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14 Rotating radius of applicable rotors

Table 14.1 List of the maximum radius of rotors

Name

Rotor

Maximum

radius(cm)

Name

Rotor

Maximum

radius(cm)

Name

Rotor

Maximum

radius(cm)

FA18A

7.46

FA18B

6.95

FA15A

8.61

FA15B

8.68

FA15C

9.46

FA15D

8.56

SW5

16.2

FA12A

8.76

FA10B

10.2

FA18C

8.00

SW5MP

12.1

SW4A

16.5

FA15E

9.00

FA15F

9.00

FA12B

8.61

FA14C

9.55

FA5A

13.4

15 Calculating relative centrifuge force

(RCF)

An RCF can be determined by the following calculation formula:

RCF=1.118×r×n

×10

-5

r-rotating radius, unit: cm, n-rotating speed, unit: r / min

Summary of Contents for VELOCITY 18R

Page 1: ...VELOCITY 18R Versatile Centrifuge Instruction manual Model VELOCITY 18R Versatile Centrifuge V1708 ...

Page 2: ... Dynamica Velocity 18R Centrifuge To efficient and safety operation please carefully read through this instruction manual before using Velocity 18R and keep all the handbook of this instrument carefully Appearance or specification is subject to change without notice Dynamica ...

Page 3: ...as follows WARNING Personal dangerousness Warning notes indicate any condition or practice which if not strictly observed could result in personal injury or possible death CAUTION Possible damage to equipment Caution notes indicate any condition or practice which if not strictly observed or remedied could result in damage or destruction of the equipment NOTE Notes indicate an area or subject of sp...

Page 4: ...ze and decontaminate it in advance Make sure to notify the service representatives of the use of such materials Do not handle the power cord or turn on or off the POWER switch with wet hands to avoid electrical shocks Users or any hazardous materials are recommended to keep 30cm away from the centrifuge when it is operating While the rotor is rotating never override the door lock Unauthorized repa...

Page 5: ... not use the rotor or bucket if such abnormality is found 2 Do not run this centrifuge over the allowable maximum speed of the rotor buckets and adapters If their maximum speeds vary run it at the lowest maximum speed among them 3 Do not exceed the allowable imbalance tolerance 4 Make sure the tubes and bottles within their actual capacities 5 Make sure all the buckets are the same type at all tim...

Page 6: ...tion and Deceleration Rates 22 9 Temperature Control 23 9 1 Sample temperature during the run 23 9 2 High temperature operation 23 10 Maintenance 24 10 1 The daily maintenance 24 10 2 Consumable Parts 25 11 Troubleshooting 26 11 1 Common malfunction list 26 11 2 Identify the malfunction 27 12 Frequent problems and solutions 28 12 1 How to open the door 28 12 2 How to remove the rotor stuck on the ...

Page 7: ...nt R134a Program memory 9 Safety features Cover door with dual locks over speed detector over heat detector and imbalance detector automatic situation diagnosis system Power requirements 220V Single phase 220 240V 10 50 60Hz 1Hz 1800VA 110V Single phase 110V 10 60Hz 1Hz 1800VA Dimensions mm 730mm 610mm 380 mm L W H Weight About 100kg Additional features Rotor auto identification Speed RCF switch P...

Page 8: ...n emergency switch that turns off the main power supply in the event of malfunction It is ideal to install the emergency switch outside of the room or near the exit 2 Ambient temperature 2 40 3 Relative humidity 80 4 No vigorous vibration and airflow around 5 No electric dust explosive and corrosive gases around 2 2 Transport and storage condition 1 Storage temperature 40 55 2 Relative humidity 93...

Page 9: ...on both sides and back of this centrifuge This is a safe distance of the centrifuge After installing this distance should be marked around the centrifuge to ensure its cooling efficiency 4 Make sure there is no water or heat around the centrifuge Otherwise it will result in sample s temperature increasing or malfunction of centrifuge WARNING No any hazardous materials are within 30cm around the ce...

