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ANSWER. Waters Magic Mix/AAA Wash is a general cleaning solution used to remove contaminants from internal HPLC and UPLC system components. The composition of the Magic Mix/AAA Wash is equal parts : MS/HPLC-grade H2O/ACN/MeOH/IPA plus 0.1 to 2% formic acid (typically).

In your case wash the column with 70% water; 15% methanol; 15% acetonitrile. Divert the column eluent to waste not to contaminate your detector(s). Wash the column slowly over to 100% methanol and wash for at least 15 minutes. Wash the column over to 100% acetonitrile and wash for at least 15 minutes.

PROCEDURE Remove any used/fouled guard column prior to cleaning. Column cleaning flushes are done for 20 column volumes of HPLC-grade solvent. If more polar samples were injected, the cleaning solvents would be water, methanol, THF, methanol, water, and mobile phase.

Select the solvent (Methanol/ Acetonitrile) as per major Constituents of mobile phase. Flush the column with 5 % (Methanol/Acetonitrile) and 95 % water for 20 min. Flush the column with 95 % (Methanol/Acetonitrile) and 5 % water for 20 min.

Using isopropanol as an intermediate solvent is recommended, followed by mobile phase without buffer, then finally with the starting mobile-phase composition. Tetrahydrofuran is another popular solvent that can be used for cleaning contaminated columns.

Typical Regeneration Procedure for Reversed Phase Columns: Disconnect column from detector and run wash solvents into a beaker. Start with your mobile phase without buffer salts (water/organic). ... Next, use 100% organic (methanol or acetonitrile). Check pressure to see if it has returned to normal; if not, then: