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* Pumped 3He refrigerators have larger cooling powers that dilution refrigerators for T>0.35 K. The are also significantly more user friendly... | * Pumped 3He refrigerators have larger cooling powers that dilution refrigerators for T>0.35 K. The are also significantly more user friendly... | ||
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+ | ===== Troubleshooting ===== | ||
+ | * 1 K pot hot, pressure is low. Filling capillary blocked. Remove LHe so that the bath level is below the intake, keep 4He pressure in Pot above bath pressure. Having a heater on the 1K pot capillary can help, applying heat pulses... | ||
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+ | * High inlet pressure. Air? Hydrogen? Water? | ||
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+ | * Low still pressure. Still empty? Check T_still vs. P_still ! If there is no liquid, the pressure j | ||
+ | * is low, but the temperature is high. | ||
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+ | * No cooling power. Interface level in MC? Heat leak to MC? Apply heat and check cooling power at higher temperatures. 3He/4He ratio OK? | ||
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+ | * Heating spikes, temperature oscillations. Superfluid leak to Vacuum can? Check for spikes in the vaucum can pressure. | ||
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