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Section 3, Installation, 3 installation – Metrohm 746 VA Trace Analyzer User Manual

Page 28: 1 setting up the instruments, Packaging -1, Check -1, Location -1, Arrangement of the instruments -1

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3.1 Setting up the instruments

746 VA Trace Analyzer / 747 VA Stand

3-1

3 Installation

This section offers a full description of the 746 VA Trace Analyzer and

the 747 VA Stand and provides detailed information on the various

electrodes and the stirrer. Reliable operation of the these instruments

is assured only if you follow the instructions in this section exactly.

3.1

Setting up the instruments

3.1.1

Packaging

The 746 VA Trace Analyzer and the 747 VA Stand are supplied together with the

separately packed accessories in special packages designed to ensure excellent

protection. These contain shock-absorbing foam linings foamed to the individual

shape and embedded in blue plastic film. The instruments themselves are packed

in an evacuated polyethylene bag. As only these special packagings guarantee

indemnified transport of the instruments, it is essential you store them in a safe

place.

3.1.2

Check

After receipt, immediately check whether the shipment is complete and has arrived

without damage (compare with delivery note and list of accessories in sections

9.1

…9.3). In the case of transport damage, see instructions in section 9.6

"Warranty".

3.1.3

Location

Place the 746 VA Trace Analyzer and the 747 VA Stand on a laboratory bench in a

position suitable for operation and which is free from vibrations, protected against

corrosive atmospheres and contamination by chemicals.
As the 746 VA Trace Analyzer has an LCD screen, attention should also be paid to

the room lighting: no direct sunlight, as few reflections as possible.

3.1.4

Arrangement of the instruments

The 747 VA Stand can be set up on the right or left of the 746 VA Trace Analyzer.

The drip pan 29

29 (6.2711.050) is placed in front of the 747 VA Stand beneath the

measuring station to catch drops (see Fig. 5).