10000006053ea Maintenance of Courier Xi Measurement Cell

Code 10000006053e Revision A (30)

Courier 6i and Courier 5i SL Slurry and HX Solution Analyzer

Maintenance of measurement cell


Code Revision A (30) 10000006053e

Contents 1. ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT............................................................................................................................3

2. OVERVIEW ....................................................................................................................................................4 2.1 Analyzer probe with AWC ..................................................................................................................5 2.2 Analyzer probe with SCA ...................................................................................................................6

3. RADIATION SAFETY.....................................................................................................................................8

4. MAINTENANCE MODE ...............................................................................................................................10 4.1 Entering the maintenance mode ......................................................................................................10 4.2 Exiting the maintenance mode.........................................................................................................13

5. MAINTAINING THE MEASUREMENT CELL..............................................................................................14 5.1 Changing the discrete measurement cell windows in analyzer with SCA .......................................14 5.2 Periodical maintenance....................................................................................................................15

Changing the window film reel for AWC ......................................................................................15 Resetting the window film consumption counter..........................................................................18 Changing the protective window ..................................................................................................19

5.3 Maintenance in fault situations.........................................................................................................20 Alarms and events in AWC fault situations ..................................................................................20 Alarms and events in SCA fault situations ...................................................................................25

5.4 Special situations .............................................................................................................................27

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1. ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT This document presents detailed information about the maintenance of the measurement cell. The document gives a general description of the structure of the device, and discusses radiation safety issues. The main part of the document gives detailed instructions on how to get to the maintenance mode and how to proceed when maintaining the measurement cell. The document is aimed at the instrumentation and maintenance staff of the plant.

Note, Tip, and Warning signs used in this manual:

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2. OVERVIEW There are two types of measurement cell packages available for the Courier analyzer:

Analyzer probe with Automatic Window Changer (AWC)

Analyzer probe with Sample Cell Assembly (SCA)

These measurement cell types are described in more detail in the following section.



2.1 Analyzer probe with AWC The AWC is a mechanism that performs an automatic window change. When changing the window, the AWC automatically releases the measurement cell and the measurement cell window film, winds the window film forward approximately 10 cm, and tightens the measurement cell window film and the measurement cell.

The window film lasts up to 700 window changes, and therefore, the window film storage reel needs to be changed manually at approx. six month intervals. If there is a malfunction in the measurement cell mechanisms, e.g., the motor is down, you can also change the window film manually.

The analyzer probe with AWC is comprised of:

Measurement cell

Window film reels

Window film material

Capstan motor

Cylinders and their valves

Moisture leakage detection

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Figure 1. The analyzer probe with AWC. 1 = Maintenance button, 2 = Upper window film reel, 3 = Measurement cell window, 4 = Protective window, 5 = Moisture leakage detections, 6 = Protective window ring, 7 = Cylinders and their valves, 8 = Lower window film reel, 9 = Capstan motor



Functionality

The AWC can either be used for a window change that is automatically repeated in a certain interval or for a window change that is triggered by using the commands on the Probe Control Set display. The default interval, which is the actual time the sample has flown through the measurement cell, for the automatic window change is 8 hours. The interval can be changed in the user parameters. You can also set the AWC not to do automatic window changes at all with an analyzer parameter.

Each window changing operation includes four different phases that are run automatically. The phases are:

The measurement cell is flushed

The measurement cell is drained

The measurement cell window is changed

The water test is run

The measurement cell window change is based on a pulse mechanism that stops the film winding when the proximity sensor has counted a certain amount of pulses for new window film. The measurement cell window change in itself includes five phases:

Releasing the measurement cell and the measurement cell window

Starting the window winding motor

Changing the window (winding the window forward)

Stopping the window winding motor

Locking the measurement cell window and the measurement cell

After the automatic window change and a successful water test, measurements are continued normally.

2.2 Analyzer probe with SCA In the SCA, the automatic window changing functions cannot be used and the measurement cell maintenance tasks must be performed manually.

The measurement cell area is comprised of:

Measurement cell

Discrete measurement cell window

Measurement cell window clamping ring

Protective window ring

Moisture leakage detection



Figure 2. The SCA with the measurement cell cover closed.

