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Technical data

The "Easycontrol" user interface

Function Performance

Start

Start key (

)

Stop

Stop key (

)

Quick starting and stopping

"Quick run" key ( ): short-time run when pressed permanently; stop when re-
leased

Indication of operating state

Spinning rotor indicated by rotating lights (LED) in the speed display panel

End of centrifugation

Speed display reads "End"

Cycle counter

The cycle counter is displayed while switching on the centrifuge and simultane-
ously pressing the „Stop“-button

Digital parameter display

•

speed/RCF

•

run

time

•

temperature* (only for refrigeration units)

Speed selection

adjustable in steps of 100 min

-1

in the range 300 min

-1

to n

max

Run time selection

adjustable in minutes between 1 min and 99 min;
"hd" mode: continuous operation

Time display in "quick run" mode

between 1 s and 60 s in seconds, above 60 s in minutes

*depending on the instrument

Summary of Contents for AccuSpin Micro 17

Page 1: ...Instructions for use AccuSpin Micro 17 17R ...

Page 2: ...rovide protection against improper handling and thus against damage to persons and objects This manual comprises chapters on Safety regulations Instrument description Transportation and hook up the centrifuge Rotor program and accessories Use of the centrifuge Maintenance and care Troubleshooting Technical data Index Please fold out Overleaf you will find a graphic illustra tion of the control pan...

Page 3: ...or instruments with refrigeration unit temperature speed RCF stop start set keys set keys pre temperature regulation only for instruments with refrigeration unit Before switching on the centrifuge please read this manual Note that min 1 stands for rpm and x g stands for RCF ...

Page 4: ... instruments with refrigeration unit Keys start start of the centrifuge stop manually stop of a run open lid open lid possible only with the instrument switched on and standstill of the rotor quick run short term run up of the centrifuge as long as key remains pressed Switch Speed RCF switching between speed and RCF display Pre temp pre temp function set keys stepwise increase decrease of set poin...

Page 5: ... accuSpin Micro 17R 14 Adapter 16 Handling the rotor 17 Rotor lid with a spring lock 17 Operation without rotor lid 18 Rotor lid with screw plug 19 Aerosol tight application 20 Checking for aerosol tightness 22 Operation 23 Switching on the centrifuge 23 Opening the lid 23 Closing the lid 23 Installing the rotor 24 Loading the rotor 26 Maximum load 26 Filling the centrifuge tubes 26 Placing the tu...

Page 6: ...ntenance to be performed by the customer 37 Cleaning 37 Cleaning the filter unit 38 Disinfection 39 Decontamination 41 Autoclaving 41 Troubleshooting 43 Mechanical emergency lid release 43 Problems you can handle yourself 45 Contacting Service 51 Technical data 53 Component parts 53 The Easycontrol user interface 54 Performance 55 Electrical connections 57 Appendix 59 Speed RCF diagram 60 Autoclav...

Page 7: ...gulations Nonetheless centrifuges may pose danger to indi viduals and surrounding if they are not used as designed they are operated by untrained personnel their design is improperly changed the safety instructions are not followed Therefore personnel involved with op eration and maintenance of the centri fuge must read and follow the safety instructions In addition the pertinent regulations for p...

Page 8: ...microbiological samples of risk group II accord ing to Laboratory Bio safety Manual of WHO are being centrifuged aerosol tight bio seals have to be used For materials in a higher risk group more than one precaution is required Should toxins or pathogenic substances enter the centrifuge or its parts you must perform appropri ate procedures for disinfection see Maintenance and care Disinfection Stro...

Page 9: ...ront panel has been partially or totally removed Changes in mechanical or electrical components of the centrifuge may only be carried out by individu als authorized by Fisher Scientific Conformity to current standards Fisher Scientific centrifuges are manufactured and tested according to the following standards and regula tions for all voltages IEC 61010 1 IEC 61010 2 020 for 120 V only for 230 V ...

Page 10: ...For your safety 6 for your notes ...

Page 11: ...nd the accuSpin Micro 17R are equipped with several safety measures Housing made of highly impact resistant plastic Extra steel armor Lid with window and lid latch with locking mecha nism You can open the centrifuge lid only when the cen trifuge is switched on and the rotor is standing You can only start the centrifuge if the lid is properly locked Lid emergency release Only in case of emergency e...

