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Answer:It has seven ports and two switching positions and is designed for the Agilent AVS 7 advanced switching-valve system.
Answer:The additional port accommodates internal-standard routing when an internal-standard addition configuration is used.
Answer:No. The AVS 6 has a six-port valve assembly. The seven-port AVS 7 replacement must match the installed switching system and tubing layout.
The Agilent AVS 7 replacement switching valve is a seven-port, two-position valve assembly used in the Advanced Valve System for ICP-OES sample introduction. The AVS 7 switches liquid pathways during automated loading, rinse and analysis, helping coordinate sample-loop filling and rapid sample exchange. Its seventh port enables an internal-standard configuration where required. The replacement valve is used with compatible Agilent 5000 Series ICP-OES setups equipped with the AVS 7; it is not the six-port AVS 6 replacement valve. Valve wear, leakage, carryover or switching problems can compromise the intended sample-routing sequence. Inspect fittings, sample pathways and rotor/stator interfaces when servicing the assembly. The complete replacement valve must also be distinguished from the separately supplied rotor seal and the stator-and-rotor service set. Selecting the seven-port assembly preserves the plumbing configuration and the intended AVS 7 operating mode.
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