490-GC Service Manual Rev 1
490-GC Service Manual Rev 1
Herculesweg 8
4330 EA Middelburg
The Netherlands
49X-GC Micro-GC
Service manual
North/South America Europe Australia/East Asia
2700 Mitchell Drive P.O. Box 8033 679 Springvale Road
Walnut Creek 4330 EA Middelburg Mulgrave, Victoria
94598 California, USA The Netherlands 3171
Tel: ++(1)9259392400 Tel: ++(31)118671000 Australia
Fax: ++(1)9259452360 or Fax: ++(31)118623193 Tel: ++(61)395607133
++(1)9259452344 Fax: ++(61)395607950
49X-GC Micro-GC
© 2002-2009 Varian, Inc. All Rights Reserved Printed in the Netherlands CP501268490 Rev: 1 January 2010
Manual Contents
INFORMATION..............................................................................................................................................................5
INDICATIONS................................................................................................................................................................ 6
CAUTIONS......................................................................................................................................................................7
WARNINGS.....................................................................................................................................................................9
TOOLS REQUIRED..........................................................................................................................................................1
BASIC................................................................................................................................................................................1
SPECIALIZED..................................................................................................................................................................... 2
FLUKE PRESSURE VACUUM MODULE.................................................................................................................................3
COVERS.............................................................................................................................................................................4
BEFORE YOU START..........................................................................................................................................................4
REMOVING THE RIGHT SIDE COVER..................................................................................................................................5
REMOVING THE TOP COVER..............................................................................................................................................5
REMOVING THE UPPER REAR PANEL................................................................................................................................. 5
REMOVING THE LOWER REAR PANEL................................................................................................................................5
REMOVING THE FRONT PANEL..........................................................................................................................................6
REMOVING AND REPLACING PROCEDURES........................................................................................................7
REMOVING THE MAIN BOARD...........................................................................................................................................7
REMOVING THE INTERCONNECTION BOARD......................................................................................................................7
REMOVING THE TCD CONTROLLER..................................................................................................................................8
REPLACING THE PRESSURE SENSOR.................................................................................................................................. 9
REPLACE PRESSURE SENSOR O-RING................................................................................................................................9
REMOVING THE COLUMN UNIT.......................................................................................................................................10
REMOVING THE HEATED SAMPLE LINE...........................................................................................................................11
ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN.......................................................................................................................1
SERVICE FIELD KIT...........................................................................................................................................................1
HOUSING FRONT VIEW......................................................................................................................................................1
HOUSING BACK VIEW.......................................................................................................................................................2
ANALYTICAL MODULE UNIT (UNHEATED STRAIGHT).......................................................................................................3
ANALYTICAL MODULE UNIT (HEATED STRAIGHT)............................................................................................................5
ANALYTICAL MODULE UNIT (UNHEATED BACKFLUSH)...................................................................................................7
ANALYTICAL MODULE UNIT (HEATED BACKFLUSH)........................................................................................................8
ANALYTICAL CHANNEL UNIT (UNHEATED STRAIGHT).....................................................................................................9
ANALYTICAL CHANNEL UNIT (HEATED STRAIGHT)........................................................................................................11
ANALYTICAL CHANNEL UNIT (UNHEATED BACKFLUSH)................................................................................................13
ANALYTICAL CHANNEL UNIT (HEATED BACKFLUSH).................................................................................................... 13
ANALYTICAL MODULE....................................................................................................................................................14
Inside view Analytical module....................................................................................................................................14
Inside view Analytical backflush module...................................................................................................................15
MANIFOLD AND TCD CONTROLLER KIT, STRAIGHT.......................................................................................................16
MANIFOLD AND TCD CONTROLLER KIT, BACKFLUSH....................................................................................................16
EGC AND MANIFOLD ELECTRONICS...............................................................................................................................17
EGC/MANIFOLD TO COLUMN MODULE CONNECTION.....................................................................................................18
