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Hello Jonhe. In Real Time Analysis window, you have the info on the Injection Port consumables shown in the panel to the right. However, the frequency of replacement of injection port parts and the column strongly depends on the analyses you perform on your system. Generally, if you inject 'clean' solutions (like if you're analyzing ethanol for methanol and other impurities content), you don't change liner and column too often (some analysts don't change liners for a year and until serious peak deterioration occurs, while the column would require only trimming throughout 2-3 years, then replace column). But if you're analyzing samples with high matrix load (such as QuEChERS extracts for pesticides), then you have to often replace liners, columns, and even syringe. But it all strongly depends on matrices you inject. In any case, it is a good practice to replace septum regularly as puncturing with a needle worsens sealing. If it comes to the detector, the maintenance varies for specific types of detectors. Generally field service engineers would manage maintenance and cleaning of detectors, although some actions may be performed by the laboratory staff -- it depends on the specific detector and level of the problem.

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It depends how on the number of samples. Our use a moderate and we have gone thru 3 per year. we plan on refilling them. The cost is high. I like the old ones. we used to simply empty them wash them with methanol and fill them up with Neutral Alumina or silica gel. This is a rip off from shimadzu and is similar to Ink Jet Printers. I hope some of the chromatography suppliers start making them. I priced them today and they went up from $176 to $201/each and they charge you extra $25 for ground shipping that should not cost more than few dollars. I would stay away from Shimadzu. service and support is longer good.