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6100CR Refrigerated Sampler - Isco

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<strong>6100CR</strong> <strong>Refrigerated</strong> <strong>Sampler</strong><br />

Section 3 Installation of the <strong>Sampler</strong><br />

Note<br />

Do not pack the bottle rack with ice if you need to ship it to a<br />

laboratory. The styrofoam carrier cannot be adequately sealed,<br />

and the cardboard shipping carton is not waterproof. Use only<br />

gel-packs for cooling. Additional bottle racks, styrofoam carriers,<br />

and shipping cartons are available from Teledyne <strong>Isco</strong>.<br />

3.4.3 Cleaning the Bottles After the bottle rack has been returned from the testing laboratory,<br />

you will need to clean the bottles and reload the rack.<br />

Cleaning the bottles is an easy procedure, but you must disassemble<br />

them first.<br />

1. Remove the bottles from the bottle rack.<br />

2. Remove the stainless steel valve stem from each bottle.<br />

(Hold the bottle in one hand and pull the stem firmly<br />

toward you with the other hand. Turn the handle back and<br />

forth while you are pulling it toward you.<br />

3. Unscrew the cap from the bottle to free the valve body.<br />

4. Push the valve body out of the cap and remove the O-ring.<br />

Note<br />

The construction of the cap keeps the O-ring from ever contacting<br />

the sample. In this application the O-ring serves as a<br />

spring to help seal. It is not necessary to sterilize the O-ring.<br />

Also, some solvents and detergents could attack the O-ring.<br />

5. Clean all parts in an autoclave or with appropriate detergents.<br />

Note<br />

If you use detergent or solvent to clean the bottles, make sure<br />

the detergent or solvent is non-residual. Non-residual means<br />

that no trace of the detergent will remain on the glass after<br />

rinsing and air-drying. Cleaning agents that leave any residues<br />

could cause misleading results when you use the bottles to<br />

take future samples.<br />

6. After cleaning, allow the bottles, caps, valve bodies, and<br />

stems to air dry in a clean, dry environment.<br />

7. Reassemble the bottles, lids, and valves while you are<br />

wearing rubber gloves, to avoid contaminating them.<br />

8. Put the O-ring on the top of the valve body.<br />

9. Put the cap over the valve body.<br />

Note<br />

The O-ring must be between the cap and the valve body. Do<br />

not place the O-ring between the valve body and the bottle.<br />

10. Screw the cap down onto the bottle.<br />

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