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Figure 3. The SCA with the measurement cell cover open. 1 = Measurement cell window clamp, 2 = Moisture leakage detections, 3 = Protective window, 4 = Protective window ring, 5 = Measurement cell window, 6 = Measurement cell



3. RADIATION SAFETY The analyzer, and the measurement cell, meets all the radiation safety regulations of the European Union. No radiation can be detected inside or outside the probe covers. Radiation safety is guaranteed by using redundant fail-safe sensors with hard-wired interlock circuits that shut down the X-ray power.

Radiation in use indicator

The X-ray ON indicator lights are located on the roof of the analyzer probe and on the control panel of the Probe Control Set. The X-ray ON light indicates that the interlock circuit is closed and the high voltage power supply of the X-ray tube is on. The X-ray OFF lights indicate when the interlock circuit is open and the high voltage power supply is off.

Figure 4. The X-ray ON indicator light.

a Only trained and authorized personnel are allowed to open t he measurement cell or the side covers of the analyzer probe.

Radiation safety interlocks

r the ring maintenance procedures. The radiation

safety interloc

ge remains in the OFF position

en the

if the reference is in front of the X-ray tube and blocking the radiation.

The mechanical design ensures that the analyzer can provide radiation safety.

The analyzer includes safety interlocks that provide extra protection both fouser and for the X-ray tube du

ks ensure that:

When you enter the measurement cell maintenance mode, the high voltageof the X-ray tube is automatically switched off before you are able to openthe measurement cell lock. The high voltathrough the whole maintenance process.

If the high voltage of the X-ray tube is not switched to OFF within a given time limit, an event message is triggered and you are not able to opmeasurement cell lock, nor can you enter the maintenance mode.

The maintenance mode function can be called only



d be is ON. If the window change fails,

During the automatic window change, the measurement cell is not openeand the high voltage of the X-ray tuthe high voltage is switched OFF.



4. MAINTENANCE MODE Before you start the maintenance mode of the measurement cell, you must set the standby switch on the Courier Local Interface to standby position. Using the maintenance view in the local display starts the maintenance mode of the Measurement Cell.

4.1 Entering the maintenance mode Follow these instructions carefully when entering the maintenance mode.

To enter the maintenance mode:

1. Turn the standby switch to the STANDBY position on the Courier Local Interface control panel.

– You can proceed when the Standby - switch in STANDBY position indication appears in the local display.

Steps 2-5 are needed, if the analyzer has AWC. If the analyzer has no AWC then after step 1 check that the reference is in the reference position (see that the REFERENCE indication lamp is ON), and open the measurement cell. Now the high voltage is shut down.

2. Go to the Measurement cell maintenance view in the local display.

3. Select the Select desired maintenance task button to activate a selection menu.



within 30 seconds, the request to enter maintenance mode is aborted.

6. probe cover to open the measurement cell cover locking latch.

de. The basic operating principles are described in the following sections.

4. From the menu, select the desired maintenance task.

5. Press the Maintenance Button on the probe cover within 30 seconds to activate the maintenance task.

If the Maintenance Button is not pressed

Press the Maintenance Button on the

You are now in the maintenance mo



Operating in maintenance mode

The local display and the Maintenance Button (MB) function as a user interface for maintenance. You can perform a wide selection of different actions in maintenance mode.

There are two types of actions:

Actions to be first selected with the commands in the local display and then after executed by pushing the maintenance button (MB) on the probe cover

Actions to be executed by only using the commands in the local display

These actions are presented in more detail in the following sections.

Performing actions

To perform actions in the maintenance mode:

1. Select the desired command by touching the corresponding activation button. The bottom of the maintenance view shows the current action of the button.

2. Press the Maintenance Button (MB) on the probe cover to perform the action.

The maintenance mode includes commands that are executed without pressing the MB. These commands are:

Reset button commands: – Reset window film consumption counter to 100%. – Set window film consumption counter to a defined value. – Reset protective window lifetime to 60 days. – Set protective window lifetime to a defined value.

Finish button to end the maintenance mode.

To execute these commands select the command button in the local display.

Tools needed

When maintaining the measurement cell area, you need a water feed bottle, an allen wrench, and screwdrivers.



