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1. ee OPERATING TIME ION PUMIPS CONTROLLERS VALVES COMPONENTS Bad feedthrough Poor vacuum Main seal leak Bellows leak Vacuum leak High valtage prablem Solenoid failure Damaged flange Error code on display Other Damaged sealing area Other LEAK DETECTORS INSTRUMENTS Cannot calibrate No zero high backround Gauge tube not working Display problem Vacuum system unstable Cannot reach test mode Communication failure Degas not working Failed to start Other Error code on display Other SCROLL AND ROTARY VANE PUMPS DIFFUSION PUMPS Pump doesn t start Noisy pump describe Heater failure Electrical problem Doesn t reach vacuum Over temperature Doesn t reach vacuum Cooling coil damage Pump seized Other Vacuum leak Other Section 6 ADDITIONAL TERMS Please read the terms and conditions below as they apply to all returns and are in addition to the Agilent Technologies Vacuum Product Division Products and Services Terms of Sale e Customer is responsible for the freight charges for the returning product Return shipments must comply with all applicable Shipping Regulations IATA DOT etc and carrier requirements e Customers receiving an Advance Exchange product agree to return the defective rebuildable part to Agilent Technologies within 15 business days Failure to do so or returning a non rebuildable part crashed will result in an invoice for the non retum2. Read the manual carefully before using the pump Rough pumping down to 1x10 mbar is recommended for the most rapid starting Roughing with an oil sealed mechanical pump is not desirable but when used a trap in the roughing line is recommended to reduce pressure due to water vapor and oils from the mechanical pump Be careful to minimize the time that this pump is open to the system and ion pump since mechanical pump vapors will start diffusing into the system at pressures below 1x10 mbar and cause contamination In systems where oils must be completely eliminated turbopump roughing pumps should be used Hygroscopic deposits and hydrogen absorption into titanium may cause starting times to increase with age During exposure to air the deposits of titanium compound absorb water vapor In subsequent start ups pump heating causes release of the water vapor and some previously pumped hydrogen thus the starting time may be lengthened 36 60 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D Instructions for Use A Operating Procedure Refer to the MicroVac control unit instruction manual and follow the procedure below when operating the pump 1 With a clean roughing pump establish a roughing pressure of 1x10 mbar or lower in the vacuum system Plug the control unit into a suitable power source and switch the power ON When the start up is at a pressure higher than 1x10 mbar MicroVac controller will show an High Load con
3. ambient temperature must be between 0 C and 85 C CAUTION The pump should be kept sealed until it is ready for attachment to the vacuum system 34 60 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D Instructions for Use A WARNING To avoid injury never connect the high voltage to the pump before it is installed into the system and all the inlet flanges are properly connected or blanked off The pump operation is optimized using the special Agilent MicroVac controller only CAUTION The safety specifications agreement using the pump is guaranteed using the Agilent controller and cable only CAUTION The High Voltage cable feedthrough is designed for use with cable Agilent P N 929 0706 in conjunction with Agilent MicroVac controller P N 929 0200 or 929 0201 Only in this case the H V Cable Safety Interlock function is available This function switch off the high voltage when the relevant cable is disconnected from the pump 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D 35 60 4 Instructions for Use The pump can be installed in any position For convenience a pump 1s usually mounted vertically with the inlet up or placed horizontally Pumps can be supported by the mounting flange in any position For detailed information about the pump installation see the appendix Technical Information Use All the instructions for the correct use of the pump are contained in the control unit manual
4. indicates that the product it applies to must NOT be disposed of together with ordinary domestic or industrial waste but must be sent to a differentiated waste collection system The end user is therefore invited to contact the supplier of the device whether the Parent Company or a retailer to initiate the collection and disposal process after checking the contractual terms and conditions of sale 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 5 Technical Information Description of the Pump 40 Operating Notes 42 Technical Specification43 Outline Drawing 45 Installation 48 Pump Assembling 48 Pump Installation 49 Control Unit Connection 50 Bakeout 51 Unusual Operating Conditions 51 Pump Troubleshooting 53 2 s Pump Replacement Parts and Accessories 54 Original Instructions if Agilent Technologies 39 60 5 Technical Information Description of the Pump The Agilent VacIon 2 1 s pumps are ion pumps and are available in the following versions Tab 1 PART NUMBER MODEL 919 0521 21 s pump 4 O D 180 SST tube 919 0524 21 spump3 4 O D 90 SST tube tee style The part numbers in the table are relevant to the pump without the magnet The magnet part numbers is 919 0038 The 2 1 s pump is a pump which operates on the principle of ion gettering in the pressure range from 107 to less than 10 mbar A roughing pump is needed to lower the system pressure
