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3 Drain with ball valve (depending on model)
4 Turning knob to set the ultrasound duration
Requirements
• For ultrasound baths with an outlet, the ball valve must be
closed.
• The ultrasound and heating must be turned off.
Procedure
1. Fill
1
⁄
3
of the oscillating tank with water.
2. Dose the preparation into the oscillating tank. See chapter
.
3. Fill with water up to the filling level mark; avoid foam formation
when doing so. For indirect sonication, take into account dis-
placement through insert containers.
Results
» The ultrasound bath is ready to be switched on.
5.5 Switching the sonication on and off
Requirements
• The oscillating tank is filled.
• The mains plug is plugged into a socket with earthing contact.
Procedure
1. If there is a lid, place it on the ultrasound bath.
2. Rotate the turning knob for the ultrasound duration to the
desired sonication time or to the
∞
symbol for continuous opera-
tion.
» The ultrasound is switched on. The sound from the ultrasound
can be heard.
» The green indicator light is lit.
» If the turning knob is not set to
∞
, it will slowly move counter-
clockwise, indicating the remaining sonication time. As soon
as it is set to “0”, the ultrasound switches off.
3. To switch off the sonication, rotate the turning knob to “0” for
the ultrasound duration.
» The green indicator light goes out.