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Since your GPM software runs on a PC, power sources, the operating system (e.g., Windows) settings, as well as other programs and network connections on the PC can affect the GPM software. Power If your PC is being powered by a battery or an...

 
 
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Possible Causes: 1) Sample size is too large. 2) Bags were not acetone rinsed. 3) The rubber baffle spacers fell off. Possible Solutions: 1) Ensure that the procedure is followed completely. 2) Reduce sample size to .025 per procedure. 3) Rinse bags...

 
 
 
 
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An E12 fault is the result of the high-pressure sensors reading input pressure above 100 psi. N2 Input pressure is always monitored, and the fault could occur at any point during a run. The fault will interrupt the run and wait for the operator to...

 
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Some sample types can be difficult to filter, even though the IDF and SDF filter bags have a significantly greater filter surface area than the Gooch crucible. Some samples become gelatinous in an aqueous solution (such as psyllium, chia seeds, or...

 
 
 
 
 
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In developing our hydrolysis process, we did extensive research into acid and base hydrolysis. We found that the acid hydrolysis did well with a variety of samples, including those normally hydrolyzed in a base solution, i.e., dairy products. As a...

 
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Utilize a transfer pipette to handle this and follow the procedure below: (1) Weigh the pipette and tare the weight. (2) Fill the pipette with a liquid sample. (3) Place the pipette on the balance and record the weight. (4) Pipette out the liquid...

 
 
 
 
 
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With the lignin procedure, two common errors will create false high values. (1) The first error is placing the F57 Filter Bags into the 72% sulfuric acid when there is moisture in the bags and samples. To avoid this situation, after the ADF procedure...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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The FLEX Vitamin and Cholesterol analysis run time is a little over two hours. Technician time is only five to ten minutes of set-up prior to running the instrument. This includes weighing samples into each digestion vessel and loading the digestion...

 
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The ANKOM FLEX Total Fat analysis run time is just under two and a half hours. Technician time is only five to ten minutes of set-up prior to running the instrument. This includes weighing samples into each digestion vessel and loading the digestion...

 
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One ANKOM FLEX run includes four assays and will be completed in approximately two hours. Therefore, in an eight-to-ten-hour workday, the instrument can be run four times, resulting in sixteen assays per day, and eighty assays per five-day workweek...

 
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The FLEX instrument can process up to 20g of sample for vitamin and cholesterol analysis. The sample size maximum is dependent on sample composition, analyte content, and the homogeneity of the sample. Samples that typically require 20g test portion...

 
 
 
 
 
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Possible Causes: (1) The level sensor has failed to detect the liquid that is in the vessel. If the vessel is full and this fault screen appears, press to drain the fluid. You may want to capture the solution and re-use it. Refer to DELTA...

 
 
 
 
 
 
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This fault indicates a System Integrity Failure. One or more vessels did not reach or hold pressure properly. To resolve an MF1 fault: 1. Confirm the Low N2 setting is: 2.6 - 3.0 PSI. See Section 6.7.2 of the FLEX Operator’s Manual. 2. Tighten the...

 
 
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In the event of a Drain Time-Out Fault (MF7) or an Abort during a Drain Module, users must flush the lines beneath the vessels to clear the residue prior to starting a new run. For more information, refer to Section 17 of the FLEX Operator’s Manual...

 
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Daily maintenance includes wiping digestion spray nozzles, digestion vessel bases, and SPE column top rings with a dampened towel. A detailed service and replacement schedule can be found in the Periodic Maintenance section of the FLEX Operator’s...

 
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No. The digestion vessels must not be left assembled for extended periods of time (e.g. overnight). If digestion vessels are left assembled for extended periods of time, the O-rings in the vessel bottom assemblies will deform and future integrity...