........................................................................ 54

4 Operation and maintenance 56

4.1 IC system ............................................................................. 56

4.1.1 Operation .............................................................................. 56

4.1.2 Care ...................................................................................... 56

4.1.3 Maintenance by Metrohm Service .......................................... 56

4.1.4 Shutting down and recommissioning ..................................... 57

4.2 Capillary connections ......................................................... 58

4.3 Door ..................................................................................... 58

4.4 Handling the eluent ............................................................ 58

4.4.1 Manufacturing eluent ............................................................ 58

4.4.2 Changing the eluent .............................................................. 59

4.5 Notes on operating the high-pressure pump ................... 59

4.6 Servicing the high-pressure pump .................................... 60

4.7 Servicing the inline filter .................................................... 73

4.8 Servicing the pulsation absorber ...................................... 76

4.9 Injection valve ..................................................................... 76

4.10 Suppressor ........................................................................... 76

4.10.1 Notes for operating the suppressor ........................................ 76

4.10.2 Taking care of the suppressor housing ................................... 77

4.10.3 Servicing the suppressor ........................................................ 77

4.11 Peristaltic pump .................................................................. 84

4.11.1 Notes on operating the peristaltic pump ................................ 84

4.11.2 Servicing the peristaltic pump ................................................ 84

4.12 Servicing the detector ........................................................ 86

4.13 Rinsing the sample path .................................................... 86

4.14 Separation column ............................................................. 87

4.14.1 Separating efficiency .............................................................. 87

4.14.2 Protecting the separation column .......................................... 88

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4.14.3 Storing the separation column ............................................... 88

4.14.4 Regenerating the separation column ...................................... 88

5 Troubleshooting 89

5.1 ............................................................................................. 89

6 Technical specifications 93

6.1 Reference conditions .......................................................... 93

6.2 Instrument ........................................................................... 93

6.3 Ambient conditions ............................................................ 93

6.4 Housing ............................................................................... 94

6.5 Injection valve ..................................................................... 94

6.6 Suppressor ........................................................................... 94

6.7 Peristaltic pump .................................................................. 95

6.8 Detector ............................................................................... 95

6.9 Power connection ............................................................... 95

6.10 Interfaces ............................................................................. 95

6.11 Weight ................................................................................. 96

7 Accessories 97

Index 98

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Table of figures

Figure 1 883 Basic IC plus front ....................................................................... 6

Figure 2 883 Basic IC plus rear ........................................................................ 7

Figure 3 Installation diagram 883 Basic IC plus .............................................. 12

Figure 4 Positioning the detector .................................................................. 17

Figure 5 Drainage tubing .............................................................................. 20

Figure 6 Capillary feed-throughs on the door ................................................ 22

Figure 7 Installing the eluent bottle cap ........................................................ 23

Figure 8 Installing tubing weighting and aspiration filter ................................ 25

Figure 9 High-pressure pump with purge valve .............................................. 27

Figure 10 Inline filter ....................................................................................... 28

Figure 11 Pulsation absorber ........................................................................... 28

Figure 12 Exchanging the sample loop ............................................................ 30

Figure 13 Suppressor – Connection capillaries ................................................. 34

Figure 14 Peristaltic pump ............................................................................... 42

Figure 15 Front of conductivity detector ......................................................... 43

Figure 16 Rear of conductivity detector ........................................................... 44

Figure 17 Connection detector–MSM ............................................................. 45

Figure 18 High-pressure pump – Parts ............................................................. 60

Figure 19 High-pressure pump – Cross-section ................................................ 67

Figure 20 Tool for piston seal (6.2617.010) ..................................................... 67

Figure 21 Removing the piston cartridge from the pump head ........................ 68

Figure 22 Inserting the piston seal into the tool ............................................... 69

Figure 23 Parts of the piston cartridge ............................................................ 70

Figure 24 Inline filter – Removing the filter ...................................................... 74

Figure 25 Parts of the suppressor .................................................................... 77

Figure 26 Pump tubing connection – Replacing the filter ................................. 85

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1 Introduction

1.1 Instrument description

The 883 Basic IC plus is an intelligent, very compact ion chromatograph

for education and routine analysis. The instrument is distinguished by:

￭the intelligence of its components, which are able to monitor, opti-

mize and document all functions.

￭its compact design.

￭its transparency. All components are easily accessible and located for

simple visibility.

￭its safety. Chemicals and electronics are separated.

￭its environmental compatibility.

￭its low noise emission.

The instrument is operated with the MagIC Net Basic software. It is con-

nected to a PC on which MagIC Net is installed via a USB connection. The

software detects the instrument automatically and checks its functional

readiness. MagIC Net controls and monitors the instrument, evaluates the

measured data and manages it in a database. The operation of MagIC Net

is described in the "Tutorial for MagIC Net" as well as in the online help.

The instrument contains the following components:

High-pressure pump

The intelligent and low-pulsation high-pressure pump pumps the eluent

through the IC system. It is equipped with a chip where its technical speci-

fications and "life history" (operating hours, service data, etc.) are stored.

Inline filter

Inline filters protect the separation column reliably from potential contami-

nation from the eluent. The filter pads with 2 µm pore size can be

replaced quickly and easily. They remove particles from the solutions, such

as bacteria and algae.

Pulsation absorber

The pulsation absorber protects the separation column from damage

caused by pressure fluctuations, e.g. when the injection valve is switched,

and reduces interfering pulsations during highly sensitive measurements.

Injection valve

The injection valve connects the eluent path to the sample path. By a

quick and precise switching of the valve, a quantity of sample solution

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defined by the size of the sample loop is injected and flushed to the sepa-

ration column with the eluent.

Suppressor

The suppressor consists of the suppressor drive, the MSM Rotor A and an

adapter.

Peristaltic pump

The peristaltic pump is used for pumping sample and auxiliary solutions. It

can rotate in both directions.

Conductivity detector

The conductivity detector continuously measures the conductivity of the

liquid passing through and outputs these signals in digital form (DSP –

Digital Signal Processing). The conductivity detector exhibits outstanding

thermal stability and thus guarantees reproducible measuring conditions.

Separation column

The intelligent separation column separates different components accord-

ing to their interactions with the column. Metrohm separation columns

are equipped with a chip where their technical specifications and history

(start-up, operating hours, injections etc) are stored.

1.2 Intended use

The 883 Basic IC plus is used for the determination of anions or polar

substances with chemical suppression using ion chromatography. It can

also be used as needed for the determination of anions without chemical

suppression or for cations.

This instrument is suitable for processing chemicals and flammable sam-

ples. Therefore, the use of the 883 Basic IC plus requires the user to have

basic knowledge and experience in handling toxic and caustic substances.

Knowledge regarding the application of fire prevention measures prescri-

bed for laboratories is also mandatory.

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