5. name chemical name and chemical symbol or formula NOTE If a product is received at Agilent which is contaminated with a toxic or hazardous material that was not disclosed the customer will be held responsible for all costs incurred to ensure the safe handling of the product and is liable for any harm or injury to Agilent employees as well as to any third party occurring as a result of exposure to toxic or hazardous materials present in the product Print Name Authorized Signature Date 5 FAILURE INFORMATION Failure Mode REQUIRED FIELD See next page for suggestions of failure terms Detailed Description of Malfunction Please provide the error message Application system and model I understand and agree to the terms of Section 6 Page 3 3 Print Name Authorized Signature Pg 2 3 AE Agilent Technologies Vacuum Products Division Request for Return Form Health and Safety Certification Please use these Failure Mode to describe the concern about the product on Page 2 TURBO PUMPS and TURBO CONTROLLERS APPARENT DEFECT MALFUNCTION POSITION PARAMETERS Does not start Noise Vertical Power Rotational Speed Does not spin freely Vibrations Horizontal Current Inlet Pressure Does not reach full speed Leak Upside down Temp 1 Foreline Pressure Mechanical Cantact Overtemperature Other Temp 2 Purge flow Cooling defective Clagging
6. 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 00 ee 4 7 eo Instructions for Use i I General Information 32 Preparation for Installation 33 Installation 34 Use 36 Operating Procedure 37 Maintenance 38 Disposal 38 Original Instructions for more inf0 CLICK HERE deal QO vacuum products www idealvac com UE Agilent Technologies 31 60 4 Instructions for Use General Information 32 60 This equipment is destined for use by professionals The user should read this instruction manual and any other additional information supplied by Agilent before operating the equipment Agilent will not be held responsible for any events occurring due to non compliance even partial with these instructions improper use by untrained persons non authorized interference with the equipment or any action contrary to that provided for by specific national standards The 2 l s series pumps are ion pumps commonly used to create ultra high vacuum due to their cleanliness ability to pump different gases and maintenance and vibration free operation The following paragraphs contain all the information necessary to guarantee the safety of the operator when using the equipment Detailed information is supplied in the appendix Technical Information This manual uses the following standard protocol The warning messages are for attracting the attention of the operator to a particular procedure or practice which if not followed correctl
7. 900 091 01 D 47 60 5 Technical Information Installation Pump Assembling Before installing the pump into the system the pump must be assembled To assemble the pump proceed as follows see the following figure 1 Remove the pump parts from the packaging 2 Remove the fixing clip 3 from the magnet 2 3 Insert the pump 1 into the magnet 4 Fix the pump to the magnet by means of the fixing clip Figure 16 Pump assembly 48 60 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D Technical Information 5 Pump Installation To install the pump into the system proceed as follows 1 During installation keep the pump and system clean Avoid touching surfaces which will ultimately be under vacuum When the VacIon pump is open to the atmosphere take care to avoid introducing foreign particles oil solder flux or any volatile substances Before attaching the pump clean the system thoroughly Chemical cleaning is the most complete cleaning method for the vacuum system however do not attempt it when pockets and crevices exist that will prevent thorough rinsing Degreasing with an acetone or methanol followed by water rinsing is usually sufficient 2 To achieve maximum pumping speed connect the pump to the system with a tube that has the shortest length and the largest diameter possible 3 For ultrahigh v
8. Division Request for Return Form Health and Safety Certification Please read important policy information on Page 3 that applies to all returns 1 CUSTOMER INFORMATION Tel Fax Customer Ship To Customer Bill To Europe only VAT reg Number USA Canada only C Taxable Non taxable 2 PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION Product Description Agilent P N Agilent S N Original Purchasing Reference 3 TYPE OF RETURN Choose one from sach row and supply Purchase Order if requesting a billable service 3A Non Billable _ Billable mmm New PO hard copy must be submitted with this form 3B JExchange _ Repair _ Upgrade _ Consignment Demo Calibration Evaluation Return for Credit 4 HEALTH and SAFETY CERTIFICATION AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES CANNOT ACCEPT ANY PRODUCTS CONTAMINATED WITH BIOLOGICAL OR EXPLOSIVE HAZARDS RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL OR MERCURY AT ITS FACILITY Call Agilent Technologies to discuss alternatives if this requirement presents a problem The equipment listed above check one HAS NOT pumped or been exposed to any toxic or hazardous materials OR HAS pumped or been exposed to the following toxic or hazardous materials If this box is checked the following information must also be filled out Check boxes for all materials to which product s pumped or was exposed L IToxic C Corrosive C Reactive L Flammable Explosive Biological Li Radioactive List all toxic hazardous materials Include product