4.2 Exiting the maintenance mode After maintenance of the measurement cell, you must exit the maintenance mode.

To exit the maintenance mode:

1. Close the measurement cell.

Steps 2-4 are needed, if the analyzer has AWC installed.

2. Lock the measurement cell cover. – Select the action selection button in the local display. – Press the Maintenance Button on the probe cover to execute the

action.

3. Select the Finish button in the maintenance view.

4. Select the exit status of the maintenance operation. – If you selected AWC OK for use, the system automatically changes

the window, and tests it with water. – If the window change succeeds, and the window is detected to be in

OK condition, the analyzer starts the high voltage raise process, and the X-ray On indication lamp comes ON.

5. Turn the standby switch on the Courier Local Interface front panel to the RUN position.



5. MAINTAINING THE MEASUREMENT CELL This section presents a detailed description of the maintenance procedures in both AWC and SCA. The maintenance of the measurement cell can be divided into four subcategories:

Film change, when the analyzer has no AWC installed (SCA).

Half-yearly maintenance

Maintenance in fault situations

Special situations

These maintenance types are described in more detail below.

Before you can start any of the maintenance tasks described below, youneed to enter the main

tenance mode. See Maintenance mode for more

detailed information.

ent cell window manually by replacing the old discrete window with a new one.

1. ee the chapter Entering the maintenance

lding the measurement cell window.

n the frame.

6. . See the section Exiting the maintenance mode

7. age tion of MC window status, if the system is

8. llowing alternatives from the command

– MC window changed and ok for test

5.1 Changing the discrete measurement cell windows in analyzer with SCA

If you have an analyzer probe with SCA, you need to change the measurem

To change the measurement cell window for SCA:

Enter the maintenance mode. Smode for detailed instructions.

2. Remove the clamp ho

3. Remove the window.

4. Place a new discrete window carefully i

5. Place the clamp back in its place.

Exit the maintenance modefor detailed instructions.

The local display prompts you for confirmation with the status messWaiting for confirmaconfigured to do so.

Confirm by selecting one of the folist depending on the situation:

– MC window not ok for any use

– MC window not changed but ok for test

If you reply that the window is OK for test, or the system does not require the response, the system automatically flushes the measurement cell with water to



the high voltage raise process, and the X-ray On indication lamp comes

ON.

basic maintenance periodically. Periodical

ilm reel for the AWC and resetting the window film

ndow

Checking the pressure

erformance of these maintenance tasks is described in the following step lists.

Changing the window film reel for AWC

es, and therefore, needs to be changed at approximately six month intervals.

1. ee the section Entering the maintenance

2. easurement cell and window film action to the

– Press e Maintenance Button on the probe cover to execute the

3.

4. he steel plate located under the upper film reel (attached with 2

5. window film from the upper part of the film as shown in the picture below.

check that the window is tight and waterproof. If the window is OK, the analyzerstarts

5.2 Periodical maintenance The measurement cell requiresmaintenance actions include:

Changing the window fconsumption counter

Changing the protective wi

Checking the functionality

The p

The window film reel lasts up to 700 window chang

To change the window film material:


Activate the Release mMaintenance Button.

thaction.

Remove the sample cell window frame (attached with 4 screws).

– Check the condition of the sample cell and clean if required

Remove tscrews).

Cut the

6. Release the window film reels.



– Release the upper film reel by lifting the winding mechanism as shown in the picture below.

– Take the upper reel from its place as shown in the picture below.



7. Put the upper film reel in its place as shown below.

8. Pull the window film through its proper route.

9. Remove the old (used film) film reel. See the figure of step 11 for the latch (at right side) holding the reel. Turn the latch 180 degrees forward and it pops out. Now the reel is released.

10. Fix the other end of the window film to the lower reel as shown in the picture below.

11. Put the lower reel in its proper place.

– Insert the reel in place so that the two pins go in the holes located in the left end plate of the reel.

– Lock the reel by pushing and turning the latch. Turn the latch until it stops in the groove. (See the picture below.)

12. Wind the window film forward.



– Activate the Run MC window motor forward action to the command button.

– Press the Maintenance Button on the probe cover to execute the action.

– Hold the upper reel firmly to ensure that the window film starts winding around the lower reel. (See the picture below.)

– Check that the window film is in a straight position.

