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waters alliance 2695 injection issue

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After an injection is made, the volume in the sample vial INCREASES by about 25%. I changed needle, frits and filters.
The orientation of the needle hole is correct. Could needle wash be leaking into vial?

any thought?

thanks
There are 3 valves in the AS portion of the 2695. One (or more) of them is malfunctioning (probably valve 3 if memory serves). Call Waters service and they will help you diagnose it.
Valve 3 is usually the one that goes bad. The other two spool valves almost never fail (I've seen one go bad on a 717 in 20 years - they're the same on a 2695). With that said, you mentioned that you changed the needle, frits, and filters. Did you change the the seal pack?

CJ
http://the-ghetto-chromatographer.blogspot.com/
all set now, thanks for the replies, I got the seal pack adjustment to pass using IPA. (way better than Methanol)
V1 had a seal that had slightly popped out.
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