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10. PRESSURE mbar Figure 9 Pressure vs Current curve 44 60 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D Technical Information 5 Outline Drawing The following figure shows the outline drawing for the 2 1 s pump and the magnet all dimensions are in inches mm Figure 10 Model 919 0520 g z z fr ES M Figure 11 Model 919 0521 2 s lon Pump 87 900 091 01 D 45 60 5 Technical Information Figure 12 Model 919 0522 7 40 187 9 lt gt 4 41 111 9 1 41 3 lt lt gt 2 73 8 lt I A M a x ka IR CELA e N NG P Es K Ka A A m LO NG 1 58 40 0 N pi d C O 9 Figure 13 Model 919 0523 46 60 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D Technical Information 5 Figure 14 Model 919 0524 Figure 15 Magnet model 919 0038 21 s lon Pump 87
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13. acuum work joints should be tungsten inert gas welded hydrogen brazed or vacuum brazed Do not use flux in making joints for ultrahigh vacuum 4 Gaskets in the system should be of soft metal such as annealed copper aluminum or gold 5 After the pump is sealed in place leak check the entire system 6 Assemble the magnet to the pump 21 s lon Pump 87 900 091 01 D 49 60 5 Technical Information Control Unit Connection WARNING The high voltage present in the high voltage cable which connects the control unit to the ion pump can cause severe injury or death Before mounting the high voltage connector of the cable on the pump high voltage feedthrough or before removing it be sure the main power is removed from the control unit To avoid injury never connect the high voltage to the pump before it is installed into the system and all the inlet flanges are properly connected or blanked off Make sure that the pump is well connected to the grounded vacuum system Connect the control unit to the ion pump with the coaxial high voltage cable assembly as follows 1 Push the female end of the cable connector over the high voltage feedthrough 2 Push the male end of the cable connector into the socket on the control unit rear panel Refer to the control unit instruction manual Before removing the high voltage connector of the cable from the control unit be sure the main power is removed from the contr
14. dition Allow the roughing valve to remain open after turning on the ion pump until an adequate starting pressure is reached If the ion pump voltage drops after closing the roughing valves reopen the valve for additional rough pumping As the pressure decreases the voltage again will rise and the roughing valve should be closed When venting the pump use dry nitrogen This will avoid water vapor absorption on the pump walls WARNING When employing the pump for pumping toxic flammable or radioactive gases please follow the required procedures for each gas disposal Do not use the pump in presence of explosive gases CAUTION Do not put any electronic device near the pump otherwise the magnetic field around it may cause a device malfunctioning 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D 37 60 4 Instructions for Use Maintenance The 2 1 s series pumps do not require any maintenance Any work performed on the pump must be carried out by authorized personnel WARNING Before carrying out any work on the pump disconnect it from the High Disposal 38 60 Voltage supply If a pump is to be scrapped it must be disposed of in accordance with the specific national standards Meaning of the WEEE logo found in labels The following symbol is applied in accordance with the EC WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive This symbol valid only in countries of the European Community
15. e that the pump discharge has started The pump can operate in any position and can be supported on the mounting flange Always wait at least 30 seconds after turning off the high voltage switch before disconnecting the power supply leads This should allow the power supply output capacitor to discharge adequately 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D Technical Information 5 Technical Specification The following table details the main technical specifications of the 2 1 s Ion Pump Tab 2 _Nominal pumping speed for Nitrogen l s 2 Operating life at 5x10 6 mbar hours 8000 Operating voltage 3300 Vdc 10 _ Maximum starting pressure mbar O Ultimate pressure mbar Internal volume litres 0 064 Maximum baking temperature C 400 without magnet 150 with magnet Material Body AISI 304 Cathode Titanium Anode AISI 304 Magnet Smo Weight 0 3 net kg 0 6 with magnet 2 1 s lon Pump 87 900 091 01 D 43 60 5 Technical Information lt H a LU x 14 O H Q 107 10 PUMP
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17. from atmosphere to below 10 mbar Figure 2 Model 919 0520 Figure 3 Model 919 0521 40 60 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D Technical Information 5 Figure4 Model 919 0522 Figure 5 Model 919 0523 Figure 6 Model 919 0524 Figure 7 Magnet model 919 0038 Figure 8 Pump main assemblies 2 1 s lon Pump 87 900 091 01 D 41 60 5 Technical Information Operating Notes 42 60 VacIon pumps operate as a single cell Penning discharge A potential of about 3 kV 1s applied to the anode cell the cathodes are at ground potential Electrons are constrained from going directly to the anode by the presence of an axial magnetic field of about 1200 gauss A self shielding insulator isolates the anode from ground potential When the VacIon pump is operating properly with magnet installed the current drawn is proportional to pressure see the figure in the following page After the system is rough pumped to below 10 mbar the pump can be started by simply switching on the Vaclon pump control unit A current draw on the control unit will indicat