Page 12: ...yed and the pre selected set point value can be set While the centrifuge is operating the display informs of current values or by quickly pressing one of the set keys or the pre selected set point val ues for speed RCF and runtime as well as tempera ture in the refrigerated units After the run the speed control panel displays End If you press one of the keys or repeatedly you increase or decrease ...

Page 13: ...ensured The centrifuge must be protected from heat and direct sunshine The ultraviolet radiation may dam age the housing The installation site should be always well venti lated Transport and installation the centrifuge Transport the centrifuge only in the upright position using the special box provided with the in strument and secure it properly Place the centrifuge carefully to avoid damages Lift...

Page 14: ...ns supply using the power cord supplied Removing the transport protection Before using the centrifuge make sure that the rotor transport protection has been removed Turn the instrument on at the power switch Open the centrifuge lid by pressing the open lid key and remove the transport protection for the rotor Check the free run of the rotor body by lightly turning it and make sure the rotor is tig...

Page 15: ...eduction sleeves each With these adapters you can centrifuge all commercially available Micro liter tubes with a volume between 0 2 and 0 6 ml as well as 0 2 ml PCR reaction vessels Wide range of various additional rotors is available Please consult our sales documentation for a complete collection of accessories including technical data and order numbers For more information you can visit our web...

Page 16: ...in 1 300 300 300 maximum speed nmax min 1 13 300 13 300 13 300 maximum RCF value at nmax 17 000 15 600 16 800 acceleration deceleration time s 11 12 9 10 11 12 radius maximum minimum cm 8 6 5 1 7 9 5 0 8 5 4 8 angle 45 45 45 heating of samples at nmax C relative to room temperature 23 C run time 1 hour 33 31 33 aerosol tight yes no no permissible temperature range autoclavable number of cycles 4 C...

Page 17: ...ximum speed nmax min 1 13 300 13 300 13 300 maximum RCF value at nmax 13 100 13 800 16 800 acceleration deceleration time s 10 11 7 8 10 11 radius maximum minimum cm 6 6 4 7 7 0 4 4 2 0 8 5 angle 45 60 90 heating of samples at nmax C relative to room temperature 23 C run time 1 hour 31 31 34 aerosol tight yes no no permissible temperature range autoclavable number of cycles 4 C to 40 C 121 C 20 cy...

Page 18: ... 18 x 4 18 x 0 5 minimum speed nmin min 1 300 300 300 maximum speed nmax min 1 13 300 13 300 13 300 maximum RCF value at nmax 17 000 15 600 16 800 acceleration deceleration time s 10 12 8 10 10 12 radius maximum minimum cm 8 6 5 1 7 9 5 0 8 5 4 8 angle 45 45 45 minimum temperature at nmax C relative to room temperature 23 C 0 0 0 aerosol tight yes no no permissible temperature range autoclavable n...

Page 19: ...ximum speed nmax min 1 13 300 13 300 13 300 maximum RCF value at nmax 13 100 13 800 16 800 acceleration deceleration time s 9 12 6 8 9 11 radius maximum minimum cm 6 6 4 7 7 0 4 4 2 0 8 5 angle 45 60 90 minimum temperature at nmax C relative to room temperature 23 C 0 0 0 aerosol tight yes no no permissible temperature range autoclavable number of cycles 4 C to 40 C 121 C 20 cycles 4 C to 40 C 121...

Page 20: ...or Micro liter rotor 7500 3424 max tube dimensions d 1 x length mm tube capacity ml number per set color no of order reduction sleeve PCR 0 2 24 grey 7600 3750 reduction sleeve 0 5 0 6 24 turquoise 7600 3758 reduction sleeve 0 25 0 4 24 red 7600 3759 ...

Page 21: ...fol lowing due to safety reasons Rotors and accessories made of plastic should not be exposed to direct sunlight and UV radiations If the rotor shows signs of discolor ation deformation or wear or imbal ance it has to be exchanged straight away Rotor lid with a spring lock Opening The rotor lid is held on the central rotor nut integrated into the rotor The rotor lid is opened by pressing the red u...

Page 22: ...echanics is to be checked for fouling and proper functionality Damaged parts must be exchanged immediately Always verify the tight fit of the rotor lid by pulling the lid after locking it Operation without rotor lid If you are going to operate the rotor without the rotor lid the aerosol seals must be removed prior to use During the centrifugation without a rotor lid the aerosol seals are not longe...