Page 10: ...the centrifuge is not horizontal adjust the four support feet under the bottom plate see the following figure until the air bubble stay in the central of level During adjustment user should rotate the axis crown continuously and check the position of air bubble To adjust the level unscrew anticlockwise the lock screws to loosen them Turn the support feet clockwise to lower the centrifuge vice vers...

Page 11: ...king 5 Tighten the screws of each support foot after adjustment CAUTION Before moving the instrument confirm that no rotor is installed on the drive shaft Before operating the instrument confirm that the centrifuge is level ...

Page 12: ... Front Rear Inner Chamber Door Power switch Ventilation groove Front board Link Power wire Fan cover Lock hook Door seal Operation panel Centrifugal chamber Knighthead Drive shaft Lock hole rubber Observation window ...

Page 13: ...a running time 1min 99hours59min HOLD Temperature button Set a control temperature of the sample Speed RCF button Set speed or RCF Deceleration button Set a deceleration rate 1 9 9 is the fastest Acceleration button Set an acceleration rate 1 9 9 is the fastest Increasing button Increase parameter values Decreasing button Decrease parameter values ...

Page 14: ...s this button and turn into Pre cooling mode Rotor button Select the rotor number or inquire the rotor parameters Door button Door lock is released when this button is pressed LCD screen displays the main interface as figure 5 2 The left part shows parameters of the rotary speed the temperature and the time The right part shows the operation status of acceleration deceleration rotor ID and program...

Page 15: ...edimentation during centrifugation and will cause imbalance Due to this the sample with same composition should be placed symmetrically See Table 6 1 or the rotor specification for imbalance tolerance of each rotor Although this centrifuge can accept eye balancing sample we recommend that the sample are well balanced to prolong its service life Never intentionally run the centrifuge under unbalanc...

Page 16: ...erance Mass Imbalance Capacity Imbalance FA18A 14 18 000 27 070 10 ml tube 2 0 g tube 5mm tube FA18B 36 18 000 24 990 1 5 2 ml tube 0 2 g tube 5mm tube FA15A 19 15 000 21 500 FA15B 16 15 000 21 800 50 ml tube 5 0g tube 5mm tube FA15C 18 15 000 23 300 FA15D 17 15 000 20 900 80 ml tube 5 0g tube 2mm tube FA12A 03 12 000 14 100 0 2 ml microtube 0 2 g tube 5mm tube FA10B 20 10 000 11 400 50 ml tube 5 ...

Page 17: ...The imbalance tolerance given in the table indicate the mass imbalance or capacity imbalance when the centrifuge tubes are place symmetrically Capacity imbalance provide a rough measure of balancing and it is not necessarily to agree with mass imbalance ...

Page 18: ...mal noise during its operation stop it immediately and contact our service representative Notify the alarm code if displayed 7 1 Normal Operation 1 Turn on the power switch This centrifuge first starts a self checking process Then the LCD Screen displays a welcome interface see Figure 7 1 Initializing V1 22 Figure 7 1 Initialization interface If the self checking fails the screen displays an error...

Page 19: ... sure the rotor could contact the drive shaft completely and their pin does not overlap User should feel a click when the rotor is properly placed on the drive shaft If you do not feel anything there may be something e g dusts stuck between the rotor and the drive shaft and the rotor may be tilted Check and clean the rotor or the shaft if needed Rotate the rotor slightly and check it If the rotor ...

Page 20: ...n again the speed unit becomes rpm now user can input speed value In the same way user can also change rpm into RCF If no button is pressed after the symbol has been blinking for 7 seconds the symbol will stop blinking close the inputting mode Press and buttons to adjust the parameter The minimum speed you can set is 300 rpm with the interval of 100rpm The minimum RCF you can set is 100 g with the...

Page 21: ...is the highest rate Press button to set deceleration rate While the deceleration symbol blinks the deceleration rate can be set Press and buttons to set the deceleration rate the range is from 1 to 9 with the interval of 1 Curve 9 is the fastest rate 5 Start running 1 Press button to check the setting values again Press button the screen displays the parameter verification screen see the following...