13. Put the sample cell window frame, and the steel plate back in their places. Make sure that all parts are properly in place and screwed tightly.

14. Tighten the window film.

– Activate the Release / lock MC window action to the command button.

– Press the Maintenance Button to execute the action. The window is now being tightened.

15. Lock the measurement cell.

– Activate the Release / lock Meas Cell action to the command button.

– Press the Maintenance button to execute the action. The measurement cell is now locked.

16. Check again that the window film is straight.

17. Perform complete window change, and check the operation

– Activate the Perform MC window change action to the command button.

– Press the Maintenance button to start film change. See that the film change runs properly.

– After the film change is finished, the display shows the execution status of the film change.

Next reset the film counter as told in the next chapter.

Resetting the window film consumption counter

To reset the film counter:

1. Select the Reset button in the maintenance view.

2. Choose alternative:

– Reset film consumption cntr to 100%, if you installed a full film reel.



risk of tripping water or sample getting inside the analyzer probe.

Also ensure that the new protective window material is the same the original had.

2. Remove the protective window ring (attached with 6 screws) as shown

– Set film consumption cntr, if you installed a reel that is not full, and give the amount of film left on the reel.

You have now finished changing the window film reel.

Changing the protective window

The protective window must be changed at 2-month intervals. The instructions presented below apply both to AWC and SCA.

a Before starting the protective window change make sure that there is no

a To change the protective window:

1. Enter the maintenance mode. See the chapter Entering the maintenance mode for detailed instructions.

below.

3. Carefully remove the protective window as demonstrated below.



4. Place the new protective window in the frame.

5. Check the condition of the silicone-sealing ring of the protective window frame. Replace if necessary.

6. Put the frame back in its place. Make sure that the little hole on the edge of the frame goes through the pin in the Measurement Head Assembly.

7. Select the Reset Protective Window lifetime command from the reset menu, to restart the window life time calculation.

8. Close the measurement cell, and exit the maintenance process

You have now finished changing the protective window.

a Do not touch the protective window as finger prints on the window surface can affect the measurement results.

n a fault

t check events for more detailed

information about the cause of the situation.

Alarms and events in AWC fault situations

d ive a certain AWC related

related alarms include:

Measurement cell blocked

hen you receive any of these alarms are presented in the following sections.

5.3 Maintenance in fault situations This section provides you with detailed instructions on how to proceed isituation. If there is a malfunction in the measurement cell, the system generates an alarm indication that informs you about the situation. Firsthe alarm in the local display and then check

This section describes the alarms that might occur when working with the AWC. You are provided with a detailed account of the causes for different alarms anwith instructions on how to proceed when you recealarm. The possible AWC

MC window rupture

MC window change failed

MC window change out of film

Measurement cell open/removed

The instructions on how to proceed w



MC window rupture

The MC window rupture alarm indicates either that the measurement cell window is ruptured or that there is moisture between the measurement cell window and the protective window. The alarm stops all measurements in the analyzer system and shuts down the power to the X-ray tube.

There is a moisture detection hardware sensor that triggers this alarm. Note that the alarm remains until the measurement cell is opened and the window is replaced / dried.

Check and correct the situation by doing the following:

1. Enter the maintenance mode. See the section Entering the maintenance mode for detailed instructions.

2. Check, and clean the window opening.

3. Change the measurement cell window.

– Activate the Perform MC window change action to the command button.

– Press the Maintenance Button on the probe cover to execute the action. Wait for the measurement cell window change to complete.

4. Check the condition of the protective window.

– If the protective window is dirty, wipe it with a dry cleaning tissue.

– If the protective window is worn out or even ruptured, change the protective window as described in section Changing the protective window.

5. Test the moisture sensor by touching it with a moist tissue or fingers and see whether an MC window rupture alarm is seen on the local display.

– MC window rupture alarm should disappear after the moisture sensor is dried.

If you encounter problems during or after this procedure, please contact the maintenance service.

MC window change failed

The MC window change failed alarm indicates that an error occurred during the automatic window change. As this alarm is triggered, the high voltage is shut down. There can be several different reasons for this alarm: a malfunction in the capstan motor, a cut in the window film, a loosely or wrong way turning winding window film material around the lower reel, or a malfunction in the proximity sensor.