Page 23: ...e the rotor lid centrically on the rotor nut By clockwise turning of the lid handle the rotor lid is fixed Please always verify the fixed anchorage of the rotor lid These rotors are not designed for aerosoltight applications The O Ring in the rotor collar pro vides only for tight fit of screw plug The external lid lip can not be sealed for these rotors ...

Page 24: ...s Attention Please check that your sample tubes are suitable for the centrifugal application desired Gravitation fields up to 21 100xg temperature in uncooled devices maximum approx 15 K above room temperature Tubes are only to be filled to a level where the sample does not reach the brim of the tubes during centrifuga tion Please observe the permissible filling volumes Nominal volume Permissible ...

Page 25: ...e special lubricant 7600 3500 to grease the seals A set of spare seals is supplied with the rotor and can be ordered separately as spare seal set 75003405 The following steps have to be carried out Lubricate the seals before inserting them lubricant order no 76003500 Press the smaller V seal into the groove of the rotor collar a Insert the seal C profile in the outer groove of the rotor body b Ach...

Page 26: ... wear and damages like cracks scratches and embrittlement For a quick test one can check the fixed angle rotors according to the following procedure Slightly grease all seals Fill the rotor with approx 10 ml carbon dioxide mineral water Close the rotor according to the respective han dling instructions Due to the shaking the carbon dioxide of the water is released and an overpressure is built up D...

Page 27: ...s the current tem perature of the sample Prior to the start of the centri fuge the display usually shows the temperature of the rotor chamber The following figure gives an example of possible read ings of the display A detailed description of possible settings is given below in this chapter Opening the lid For activating the lid release the centrifuge must be connected to mains and switched on To ...

Page 28: ...m during the installation The installation of a clamping rotor can lead to demages of the drive shaft and rotor Proceed as follows 1 Open the centrifuge lid and make sure that the rotor chamber and the rotor are clean Remove eventual dust foreign material or sample residues The thread and the O Ring on the motor shaft must be in perfect condition 2 Turn the rotor so that the notch for engaging the...

Page 29: ...or can not be tightened you have to remove it carefully align the notch and the retaining pin again and re install it 6 Place the rotor lid onto the rotor and attend to the tight fit of the rotor Check tight placement of the rotor regularly and re tighten the rotor as needed Attention at the replacement of the rotor after the centrifugation Rotor drive and motor end shield may be hot 55 C ...

Page 30: ...speed nperm according to the following for mula load actual load e permissibl maximum n perm n max Filling the centrifuge tubes Please note that plastic sample vessels only have a limited service life particularly when used at maximum performance rpm or tem perature and must be replaced as neces sary Check carefully whether your sam ple vessels are permissible for the respective g value and reduce...

Page 31: ... 2 23 24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 2 0 2 1 2 2 23 24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 2 0 2 1 2 2 23 24 max 13000 r p m H E R A E U S I N S T R U M E N T S m a x l o a d 2 4 x 4 g p p 1 9 6 3324 max 13000 r p m H E R A E U S I N S T R U M E N T S m a x l o a d 2 4 x 4 g p p 1 9 6 3324 max 13000 r p m H E R A E U S I N S T R U M E N T S m a x...

Page 32: ...the control panel to enter the pre selected value mode cf foldout leaf in the cover By pressing the key briefly you increase or decrease the speed in one step of 100 rpm This option is supposed to be used for small changes and fine tuning 2 If you hold the key pressed the display changes continuously at first slowly and after a few seconds at an accelerated pace to the higher or lower val ues 3 Re...

Page 33: ... to round the values The direct comparison between the two values speed and RCF is therefore restricted Concerning the RCF value The relative centrifugal force RCF is given in multi ples of the earth gravity g It is a dimensionless number value that allows one to compare the efficiency of separation or sedimentation of diverse instruments since it is independent of the instrument used The only val...

Page 34: ...hanges at first slowly and after a few seconds at an acceler ated pace to the higher or lower values 3 Release the key as soon as you have reached the desired value and fine tune if necessary by repeat edly briefly pressing one of the keys The run time display flashes for a number of seconds then changes to permanent display of the current value mode The new pre selected run time is now stored Con...

Page 35: ...used for small changes and fine tuning 2 If you keep the key pressed the display changes at first slowly and after a few seconds at an accel erated pace to the higher or lower values 3 Release the key as soon as you are close to the desired value and fine tune if necessary by repeat edly briefly pressing the key The display flashes for a few seconds and then turns to permanent display of the curre...

