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Can I top off foreline pump oil without venting?
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My Duo 2.5 foreline pump does not have a mist filter so it loses oil throughout the months. I typically fill it halfway, but it's crept down near the bottom oil mark. A poweruser in the Agilent forums suggests to fill it to near the top mark and I can add oil without venting the instrument. He says there really isn't a safety risk but I'm unsure. Anybody done this?
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you can refill dual stage pumps while running
I've never done this on Duo 2.5, but since it is a dual stage, you should be okay, just do not open it for too long
I've never done this on Duo 2.5, but since it is a dual stage, you should be okay, just do not open it for too long
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I have never had trouble adding oil to a running pump. It can be a little noisy and you get some mist from the opening while filling but that is about the only problems.
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