Came in to take RGA data and found the turbo pump drawing .38 Amps. This was much higher than what it was on Friday. I investigated and found that the breaker had flipped controlling the power strip that the scroll pump was on. The scroll pump was thus not running. I flipped the breaker back and turned the scroll pump back on. I do not know if this will be a reoccurring problem as this has happened before, or if this was due to the storm. Either way the scroll pump is running and the turbo pump is now only drawing .18 Amps at 31 C.

Below are the graphs for the RGA scan that I took before starting bake 4. I have not overlaid them yet so the first one is for Argon leak closed and the second is the Argon leak open. It seems that the chamber had gotten dirtier since the leak and there is still a lot of water left in the chamber. I assume the water will go away after the low temp bake but the HC count may not go down without a longer baker. I also measured the pressure before starting the bake and it was 4.16 e-7 and 3.31 e-7 torr for t he main body volume and RGA volume respectively.

When starting the bake I noticed that the temperature sensor placed on the cross in the RGA volume was reading 40 C hotter that what the PID controller was reading for the lid. I had to remove some of the heater tape from the cross as it was way too hot compared to the lid. After removing the second strip across the cross it is still much hotter than most parts due to it being such a small part compared to the large lid. I hope that after a little bit of equilibration time that the difference between these numbers will go down. Both PID controllers were set to 120 C. The RGA cross was reading 130 C and the Turbo pump cross was reading 76 C.