Page 36: ... the temperature of your samples please consider that the time required for temperature adjustment is prolonged The farther apart initial and final temperature the longer it takes for the tempera ture to adjust The temperature reading does not give the change in the temperature of the sample the temperature display reading is delayed with respect to the actual sample tempera ture change You can ne...

Page 37: ...he centrifuge is running During continuous operation hd the run time is dis played in forward run Display first starts per second after one minute the display switches to minutes During the run you cannot open the lid Changing the settings during the run You can change the settings while the rotor is spinning Trough a one time pressing of any key of the control panel the current value will switch ...

Page 38: ...play reads End the electrical lid unlocking mechanism is avail able You can now open the lid by pressing the open lid key and remove your centrifugation samples Short time centrifugation For short term operation the centrifuge is equipped with the quick run function Short term centrifugation is started by pressing the quick run key continuously it stops as soon as the key is released In this mode ...

Page 39: ...pull it per pendicularly off the drive shaft Make sure not to tilt it Audible alarm Accompanying all error messages a warning signal is given out which can be silenced upon pressing any key By default there is an acoustic signal at the end of any centrifugation run You have the possibility to switch off this signal For this you have to press the speed RCF switch key while switching on the centrifu...

Page 40: ...possible by means of lid open key while the centrifuge is switched on WEEE Compliance This product is required to comply with the European Union s Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive 2002 96 EC It is marked with the following symbol Fisher Scientific has contracted with recycling dis posal companies in each EU Member State and this product should be disposed of or recycled through...

Page 41: ...rong ice sheet is present in the internal chamber be sure to remove all condensate after defrosting Cleaning Pull mains plug before cleaning the in strument Clean the casing the rotor chamber the rotor and the accessories regularly and in case of need This is indi cated both for reasons of hygiene and to prevent cor rosion due to contamination sticking to the instrument and its accessories Clean t...

Page 42: ...ng the venting slots and the filter unit Pull the cord Cleaning the filter unit To remove the filter unit pull the centrifuge to the edge of the table Pull the clip below the sucking grid down and remove the filter unit completely by pulling down A soft cloth now easily removes the cumulated dust Please observe the labeling front and rear on the clip when inserting the filter into the centrifuge F...

Page 43: ...econ taminated immediately If required further protective measures have to be initiated Rotor and rotor chamber must be treated with a neu tral universal desinfectant Best suited for this purpose are disinfectant sprays ensuring that all rotor and ac cessory surfaces are covered evenly Please note the safety measures and handling hints when applying these substances You may disinfect the rotor and...

Page 44: ... with anticorro sive protective oil subsequently 9 All seals have to be lubricated again Disinfection with bleaching lye These agents contain highly ag gressive hypochlorites and must not be used with aluminum rotors The following precautionary measures are to be taken for extensive protection of the plastic rotors 1 Avoid high temperatures The bleaching solution and the rotor should not be warmer...

Page 45: ...the adapters at 121 C Maximum permissible autoclaving cycle 20 minutes at 121 C For safety reasons the plastic rotors and rotor lids must only be subjected to a maximum of 20 autoclaving cycles The rotor must be cleaned and rinsed with distilled water before being autoclaved Remove the rotor lid the centrifuge tubes and the adapters Place plastic rotors on an even surface to avoid deformation Chem...

Page 46: ...Maintenance and care 42 ...

Page 47: ...Touching it may cause severe inju ries Always wait for several minutes until the rotor has come to a complete standstill without deceleration With out power the brake does not func tion and braking takes much longer than normal Should it be necessary to open the lid manually pro ceed as follows using an appropriate special tool 1 Make sure the rotor stands still control window 2 Unplug the mains c...

Page 48: ...you hear and feel the lid latch unlock ing Remove the auxiliary tool and open the centri fuge lid 6 In case the rotor still turns close centrifuge lid im mediately and wait until it has come to a complete standstill Never brake the rotor using your hands or tools 7 As soon as the rotor stands still remove your sam ples and close the centrifuge lid ...

Page 49: ...the mains connection is ok contact the service representative Displays fail briefly The drive stops suddenly The rotor stops without deceleration Main connection was briefly interrupted 1 Turn off mains switch 2 Check whether the mains power cord is connected properly 3 Restart the centrifuge Centrifuge lid cannot be opened Pressing the open lid key has no effect Centrifuge lid not correctly engag...