PUMP MANIFOLD ASSEMBLY...........................................................................................................................................19
UPGRADE SECOND PUMP MANIFOLD ASSEMBLY (CP74020680)....................................................................................20
SAMPLE-IN CONNECTORS...............................................................................................................................................22
UPGRADE FROM HEATED TO UNHEATED SAMPLE INJECTION (KIT PN CP740827).........................................................23
CARRIER GAS TUBES.......................................................................................................................................................24
CARRIER GAS KIT IS P/N CP740828...............................................................................................................................24
DUAL CARRIER GAS CONNECTION (UPGRADE KIT PN CP490201).................................................................................25
HEATED SAMPLE LINE.....................................................................................................................................................26
MICROGASIFIER BRACKET............................................................................................................................................. 27
MICROGASIFIER..............................................................................................................................................................28
TUBING OVERVIEW.....................................................................................................................................................86
BACKFLUSH.....................................................................................................................................................................86
REFERENCE VENT 2CH (ONE CARRIER GAS)...................................................................................................................87
REFERENCE VENT 2CH (TWO CARRIER GAS)..................................................................................................................88
REFERENCE VENT 4CH TWO CARRIER GAS.....................................................................................................................89
SAMPLE VENT..................................................................................................................................................................90
COLUMN VENT................................................................................................................................................................91
TWO PUMP SEPARATE SAMPLE-IN...................................................................................................................................92
SENSITIVITY RANGE SETTINGS..............................................................................................................................93
AUTO RANGE...................................................................................................................................................................93
HOW TO ASSIGN A IP ADDRESS ON THE MICRO-GC........................................................................................96
Before servicing the various components of the 49X-GC Micro-GC observe the
following safety precautions.
INFORMATION
In accordance to Varian commitment to customer service and safety, this instrument and its
accompanying documentation complies with the CE (NEN 5509) specifications and the
safety requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control, and laboratory use
(CEI/IEC 1010-1)
To prevent any injury to the user or any damage to the instrument it is essential that you
read the information in this chapter.
If this manual is not in your mother language and if you have problems understanding the
text, we advise you to contact your Varian office for assistance. Varian cannot accept
responsibility for any damage or injury caused by misunderstanding of the information in this
manual.
INDICATIONS
The CAUTION calls attention to procedure, practice, CAUTION or the like, which, if not correctly performed
or adhered to, could result in inadequate functioning of the instrument.
The WARNING calls attention to a procedure, WARNING practice, or the like, which, if not correctly
performed or adhered to, could result in personal injury or damage to the product.
Specific symbols, drawing attention to safety hazards have been applied on appropriate
places on the instrument. The following symbols can be encountered:
Instruction manual symbol. Indicates that the user should refer to the
manual before operating the equipment.
Hot surface.
Indicates parts that may cause burns when touched.
Do not touch. Touching this item may result in damage to the instrument or
personal injury.
CAUTIONS
1. An experienced Varian service engineer will normally carry out the installation of this instrument.
Any damage to the system that occurs during unpacking when it is not carried out in the
presence of a Varian service engineer will result in the rejection of a warranty claim.
2. This instrument should be placed in a suitable location with sufficient ventilation to remove gases
and vapors. Space around the instrument must be sufficient to enable cooling of the instrument.
3. Before plugging the instrument in or turning the power on, always make sure that the voltage
and fuses are set appropriately for your local power source.
5. The supplied power cord must be inserted into a power outlet with a protective earth ground
connection. When using an extension cord, make sure that the cord is also properly grounded.
6. Do not change the external or internal grounding connections as this could endanger you and/or
damage the instrument.
7. The instrument is properly grounded when shipped. You do not need to make any changes to
the electrical connections or to the instrument chassis to ensure safe operation.
8. When working with this instrument, follow the regulations for GLP (Good Laboratory Practice).
Take cares to wear safety glasses and appropriate clothing.
9. Do not place containers with flammable liquids on this instrument. Spillage of the liquid over hot
parts may cause fire.
10. This instrument may use flammable or explosive gases e.g. hydrogen under pressure. Be sure
to be familiarized with and to follow accurately the operation procedures prescribed for those
gases before operating the instrument.
11. Never try to repair or replace any component that is not described in this manual without the
assistance of a Varian service engineer. Unauthorized repairs or modifications will result in
rejection of warranty claims.
12. Always disconnect the AC power cord before attempting any type of maintenance.
13. Use proper tools when working on the instrument to prevent danger for you and/or damage to
the instrument.
14. The customer should not attempt to replace the battery or fuses in this instrument.
15. Damage can result if the instrument is stored under unfavorable conditions for prolonged periods
(e.g. subject to heat, water, etc.).