MC window change first pulse timeout

If you receive an MC window change first pulse timeout alarm, which indicates that the window film does not move, check and tighten the window moving mechanism.



To check the measurement cell window film moving mechanism:


2. Check the measurement cell release mechanism.


– Press the Maintenance button a few times to see that the measurement cell release mechanism works. Leave the measurement cell in released position.

3. Check the measurement cell window release mechanism.


– Press the Maintenance button a few times to see that the measurement cell window release mechanism works. Leave the window in released position.

4. Wind the window film forward.

– Activate the Run MC window motor forward action to the command button.

– Press the Maintenance button on the probe cover to execute the action. Hold the upper reel tightly to ensure that the window film winds tightly around the lower reel.

5. Lock the measurement cell window and the measurement cell.


– Press the Maintenance button to execute the action. The measurement cell window is now being tightened.


– Press the Maintenance button to execute the action.

– The measurement cell and the window is now being locked and tightened.

6. Exit the maintenance mode.

MC window change pulse timeout

If you receive an MC window change pulse timeout alarm, it indicates that the window film did not move enough.

There are two alternative procedures to correct this:

If the window film is cut or ruptured, follow the instructions in chapter MC window rupture.

If the window film is finished, change the window film material. See chapter Changing the window film reel for AWC for detailed instructions.

If you have completed the procedure successfully, the analyzer continues with measuring the samples normally.




MC window change out of film warning / alarm

The AWC incorporates a pulse mechanism to check the movement and measure the consumption of the window film. These alarms are generated, when the pulse count reaches parameterized limit values.

The warning indicates that you should be prepared to change the window film reel.

When you receive the alarm, check whether the window film material is finished

In case the window film material is finished, proceed as is described in Changing the window film reel for AWC.

In case the window film material is not finished, the pulse counter has not been reset or the pulse count limit parameters are not correct. Reset the pulse counter, or set the limit parameters correctly


The Measurement cell open/removed alarm indicates that the measurement cell lock is open. The alarm stops all measurements in the analyzer system and shuts down the power to the X-ray tube.

When you receive this alarm, do the following:

Enter maintenance mode.

Check the measurement cell cover mechanism.

Exit maintenance mode.

When the measurement cell cover is locked, the system automatically raises the X-ray tube high voltage and continues operating normally.

In case the alarm still persists, contact the maintenance service.




The Measurement cell blocked alarm indicates that there is foreign material (rocks, wood chips, plastic) in the measurement cell and/or in the related hoses.

The alarm sets the measurement cell and the related hoses into a fault state immediately, and no samples will flow through the measurement cell until the alarm is cleared. Only reference measurements are performed.

If you receive an event message indicating that the measurement cell is blocked, do the following:


2. Remove the sample cell frame.

3. Check weather the measurement cell and/or related hoses are blocked.

4. In case found, remove the blockage from the measurement cell and check that the measurement cell is clear of foreign material.

5. Place the sample cell frame back in its place.

6. Close the measurement cell cover.

7. Exit measurement cell maintenance.





Alarms and events in SCA fault situations

This section describes the alarms that might occur when working with the SCA. You are provided with a detailed account of the causes for different alarms and with instructions on how to proceed when you receive a certain SCA related alarm. The possible SCA related alarms include:

MC window rupture

Measurement cell open / removed


The instructions on how to proceed when you receive any of these alarms are presented in the following.

MC window rupture

The MC window rupture alarm indicates either that the measurement cell window is ruptured or that there is moisture between the measurement cell window and the protective window. The alarm stops all measurements in the analyzer system and shuts down the X-ray tube power.

A moisture detection sensor triggers this alarm. Note that the alarm remains until the measurement cell is opened and the window is replaced / dried.

Check and correct the situation by doing the following:


2. Remove the clamp holding the measurement cell window.

3. Remove the window.

4. Place a new discrete window carefully in the frame.

5. Wipe and dry the protective window with a dry cleaning tissue.

6. If the protective window is worn out or even ruptured, change the protective window as described in section Changing the protective window.

7. Place the clamp back in its place.

8. Exit the maintenance mode. See the section Exiting the maintenance mode for detailed instructions.

9. The local display prompts you for confirmation with the status message Waiting for confirmation of MC window status, if the system is configured to do so.

