| Instrument Compatibility|MultiLine | 5100|5110|700 series|7700|7800|7850|7900|8800|8900| |
|---|---|
| UNSPSC Code | 41115411 |
Answer:It replaces Tygon peristaltic tubing and connectors used to drain excess rinse solution from the autosampler rinse station.
Answer:No. It is a drain-pump and rinse-overflow service kit, not a sample aspiration probe.
Answer:Check the tubing route, pump engagement, free flow to waste, and the absence of leaks or backflow.
The ASX-500 drain pump tubing and connector kit is a replacement fluid-handling assembly for compatible Agilent ASX-500 series autosamplers. The Tygon peristaltic pump tubing and matching connectors carry excess liquid away from the rinse station during automated sample sequences. Continuous removal of rinse-station overflow helps keep the autosampler fluid-handling area clear and supports repeatable rinsing between sample aspirations. Tubing can flatten, stiffen, or deteriorate after extended compression by the pump rollers, affecting flow rate and increasing the risk of leaks. The maintenance kit allows replacement of the drain-pump tubing and connection components without replacing the complete autosampler. Route the replacement tubing through the designated drain pump, connect it to the rinse station and waste path, and check the routing against the applicable ASX-500 service procedure. Following replacement, operate the rinse cycle and verify that waste drains freely without kinks, backflow, or connection leaks. The kit is intended for drain service, not the sample uptake probe.
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