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Charged Aerosol Detectors
Corona Veo and Corona Veo RS
Operating Instructions Page 99
7.4 Operating Problems
The following table provides information about common operating problems that might
occur with an UltiMate 3000 system and lists probable causes, as well as remedial actions.
For more information, also see the manuals for the other modules of the UltiMate 3000
system.
Problem Probable Cause Remedial Action
No information appears
on the detector display.
The detector is not connected to
the main power supply.
Connect the power cord.
The power is turned off. Turn on the detector power.
The screen brightness is not
adjusted correctly.
Adjust the brightness ( page 49).
The fuses have blown.
Replace the fuses ( page 118). If
the replacement fuse(s) fail, there is
a fault with the power supply.
Contact Service.
An error occurred with the
electronics.
Contact Service.
Problems during control
under Chromeleon
There is no connection between
the detector and the Chromeleon
computer.
Check the USB cable and
connection to the computer.
The USB port on the computer is
not ready for operation.
Check the USB port on the
computer. It must comply with the
USB 1.1 or 2.0 standards.
The Chromeleon PC is very slow. Verify that the system requirements
are met ( page 77).
No liquid flow The system is leaking. Find and eliminate the leak.
There is a gas bubble in the
autosampler flow path.
Perform a wash cycle
( Autosampler Manual). Non-
degassed wash solution is used.
Degas the wash solution
( Autosampler Manual).
For further causes, refer to the
Operating Instructions of your
pump.
The system has very high
backpressure.
Flow-path components in the
system (capillaries, filter, and
column) are blocked by
precipitate, or capillaries are
damaged by bending.
Check the capillaries in the system
step by step from the detector to the
pump, remove the blockage, or
replace the capillaries.
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