10. Confirm by selecting one of the following alternatives from the command list depending on the situation:

– MC window not ok for any use

– MC window not changed but ok for test

– MC window changed and ok for test

If you reply that the window is OK for test, or the system does not require the response, the system automatically flushes the measurement cell with water to check that the window is tight and waterproof. If the window is OK, the analyzer



starts the high voltage raise process, and the X-ray On indication lamp comes ON.



The Measurement cell open / removed alarm indicates that the measurement cell lock is open. The alarm stops all measurements in the analyzer system and shuts down the power to the X-ray tube.

When you receive this alarm, do the following:

Check whether the measurement cell cover is actually open or not.

– In case it is open, close it carefully.

When the measurement cell cover is locked, the system automatically raises the X-ray tube high voltage and continues operating normally.

In case the alarm still persists, contact the maintenance service.


The Measurement cell blocked alarm indicates that there is foreign material (rocks, wood chips, plastic) in the measurement cell and/or in the related hoses.

The alarm sets the measurement cell and the related hoses into a fault state immediately, and no samples will flow through the measurement cell until the alarm is cleared. Only reference measurements are performed.

If you receive an event message indicating that the measurement cell is blocked, do the following:


2. Remove the measurement cell window ring.

3. Check weather the measurement cell and/or related hoses are blocked.

4. In case found remove the blockage from the measurement cell and check that the measurement cell is clear of foreign material.

5. Place the measurement cell protective window ring back in its place.

6. Close the measurement cell cover.

7. Flush and drain the measurement cell.





5.4 Special situations There are certain special situations that you might encounter with AWC and/or SCA. These situations include:

Manual AWC window change.

A separate window filmstrip used with the AWC.

Changing the front plate of the sample cell applying to both measurement cell types.

These special situations are described in more detail in the following.

Changing the window for the measurement cell with AWC

If you have a measurement cell with AWC, you do not need to change the measurement cell window under normal operating conditions. If there is a malfunction in the measurement cell mechanisms, for example, the motor is down, you can change the window manually.

Before you intend to change the window manually you must disable the automatic window change by setting the appropriate user parameter at the Options Manager. This parameter is only for temporary use.

1. ee the chapter Entering the maintenance

2.

– nce Button on the probe cover to release the

– the Release / lock MC window action to the command

– ow are now released.

4. nging the window film reel for AWC for releasing the

5.

– the Release / lock MC window action to the command button.

To change the window for the measurement cell with AWC manually:


Release the measurement cell and the measurement cell window.


Press the Maintenameasurement cell.

Activatebutton.

Press the Maintenance Button on the probe cover to release the window. The measurement cell and the wind

3. Check that the window is in proper condition.

Wind the window film forward by turning the lower window reel manually. See the section Chalower window reel.

Lock the measurement cell window and the measurement cell.

Activate



– Press the Maintenance Button to execute the action. The measurement cell window is now being tightened.


– Press the Maintenance Button to execute the action.

– The measurement cell and the window is now being locked and tightened.

6. Exit the maintenance mode.

– The automatic window change will not start as the user parameter was set to disable it.

You have now finished changing the measurement cell window.

AWC requires using a separate window film strip

With AWC, you might encounter situations in which you cannot use the normal window film material. In this case you should use a separate window filmstrip as a replacement. You can do so by running the piece of film through the normal film path of the AWC

Before you intend to use a separate window filmstrip you must disable the automatic window change by setting the appropriate user paramthe Options Manager. This parameter is only for temporary use.

eter at



AWC or SCA requires changing the front plate of the sample cell

With both AWC and SCA, you might have to change the front plate of the sample cell.

a If you encounter this situation with AWC, do not try to change the front plate by yourself. Contact Customer Support for assistance.

1. ee the section Entering the maintenance

2. mp holding the measurement cell window as shown in the picture below.

If you encounter this situation with SCA, do the following:


Remove the cla



3. Remove the front plate of the measurement cell (attached with 4 screws).

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Figure 5. SCA parts. 1 = Front plate of the measurement cell, 2 = Measurement cell

4. Attach a new front plate in place.

5. Attach the clamp holding the measurement cell window in place.

6. Close the measurement cell.

You have now finished changing the front plate of the measurement cell.

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