Page 22: ...en makes it easier for the operator to monitor the whole running process The running status can not be shown in pre cooling mode or pulse mode Under the continuous running mode the right part of this screen displays the waving bar and the HOLD symbol 3 Browse and modify the running parameters User can inquire and modify the operation parameters after the centrifuge reaches its setting speed Press ...

Page 23: ...the centrifuge will save the operating parameters and recall them when power switch is turning on again NOTE If button is pressed before the operation time is over the rotor will brake to stop at the highest deceleration rate 3 Take out the rotor or the sample CAUTION The rotor must be taken out if the centrifuge does not work Otherwise the rotor is likely to be corroded or to damage the drive sha...

Page 24: ... condition Set running time sample temperature acceleration and deceleration rate according to 7 1 4 section 7 3 Programmed Operation This centrifuge has nine groups of parameter in its memory and all this parameter can be recalled directly This function can help to save the parameters that are commonly used NOTE Press button to call and save programmed parameters Newly programmed parameters will ...

Page 25: ... up to the setting speed If the button is released during acceleration the centrifuge will discontinue the acceleration and starts the deceleration The button works only when the rotor is stopped and when the door is locked 1 Turn on the power switch and set the rotor onto the drive shaft 2 Check the set speed and change it when necessary 3 Press button The rotor continues to accelerate while pres...

Page 26: ...3 seconds later And the instrument will return to the state of Figure 7 5 Before starting the pre cooling operation press button and the centrifuge can return to the preparation mode 4 When the rotor reaches its setting temperature the cooling process will stop and the centrifuge will beep and return to the preparation mode 5 seconds later If button is pressed during the pre cooling operation the ...

Page 27: ... rotor parameters Descriptions are as follows Rotor ID 14 Angle 30 Type angle rotor Capacity 8 10ml Max Speed 18000rpm Max RCF 27070 g Max Radius 74 6mm 2 Registering new types of rotors The centrifuge can be registered for 3 extra new types of rotors For safety concern only the rotors equipped with the centrifuge are recommended to use in case new types of rotors are needed please contact our ser...

Page 28: ...eration and deceleration curves Advice for Selection of Acceleration and deceleration Rates To collect precipitate it is recommended to set acceleration and deceleration grade at 9 to efficiently separate it To avoid a disturbance during deceleration process it is recommended to select the grade at 6 5 4 or 3 To separate invisible samples such as DNA in microtubes it is recommended to choose 7 or ...

Page 29: ...ding to the section 7 5 Changes in sample temperature during operation may vary depending on the rotor type Although the centrifuge displays the sample temperature reading and actual difference may still arise e g in a short time operation if the rotor used and the setting have significant temperature difference 9 2 High temperature operation CAUTION Running a rotor with a temperature set between ...

Page 30: ...ause corrosion or damage to the drive shaft Wipe off the frost in the chamber with a soft cloth to prevent it from staining the sample or eroding the chamber If the rotor chamber is dirty clean it with cloth or sponge moistened with a neutral detergent solution If dew drops are staying in the rotor chamber dry the chamber with a soft cloth 3 Drive shaft Wipe the drive shaft with soft cloth and the...

Page 31: ...ement varies depending on the operation environment and condition No Description Replacement condition 1 Gas spring The door falls naturally or lifting becomes heavy around 10 000 times of opening and closing 2 Chamber sealing rubber A crack or deterioration is observed Rubber parts may deteriorate faster if chemicals are splashed on the surface 3 Door sealing rubber 4 Rubber sleeve of temperature...

Page 32: ...rotor and make a correct selection E 04 Temp Ctrl Refrigeration ability is insufficient The air inlets on both sides of the centrifuge are blocked Too much dust is deposited on the radiator Something is wrong with the refrigeration parts If the room temperature is high lower it Dredge the air inlets on the centrifuge Clean the dust Replace the damage part E 06 Over Set The setting speed or g value...