Page 50: ...the run noise If you cannot locate and solve the problem yourself contact a service representative Display oP appears although lid is closed Will not start Centrifuge lid not properly closed Open the lid and repeat locking procedure If you cannot locate and solve the problem yourself contact a service representative Lid Rotor stops with deceleration to standstill Centrifuge lid was opened manually...

Page 51: ...without deceleration to standstill Instrument cannot be operated Internal program error Switch the instrument off and on again If the error persists contact service representative E 14 Rotor stops with deceleration to standstill Instrument cannot be operated Overtemperature in the centrifuge chamber Switch the centrifuge off and turn it on again after approx one minute If the error persists contac...

Page 52: ...he centrifuge off and on 2 After re switching on the display shows Lid FAiL 3 If the centrifuge lid has been already opened the display shows Close Lid Thereupon close the lid 4 The centrifuge tries to open the lid to switch for starting the normal operation mode If the error persists contact service representative E 29 Motor does not start Motor or rotor blocked 1 Switch instrument off and on aga...

Page 53: ... a service representative E 33 Rotor stops with deceleration to standstill or does not start Overpressure in the refrigeration system 1 Turn instrument off and unplug mains power cord 2 Check and clean the venting slots if necessary and re spectively the filter unit of the cooled centrifuge 3 After approx 60 min you can restart the instrument Observe the maximum permissible environmental temperatu...

Page 54: ...s with decelera tion Insufficient temperature in the refrigeration unit 1 Stop the centrifugation run 2 Open the centrifuge lid defrost the chamber Never touch the chamber directly with your hands you may freeze up 3 After approx 60 minutes you can restart the instrument Observe the maximum permissible environmental temperature 4 If a strong ice sheet is present in the internal chamber be sure to ...

Page 55: ...s 1 Switch the instrument off 2 Keep stop key pressed and switch on the instrument For approx 1 second all displays read Subsequently the following readings will be dis played for 5 seconds each Software number SoFt 0 5 8 3 _ Software version _ 0 1 NV RAM number EEPro 4 6 2 1 _ NV RAM version _ 0 1 The last information displayed indicates the current cycle status Cycle counter CYCLE 0 0 1 2 5 The ...

Page 56: ...Troubleshooting 52 for your notes ...

Page 57: ...ontrol system Rotor chamber dimensions D x H diameter x height accuSpin Micro 17 accuSpin Micro 17R 190 mm x 70 mm 200 mm x 75 mm Chamber Up to 48 ml of spilled liquids are retained in the chamber and cannot enter the in strument Lid lock Automatic locking when the lid is pressed shut Lid opening Electromagnetic release via the open lid key when connected to mains Emergency lid release Lid release...

Page 58: ...tion Speed display reads End Cycle counter The cycle counter is displayed while switching on the centrifuge and simultane ously pressing the Stop button Digital parameter display speed RCF run time temperature only for refrigeration units Speed selection adjustable in steps of 100 min 1 in the range 300 min 1 to nmax Run time selection adjustable in minutes between 1 min and 99 min hd mode continu...

Page 59: ...ssible temperature of the environment 5 C to 40 C during operation no condensation 10 C to 50 C for storage and shipping minimum speed nmin 300 min 1 maximum speed nmax 14 800 min 1 13 300 min 1 maximum RCF value at nmax 21 000 17 000 Micro liter rotor 24 x 2ml 7500 3424 maximum kinetic energy 2 35 kNm 1 90 kNm set temperature range AccuSpin Micro 17R adjustable in steps of 1 C between 9 C and 40 ...

Page 60: ...0 5 kg 28 0 kg Testing standards all devices manufactured and examined in agreement with for 120 V only for 230 V only IEC 61010 1 1990 amendment 1 1992 amendment 2 1995 IEC 61010 2 020 1993 amendment 1 1996 Pollution degree 2 Overvoltage category II IEC 60529 protection version IP 20 CAN CSA C22 2 No 1010 1 92 CAN CSA C22 2 No 1010 1 B97 amendment 2 UL 61010 A 1 EN 61 010 1 EN 61 010 2 020 EN 613...

Page 61: ...0 V 50 60 Hz 1 4 A 180 W 2 x 4 0 AT 250V 5 x 20 mm accuSpin Micro 17 7500 2461 120 V 60 Hz 2 6 A 180 W 2 x 6 3 AT 250V 6 3 x 32 mm accuSpin Micro 17R 7500 2462 230 V 50 60 Hz 1 9 A 320 W 2 x 4 0 AT 250V 5 x 20 mm accuSpin Micro 17R 7500 2463 120 V 60 Hz 3 9 A 330 W 2 x 6 3 AT 250V 6 3 x 32 mm The fuse may be replaced only by authorized servicing personnel ...

