Legacy Leak Tester Upgrade & Migration

The replacement mapping follows the legacy product pages. “Same pneumatics” and side-by-side validation language are published as applicable replacement-path statements, not a guarantee that every station can be swapped without review.

For an installed tester, start with Request Service (RMA). Use the published calibration resources for calibration context and include model, serial number, symptom and station constraints in the request. If replacement planning is appropriate, request a quote with the installed configuration.

Inventory each installed tester before scheduling a change. Record the model and serial number, production cell, test methods, pressure and vacuum configuration, fixture connections, stored programs, data connection, I/O map and service history. This makes it easier to distinguish equipment commonality from station-specific work.

Review the replacement with manufacturing, controls, quality and service stakeholders. The legacy pages describe same-pneumatics and side-by-side validation language where applicable; actual fixtures, test parameters, acceptance decisions and site validation remain station-specific. Do not infer a plug-and-play swap from a product-family recommendation.

Plan a controlled validation using the installed process documentation and representative parts. Preserve the current configuration before changing it, document the proposed mapping and agree how results will be compared. Zaxis can help draft IQ/OQ/PQ documents from existing documentation to expedite qualification.

For a repair or calibration question, submit the service request with the installed unit details. For a replacement quote, provide the same configuration evidence so the engineering conversation begins with the actual station rather than only the product name.