16. Do not shut off column flow when the oven temperature is high or may damage the column.
17. This unit has been designed and tested in accordance with recognized safety standards and
designed for use indoors.
18. If the instrument is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the protection provided
by the instrument may be impaired.
19. Substituting parts or performing any unauthorized modification to the instrument may result in a
safety hazard.
WARNINGS
The following general safety warnings must be observed during all phases of operation,
service, and repair of the 49X-GC Micro-GC. Failure to comply with these precautions or
with specific warnings elsewhere in this manual violates safety standards of design,
manufacture, and the intended use of the instrument.
Varian, Inc. assumes no liability for failure to comply with these requirements
Allow the injectors, detectors and oven to cool down before an installation.
Whenever possible, disconnect the 49X-GC Micro-GC from its power source before working
on or near voltage carrying components of the 49X-GC Micro-GC.
When the power to the 49X-GC Micro-GC is turned on, low voltages exist on these
additional components:
To protect against electrostatic discharge, use a static control wrist strap connected to a
ground. If you do not use static protection, you may damage the electronics of a board.
TOOLS REQUIRED
The following tools are required to perform the service procedures described in this
manual.
Basic
http://www.applied-instruments.com/fp-meter.html
Specialized
Digital voltmeter
During trouble shooting the Micro-GC it is recommended to use the Fluke vacuum module.
The Fluke vacuum module can be used for leakage testing on the sample inlet or directly on the modules.
All Micro-GC’s configured with a sample pump can be used.
http://us.fluke.com/usen/home/default.htm
The following parts are needed to connect the PV350 to the Micro-GC sample inlet or module:
Connect the PV350 to the Micro-GC Sample Inlet, using the above-described parts, depending of
the instrument configuration.
Use the peek finger tight for unheated instruments and the 1/16” nut for the heated instruments to
connect the PV350 to the sample line.
Set the method according the final test results, run time 70 sec.
Start the GC and read the vacuum on the multimeter while the pump is running.
When these specifications are not meet, check the O-rings and/or the connector of the sample line (heated)
or the vespel ferrule/nut connection (unheated) for leaks.
When no leaks are found on the sample in connector, then leak test the channels separate to define which
module is leaking.
Field experience indicates that most of the time the problem is inside the module, replacing the module is the
only option.
COVERS
All covers should be handled with the necessary care to prevent damaging.
Top panel
Upper right side panel
Before removing the Micro-GC covers, allow (if present) injector, sample line (if present), and oven to cool
down before removing the covers.
The metal surfaces of the Micro-GC can be very hot and could burn your skin.
Turn off the power to the Micro-GC and disconnect the power cord at their source.
Disconnect and remove all sample line(s) and carrier gas supply line(s).
Check after reassemble for leaks around the pressure sensor, if leaking replace the pressure sensor O-ring.
9. Carefully slide the EGC manifold block away from the column module.
Check before assemble all O-rings for damage, situated on the manifold block, replace if necessary (click
here for part numbers).
Check for leaks after reassemble.
Before performing this procedure make sure to wear an ESD strap, grounded to the Micro-GC chassis.
7. Carefully slide the column unit away from the EGC manifold block.
8. Reassemble is the reverse of removal.
Check before assemble all O-rings for damage, situated on the manifold block, replace if necessary (click
here for partnumbers).
Check for leaks after reassemble.
Part numbers?
Follow this link.
6. Turn the heated sample inlet connector 90°counter clockwise (arrow direction) and remove
him.
7. Remove the Torx T-10 screw.
8. Lift the heated sample line bracket up and remove it.
General maintenance can be done with all necessary parts, part number CP741528
Kit contents click here.
CP742908
CP742910 Top panel 2-CH Frame panel right
CP742901 Top panel 4-CH
CP742902
Upper rear panel
CP742900
Lower-rear panel
492103130S Micro-GC Module, PoraBOND, 10 m Heated Injector for use with DMD.
Field Replacement. Column installed: PoraBOND Q 0.25mm ID, 10m
492101410S Micro-GC Module, CP-Sil 5 CB, 8 m Heated Injector for use with DMD.
Field Replacement. Column installed: CP-Sil5 CB 0.15mm ID, 8m
492011350S Micro-GC Module, Mol. Sieve 5A PLOT, 4 m, Heated Injector, RTS Option.