Page 62: ...Technical data 58 for your notes ...

Page 63: ...Appendix 59 Appendix ...

Page 64: ...x 60 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000 100 1000 10000 100000 Speed RCF diagram Speed RCF diagram Micro liter rotor 24 x 2 ml 7500 3424 RCF x g speed rpm rmax 8 6 cm rmin 5 1 cm nmax 14 800 min 1 RCF rmax nmax 21 058 ...

Page 65: ...Appendix 61 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000 100 1000 10000 100000 Speed RCF diagram Micro liter rotor 36 x 0 5 ml 75003436 RCF x g speed min 1 nmax 14 800 min 1 RCF rmax nmax 19 344 rmax 7 9 cm rmin 5 0 cm ...

Page 66: ...Appendix 62 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000 100 1000 10000 100000 Speed RCF diagram Dual rotor 18 x 2 ml 0 5 ml 75003418 RCF x g Speed min 1 nmax 14 800 min 1 RCF rmax nmax 20 813 rmax 8 5 cm rmin 4 8 cm ...

Page 67: ...Appendix 63 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000 100 1000 10000 100000 Speed RCF diagram PCR rotor 4 x 8 75003440 RCF x g speed min 1 nmax 14 800 min 1 RCF rmax nmax 16 161 rmax 6 6 cm rmin 4 7 cm ...

Page 68: ...Appendix 64 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000 100 1000 10000 100000 Speed RCF diagram PCR rotor 8 x 8 75003489 RCF x g speed min 1 nmax 14 800 min 1 RCF rmax nmax 17 140 rmax 7 0 cm rmin 4 4 cm ...

Page 69: ...Appendix 65 For your notes ...

Page 70: ...Appendix 66 Autoclaving protocol Date Remark Operator Signature 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 71: ...Appendix 67 Autoclaving protocol Date Remark Operator Signature 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ...

Page 72: ...Appendix 68 For your notes ...

Page 73: ...ubes types 11 volume range 11 cleaning 37 common glass or plastic centrifuge tubes 4 Conformity 5 contamination necessary measures 39 continuous operation 30 34 corrosion 4 corrosive substances protective tubes for corrosive substances 4 D damage symbol for potential 3 dangerous chemicals 4 deceleration time 12 13 decontamination 39 41 Decontamination 41 dimensions 56 disinfectant 39 disinfection ...

Page 74: ...l for 3 I icons for denoting dangers and potential damage 3 indoor use 9 infectious material precautions in case of tube breakage 39 installation place of 9 Installing the rotor 24 K key quick run 8 start 33 keys general operation 8 kinetic energy 55 L lid blockage 45 Lid lock with safety check 7 light rotating 33 location 9 lubricant 21 37 M mains connection 10 maintenance 37 manual lid release 4...

Page 75: ...enic microorganisms protection against 4 permissible speed 26 Placing the tubes 27 power supply 10 power switch 23 pretemp 32 problems handling of 45 protective tubes for corrosive substances 4 Q quick run function 34 quick run key 8 R radius 12 13 29 radius of centrifugation for calculation of RCF value 29 RCF 12 13 28 29 55 RCF setpoint 29 RCF value relative centrifugal force 29 recycling 36 red...

Page 76: ...8 setting run time 30 speed 28 settings change during run 33 short time operation 34 site of installation 9 software check internal 23 software version determination 51 speed 28 permissible 26 speed maximum 12 13 55 start key 33 starting run 33 stopping 34 substructure 9 Switching from speed to RCF display and vice versa 28 T technical data 53 temperature fine tuning 31 test aerosol tightness 22 T...

Page 77: ...ndex 73 tube breakage with infectious material 39 tubes types 11 volume range 11 Turning the centrifuge off 36 U unbalance detection 27 W warning signal 35 wear 4 weight 56 wrench for rotor insertion 24 ...

Page 78: ...74 for your notes ...

Page 79: ...uous product development we reserve the right to make changes without express notice 2006 Fisher Scientific All Rights Reserved Printed in Germany 20058341 AccuSpin Micro 17 17R UK 09 2006 For Ordering or Technical Information ...

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