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Charged Aerosol Detectors
Corona Veo and Corona Veo RS
Page 106 Operating Instructions
Problem Probable Cause Remedial Action
Noisy baseline, high
background current
The mobile phase is
contaminated.
Use fresh solvent. Use HPLC-grade
eluents only.
Highly retained compounds are
being eluted from the column.
This may occur when a new mobile
phase or column is used.
Allow the system to equilibrate for
an hour with the new mobile phase
or until the baseline is stable and
check the signal again.
Remove the column and re-establish
flow. If the signal drops, clean or
replace the column ( TCC
manual).
Fittings are leaking. Check the flow path connections.
Tighten fitting connections if
necessary.
Contamination occurs somewhere
in the system.
Flush the system using an
appropriate solvent.
The detector is flooded with
solvent (pump flow is turned on
while no gas flow is present).
This may occur if the detector is
turned off.
Clean and dry all aspects of the flow
path. Operate the detector without
liquid flow (pump flow is turned
off) or with liquid flow being
diverted with gas flowing for 24
hours.
Inability to autozero the
signal
High background signal on a very
sensitive current range
(background >10 x gain)
Use a mobile phase that provides a
lower background (lower
concentration of impurities).
Increase the current range.
The autozero occurs on a peak or
the void signal.
Autozero on a relatively flat section
of the chromatogram.
Autozero on a very noisy signal. Reduce the noise or increase the
current range.
Liquid in the gas exhaust The detector is flooded with
solvent (pump flow is turned on
while no gas flow is present).
This may occur if the detector is
turned off when liquid is still
flowing into the detector.
Clean and dry all aspects of the flow
path. Operate the detector without
liquid flow (pump flow is turned
off) or with liquid flow being
diverted with gas flowing for 24
hours.
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