Field Replacement. Column installed: Molecular Sieve 5A PLOT 0.25 mm ID, 4 m.
Micro-GC Module, Alumina PLOT, 10m, Heated Injector, Backflush, RTS Option.
494011440S Field Replacement. Column installed: Alumina KCl PLOT, 0.25 mm ID, 10 m. Including Retention Time Stability
Option.
491001340F Micro-GC Channel, HayeSep A for Nat. Gas, 40 cm, Standard Injector.
Field Installed. Column installed: HayeSep A specially tested for natural gas.
492001340F Micro-GC Channel, HayeSep A for Nat Gas, 40 cm, Heated Injector.
Field Installed. Column installed: HayeSep A specially tested for Natural gas.
492103130F Micro-GC Channel, PoraBOND, 10 m Heated Injector for use with DMD.
Field Installed. Column installed: PoraBOND Q 0.25mm ID, 10m
492101410F Micro-GC Channel, CP-Sil 5 CB, 8 m Heated Injector for use with DMD.
Field Installed. Column installed: CP-Sil5 CB 0.15mm ID, 8m
Micro-GC Channel, Alumina PLOT, 10m, Heated Injector, Backflush, RTS Option.
494011440F Field Installed. Column installed: Alumina KCl PLOT, 0.25 mm ID, 10 m. Including Retention Time Stability
Option.
Analytical module
No part numbers are given for parts inside the analytical module due to service policy.
Detector
Column
TCD vent
block
Injector
Not all part numbers are given for parts inside the analytical module due to service policy.
Detector
Pre-Column
Column
Analytical
column
Column heater
CP73990780 x 2 CP740595 x 2
Clippard 2/2 valve Quick release connector
CP742145 x 2
Solenoid valve NO
CP742259 x 2
Solenoid valve NC
Wiring details, follow this link
CP74003580 (standard)
CP74003580 (standard)
EGC and manifold kit, backflush
EGC and manifold kit, backflush
Backflush only
CP74078580
Solenoid valve NO BF
CP739941 CP740028
PCB assembly pressure sensor O-ring 3.3 x 2.4 Viton
More detail, follow link
CP740046
O-ring 1.8 x 1.2 Viton
CP740586
Screw DIN-912 M4x10 SV 12.9
CP739939
Connection plate mod. & manifold
2815892301
CP74043090 All tubing
NMP015L Sample pump Clear polyurethane tubing
CP740595 x 4
Quick release connector
CP420940 x 2
Barbed red. connector
CP420020A x 15 mm x 2
Pur tubing 1/8”
CP847212 x 2
Screw M2 x 8
CP40129080
Solenoid valve NO
CP740350 (2x)
Vibration isolator
3) Install the pump assy and fixed them with the flanged nuts.
CP740536 (2x)
Flanged nut M4
6) Check with the Service tool the performance of the second pump assy.
This tool is available on the Service DVD P/N CP505000.
How to check?
Select Diagnostics
Select Valve test
Select Solenoid test (check pump assy)
Select pump solenoid On/Off
Sample-IN Connectors
CP740570
Unheated sample-In Connector assembly.
Frit is mounted in de connector
CP736335
Unheated Vespel dual hole ferrule
SG072671
Unheated Vespel single hole ferrule
CP490210
Heated sample line connector assembly (set of 5)
Frit is mounted in de connector
CP740570
Unheated sample inlet
SWSS2021
1/8” Nut
CP739952
Bracket
CP740204
Nut M8
CP86757
Torx M4x8
CP736335 CR213208
Dual hole ferrule Single hole ferrule
CP480403 Stop
CP740029 x 3
All O-rings viton 4x1
CP740210
Nut for Stop carrier tube
CP740209
Stop carrier tube
CP740209
Stop carrier tube
CP740210
Nut for Stop carrier tube
CP740029
Viton O-ring x2
CP740043
Male connector 1/16xM4
CP740029
Viton O-ring
CP740204
Nut M8
CP740585
Bulkhead Union
VLZN1
Valco nut 1/16”
CP490210
CP74035180 Heated sample line
Heater sample line connector assembly (set of
5)
Heated sample
line box
CP740029
O-ring 4x1 Viton
VLZN5
Valco nut 1/32
VLZFB10
Valco brass ferrule 1/32
CP22474
Valco plug 1/32"
MicroGasifier Bracket
Remove the 2 Torx screws from the Rear housing and use these screws to install the MicroGasifier.