18. initial pressure before using it in the application Unusual Operating Conditions If the pump current reads lower than normal for the pressure the discharge may have been extinguished To check for the pump being out of strike discharge extinguished remove the magnet and observe the residual current If the current is the same with and without the magnet in place no discharge exists in the pump 21 s lon Pump 87 900 091 01 D 51 60 5 Technical Information 1 To restart the discharge tap the pump body with a penny held between the thumb and forefinger or heat the pump body locally with a small soldering iron This should liberate surface gas within the pump and restart the discharge NEVER strike the pump with hand tools 2 If the magnet strength is below its rated level the pump discharge and speed will be reduced and the discharge may extinguish at a pressure below 1 x 10 mbar 52 60 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D Technical Information 5 Pump Troubleshooting In the event of a power failure momentary or long period the controller is switched off When power is restored the controller will automatically restart Tab 3 SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION PROCEDURE 1 Slow starting more than Air leaks which limit pressure to Leak check the vacuum system 30 minutes above 10 6 mbar and cause longer with a helium leak detector starting time 2 Slow pump down due to Vapours and gases adm
19. itted to a Heat the system walls thereby absorption of vapours on system are absorbed on the walls of accelerating the desorption pump and system walls the system and pump Subsequent process Baking mobilizes the reduction in pressure depends on vapours so they can be cracked the rate of depletion of this vapour and pumped by discharge Heavy hydrocarbons are most troublesome because of their relative low vapour pressure and are very difficult to remove even by baking 3 Slow starting or slow High voltage feedthrough is leaking Replace the feedthrough PU ON 4 Current higher than lon pump leakage current causing Highpot the pump expected at any given higher pressure reading pressure 21 s lon Pump 87 900 091 01 D 53 60 5 Technical Information 2 1 s Pump Replacement Parts and Accessories 919 919 0520 0521 B AHA AA PAA HV Bakeable cable radiation resistant 929 0706 13 4 m long with safety interlock For a complete overview of Agilent s extensive vacuum product line please refer to the Agilent Vacuum Catalogue 54 60 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D XE Agilent Technologies Vacuum Products Division Dear Customer Thank you for purchasing an Agilent vacuum product At Agilent Vacuum Products Division we make every effort to ensure that you will be satisfied with the product and or service you have purchased As part of our Continuous Improvement effort we ask that y
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21. ol unit Wait at least 10 seconds after removing the main power from the control unit to allow capacitors to discharge completely 50 60 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D Technical Information 5 To disconnect the coaxial high voltage cable from the controller slide the safety locking sleeve very little sleeve travel is required from the control unit and at the same time pull on the male end of the cable connector to remove it from the socket on the control unit Bakeout When a 2 l s ion pump does not reach the desired base pressure and there are no leaks 1t 1s necessary to bake the system This can be done by heating the pump and all the components in the system and is generally required to achieve less than 10 mbar base pressures The pump body can be baked up to 400 C if the magnet and the H V cable connector have been removed Ifthe bakeout is done with magnets and H V cable connected the maximum allowable temperature is 150 C and the pump control unit can be left on in order to be able to monitor the pressure variations During the bakeout cycle the pressure must not increase above 5x10 mbar if this value is reached turn the bakeout off and then on again when low pressure is restored Bake the 2 l s pump for 24 hours Longer bakeout periods are recommended when the pump has been used with heavy gas load applications Wait until the pump cools down to room temperature and recovers its
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24. y could lead to serious injury The caution messages are displayed before procedures which if not followed could cause damage to the equipment The notes contain important information taken from the text 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D Instructions for Use A Preparation for Installation The pump 1s supplied in a special protective packing If this shows signs of damage which may have occurred during transport contact your local sales office When unpacking the pump be sure not to drop it and avoid any kind of sudden impact or shock vibration to it Do not dispose of the packing materials in an unauthorized manner The material is 100 recyclable and complies with EEC Directive 85 399 CAUTION In order to prevent outgassing problems do not use bare hands to handle components which will be exposed to vacuum Always use gloves or other appropriate protection Normal exposure to the environment cannot damage the pump Nevertheless It is advisable to keep it closed until it is installed in the system thus preventing any form of pollution by dust 2 1 s lon Pump User Manual 87 900 091 01 D 33 60 4 Instructions for Use Figure 1 Installation Do not install or use the pump in an environment exposed to atmospheric agents rain snow ice dust aggressive gases or in explosive environments or those with a high fire risk During operation to obtain the declared functioning specification the
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