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Tuning result-water content

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I am quite new to this field and am in the initial stage of learning and working with a Shimadzu GCMS-QP2010 Plus. The tuning results of the GCMS after turning on the system shows a higher level of water content and typically the water content level decreases with time. However, in this case the system is running for 2 weeks and more and still the water content doesnt seem to decrease. What am I missing and what should I check? Suggestions please.
What is N2 and O2 content ? I hope you post your parameters here.
What is N2 and O2 content ? I hope you post your parameters here.
I agree, if only water is high that would be strange. If N2, O2, Ar and CO2 are all low but water is high, then either a gas trap is saturated with water or some other component is.
The past is there to guide us into the future, not to dwell in.
"The tuning results of the GCMS after turning on the system shows a higher level of water content....."

1. NEVER shut-down high vacuum equipment (ONLY for maintenance)

2. See 1 above
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