CP738565 x 2
Insulation 2 and 3
CP739801
Insulation 1
Factory setting on 6
CP72274
Silicon foam
CP23050
Finger tight fitting peek
CP8662680
Heater and pressure CP739831 x2
assembly Bulkhead union
CP401097
Needle valve
CP401097
Needle valve
Male connector
1/16"x 1/16"
P/N: CP4478
The Gasifier pressure regulator/evaporator is factory adjusted and sealed with red paint.
If the red paint is damaged or not present, readjust the pressure regulator.
Adjustment procedure
ELECTRONIC BOARDS
Interconnection board 2-CH
CP740012
Interconnection board 2-CH
link
Main board
CP740812
Battery
link
CP74055780
Fan 12V 40x40x10
Computer
CP740509
Dimm PC, programmed
CP740573
Ethernet and Communication
port card
TCD controller
CP740011
TCD controller
Power supply
CP740159
Power supply (without power cable)
CP739941
Pressure sensor assembly
Column heater
Heater / sensor for column
FIELDCASE
CP74055680 CP740212
Fan 12 VDC PCB assembly 49X-GC Switcher
For more board details, follow this link
CP740279
Cable
assembly
Power-1
Link
CP740281
Cable
assembly
Power-2
Link
CP41010080
Pressure reducer CP473750
CP4387 Check valve
CP740282
Male connector Cable
CP472313 assembly
Elbow Male battery-1
Link
CP740283
CP740217 Cable
Clamp assembly
battery-2
Link
CP736967
Front pressure gauge
CP82629
CP736880 Anti Loss ring
Union assembly with
filter
CP12696
Valve PH 2-way
CP740334
Grip black steel
CP740218
Slide latch
Cable overview
CP740212
PCB assembly 49X-GC Switcher
Fieldcase switcher
link
CP740281
Cable assembly Power2 49X-GC Portable
CP740282
Cable assembly Battery-1
CP740283
Cable assembly Battery-2
Battery pack
CP740328
Battery pack
CP737162
Refill assembly
Supplied without container
CP404051
Pressure gauge CP401126
Valve 1/4"male
CP401127
Relief valve 1800 Psi
ACCESORY BRACKET
CP742364
Side panel
CP742364
Side panel
CP742361
Front panel
CP742362
Rear panel
MicroGasifier
CP739831
Bulkhead union
CP401097
Needle valve
CP8662680
GO-regulator
Genie filter
392590006
Geniefilter 170 Standard
Rotameter 392590002
Geniefilter 170 BTU
392590004
Replacement filter 170
Standard (pkg of 5)
392590003
Replacement filter 170
BTU (pkg of 5)
Geniefilter 170 BTU
CP958929
Septum injector assy
CP914892 CP914893
Septa low bleed Support ZF2SI
CP4401
1/16 SS Nut
SG072655
Vespel ferrule 1/16*0.8
Varian, Inc. 49X-GC Micro-GC Service manual
Page:44
49X-GC Micro-GC
CP914756
Relief valve
PNEUMATIC DIAGRAMS
Pneumatic diagrams for the 49X-GC Micro-GC, Straight, Backflush and Continuous flow.
After power up the system starts with the Flush cycle in order to flush the entrapped air from the manifold, click here for more details.
Temperature and pressure set, solenoid valves and sample pump are off.
All solenoid valves and pump are reset, sample gas will be settled.
Solenoid valve VLV3 activated, sample pressure will be the same as the column head pressure.
Flush cycle
The flush-cycle is a 2-minute cycle in which the various valves are activated and deactivated in order to flush the entrapped air from the manifold and valves but
especially from the internal carrier gas line. Schematically the Flush cycle actions are presented in the diagram on this page.