Page 33: ...s the button for 5 seconds then the malfunction list appears on the screen User can find the causes accordingly to the error code Press or button to turn page user can find the causes accordingly to the error code If no button is pressed for 5 seconds or the button is pressed the centrifuge will return to the preparation mode ...

Page 34: ...he rotor is not rotating Listen carefully to make sure that no sound can be heard Confirm that the rotor is not rotating through observation window Please allow of a sufficient time before taking any further actions 2 Insert a screwdriver into the small hole to open the door The small hole is located on the left upper side of the centrifuge Insert a screwdriver into this hole and then push the loc...

Page 35: ... shaft 4 Remove the rotor with both hands and put it on a horizontal table 5 Turn the screw left and remove it from the rotor 6 Inspect the drive shaft and the rotor If any scratches are observed on their inner surfaces contact with the service representatives WARNING In case that the rotor is stuck to the driving shaft it is not allowed to remove the rotor using force Otherwise the drive shaft ma...

Page 36: ...aximum RCF Part name Size Φ L mm FA18A 18 000rpm 27 070 g 10 8 10ml tube Φ16 81 FA18B 18 000rpm 24 990 g 1 5 2 0 18 1 5 2ml tube Φ10 5 41 FA15A 15 000rpm 21 500 g 1 5 2 0 24 1 5 2ml tube Φ10 5 41 FA15B 15 000rpm 21 800 g 50 4 50 ml PP tube Φ29 106 FA15C 15 000rpm 23 300 g 50 6 50ml PP tube Φ29 106 FA15D 15 000rpm 20 900 g 80 4 80ml PP tube Φ38 106 FA12A 12 000rpm 14 100 g 0 2 48 0 2ml tube Φ6 24 F...

Page 37: ...ilizing the tubes and bottles please refer to the following table Cleaning and sterilizing conditions for tubes and bottles O Applicable X Inapplicable Condition Material PA PC PP Cleaning Running water cleaning Acidic detergent pH5 or lower X X X Acidic detergent higher than pH5 O O O Alkaline detergent higher than pH9 O X O Alkaline detergent pH9 or lower O O O Neutral detergent pH7 O O O Warm w...

Page 38: ...es bottles may deform Please take the following instructions when using a sterilizing vessel 1 Place bottles in vertical position with mouths upward If bottles are inclined they may deform due to gravity action 2 Remove caps and inner covers to avoid deformation or rupture 3 Take the bottles out till the sterilizing chamber cools down to the room temperature 4 The lifetime of tubes and bottles The...

Page 39: ... FA18B 36 6 95 FA15A 19 8 61 FA15B 16 8 68 FA15C 18 9 46 FA15D 17 8 56 SW5 50 16 2 FA12A 03 8 76 FA10B 20 10 2 FA18C 01 8 00 SW5MP 55 12 1 SW4A 60 16 5 FA15E 06 9 00 FA15F 04 9 00 FA12B 02 8 61 FA14C 13 9 55 FA5A 07 13 4 15 Calculating relative centrifuge force RCF An RCF can be determined by the following calculation formula RCF 1 118 r n2 10 5 r rotating radius unit cm n rotating speed unit r mi...

Page 40: ...f F1 F2 F3 F4 respectively their specifications are Signal board F4 3 15A Ф5 20 ordinary type used for the DC POWER protection 220V instrument Drive board F1 F2 F3 10A Ф6 30 delay type used for the compressor the fan and main circuit protection 110V instrument Drive board F1 F2 F3 25A Ф6 30 delay type used for the compressor the fan and main circuit protection Figure 16 1 Circuit connecting graph ...

Page 41: ...eriod expires 1 Failures caused by incorrect installation 2 Failures caused by rough and or improper operation 3 Failures caused by transportation or displacement after installation 4 Failures caused by unauthorized disassembly or modification 5 Failures caused by the use of non Dynamica components such as rotors buckets and adapters 6 Failures caused by natural disasters including fire earthquake...

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