Agilent Technologies 5975 Receiving the System, Delivery and unloading, Inspecting for damage

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Site Preparation

Receiving the System

When your MSD system is delivered, it is your responsibility to provide for removal of the shipping containers from the truck and their storage until installation. Contact your Agilent Technologies service representative as soon as your shipment arrives to arrange an installation date.

Delivery and unloading

The shipping containers are large and heavy. The largest container in the shipment is 121.9 cm (48 inches) × 121.9 cm × 121.9 cm. It contains several smaller cartons that can be removed from the large container after delivery to facilitate moving them to the location where the instrument is to be installed. After removing the smaller cartons and discarding the outer container, the largest remaining carton, may be as large as:

•89 cm (35 inches) high

•81 cm (32 inches) wide

•74 cm (29 inches) deep

•60 kg (132 lbs)

All doorways, hallways, floors, and elevators must be able to accommodate the largest, heaviest container.

Inspecting for damage

Once the shipping containers are unloaded, examine them for any obvious external damage. If any of the containers appear damaged, note on the carrier's bill of lading that there is Apparent damage - subject to inspection and test. Arrange for both the carrier's claims representative and your Agilent Technologies service representative to be present when the containers are unpacked.

Do not open any of the shipping containers unless a representative of Agilent Technologies is present. Opening any of the containers without an Agilent

Technologies representative present will void the receiving warranty on the instrument.

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Contents Series Mass Selective Detectors U TI O N WA R N I N G Contents Power Cords General Information Instrument Identification Model number Product number Pump type Ionization modeMSD versions Many internal parts of the MSD carry dangerous voltages Important Safety WarningsMany parts are dangerously hot Electrostatic discharge is a threat to MSD electronicsWhen hydrogen gas is supplied to the instrument Hydrogen SafetyChemical Safety Information Safety and Regulatory CertificationsSymbols Sound emission declaration Electromagnetic compatibilityRecycling the Product CleaningSite Preparation Customer responsibility OverviewAgilent responsibility Compliance must exist prior to installationAnalysis Consulting services Other documentation Series MSD Troubleshooting and Maintenance ManualSeries MSD Series GC Computer with monitor Space and Weight RequirementsALS tray Product dimensions Telephone Communications RequirementsSite LAN network Voltage ranges of major components Electrical RequirementsConfiguration Measurement Nominal voltage Power configurationsSupply Outlets Power consumption Power requirementsProduct Line voltage RequiredSupply Outlets Power consumption Circuit rating Required Power plugs and cordOther electrical considerations Temperature Humidity relative Temperature, humidity, and altitudeAir Conditioning and Environmental Requirements Exhaust venting Airborne dustFume exhaust hood Purity Typical pressure range Typical flow, mL/min KPa psi Carrier and Reagent Gas RequirementsRegulators, tubing, and fittings Laboratory Supply Requirements Cleaning solventsData system supplies Part number Spare parts and consumablesMiscellaneous consumables Commonly used tools Chemical ConsumablesFerrules 5062-3506 Delivery and unloading Receiving the SystemInspecting for damage Unpacking StorageInstallation Installation and VerificationVerification Sensitivity specifications Power Cords Power Cords Page Agilent Technologies