Straight manifold
Backflush manifold
Valve Connector
Pump (single):
+ Pin 4 red
- Pin 14 black
Solenoid (single):
+ Pin 9 red
- Pin 19 black
11 10
20
Pump (single):
+ Pin 4 red
- Pin 14 black
1 Pump (dual)
+ Pin 5 red
- Pin 15 black
Solenoid (single):
+ Pin 9 red
- Pin 19 black
Solenoid (dual)
+ Pin 10 red
- Pin 20 black
Blockdiagram
Lay-out
Schematics 1 of 3
Schematics 2 of 3
Schematics 3 of 3
Blockdiagram
Lay-out
Schematics
The schematic of the 4 Channel interconnection board are identical as the 2 Channel, only there are 4 Channel connections instead of 2 Channel connections.
Main board
Lay-out
Schematics 1 of 5
Schematics 2 of 5
Schematics 3 of 5
Schematics 4 of 5
Schematics 5 of 5
Lay out
Schematics
TCD controller
TCD Date PCB Changes
controller revision
Revision
05 1 November 2001 4.00 PCB layout changed, due to less noise TCD during heater on
Lay out
Lay out
Schematics
Power supply
Blockdiagram
Schematics 1 of 4 Revision 2
Schematics 2 of 4 Revision 2
Schematics 3 of 4 Revision 2
Schematics 4 of 4 Revision 2
Blockdiagram
Schematics 1 of 2 Revision 3
Schematics 2 of 2 Revision 3
Tubing overview
Backflush
CP420553
TUBING, POLY, 1/16"X1/8" YELLOW
CP420552
TUBING, POLY, 1/16"X1/8" BLUE
CP420552
TUBING, POLY, 1/16"X1/8" BLUE
CP420552
TUBING, POLY, 1/16"X1/8" BLUE
Sample vent
2815892301
TUBING, POLYURETH, 1/16"x1/8"x25', CLEAR
Column vent
CP420551
TUBING, POLY, 1/16"X1/8" RED
2815892301
TUBING, POLYURETH, 1/16"x1/8"x25', CLEAR
Auto range
If the analog signal from the TCD is for instance 10mV, the PGA (programmable gain amplifier) will
give a maximum amplification, resulting in a value (V) for the ADC (analog digital converter), through
the MPU this value will be divided by the maximum amplification of the PGA, so the out coming
digital signal to the WorkStation will be the same as the incoming analog signal.
Example: 10mV (TCD signal) x 250 (maximum PGA for that peak) = 2500mV (2.5V) 2500mV/250 =
10mV signal to WS.
When using the low, (PGA range 0.25) medium (PGA range 16) high (PGA range 256) or extra high
(PGA range 1024) it’s using then fixed PGA settings.
Example: 10mV (TCD signal) x 1024 (fixed PGA for extra high) =10200mV (Max=2500mV)
2500mV/1024 = 2.5mV signal to WorkStation.
Higher concentration then 2.5V ADC will be cut off to 2.5V; this will give then the topped peaks.
The digital out signal send to the WorkStation, will be converted to areas.
These areas are calculated by 10nVs.
Calculation (peak width ½ heights in seconds) multiplied by (nV peak height in nV).
Height in microVolt
nV
Auto range
Extra High
Conclusion
When using the auto range, the optimum settings are used by the PGA and ADC, this will give the
best results for high and low concentrations of your sample.
The main benefit of this auto range is that low and high concentrations are measured in
ONE run.
When using the fixed setting, low, medium, high and extra high will give the same results as for the
auto range mode, with exception when very high concentration are in the sample this will not be
analyzed correctly and needs a second run to analyze in a different range mode
Solution
1) Select the network card of your computer and write down the IP address of the card.
2) IP address network card : 10.2.128.1
3) Subnet mask and Gateway are already set by the customer, you don’t need to change this or write this
down.
4) Open the Galaxie configuration manager and select the BOOTP configuration.
6) Select
7) Press the BOOTP button of the 49X-GC and switch the MicroGC on with this button pressed until the
LED display blinks on Power led and Ready led, this is the BOOTP mode.
8) When the MACK address appears select the address and press the validate button.
9) Fill in the IP address and the host name or description and press apply
11) Press the magnetize glass and select the instrument and press OK.
12) Press
2) The message that appears has NO influence on the IP address setting, only on
Varian, Inc. 49X-GC Micro-GC Service manual Page:110
49X-GC Micro-GC
DATA Handling.
Galaxie workstation
Making the network setting persistent you need to click “download ethernet parameters”
DS-S-2009-25 November 9,2009 New Varian Micro-GC Driver for Galaxie Released