Gako Unguator e/s, Operating Instructions Manual

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The mixing process using the UNGUATOR
®
e/s
3 The Mixing Process Using the UNGUATOR
®
e/s
The UNGUATOR
®
e/s is an improved version of the UNGUATOR
®
e from 1994. It
represents an improvement first ever UNGUATOR
®
from 1994 with an added automated
lifting device, and programmable mixing time and speed. The “e” in the name stands
for the electronics necessary for the respective automated processes, resulting in the
simplicity of ointment preparation and the elegance of the UNGUATOR
®
e/s. Due to its
powerful and robust mixing motor, the UNGUATOR
®
e/s guarantees safe, clean and
fast preparation of ointments, resulting in the “s” in its name.
Before using the UNGUATOR ® e/s, ensure the power switch “ON/OFF” located on the
base at the rear of the UNGUATOR ® e/s is turned to off. We recommend switching the
UNGUATOR ® e/s off when not in use.
In addition to automated processes, the UNGUATOR
®
e/s also allows for manual mixing
like its predecessors. Use the “AUTO/HAND” button when the device is switched on to
select manual or automatic operation. The current setting is indicated on the display
where either the triangle above the “AUTO” for auto mode or beneath “HAND” for
manual operation lights up. The oscillating arm of the UNGUATOR
®
e/s will automatically
move to the corresponding position when operating mode is changed.
When automatic manual stroke operation has been selected, preset mixing time and
speed step should be selected. A dot in the respective number field indicates the
parameter that can be changed via the „plus“ and „minus“ buttons. 2 minutes of mixing
time and „5“ for the speed step are the default values.
The mixing time can be set anywhere
from one second up to 9 minutes and
55 seconds, and the mixing motor is
adjustable from “0” to “9” in 10 steps.
See the table below for the exact
speed of each step measured in
revolutions per minute (rpm).
The actual mixing process can begin
after the mixing time and speed para-
meter have been set.
Display
Speed button
Time button
“AUTO/HAND“ button
“minus“ button
“plus“ button
“START/STOP“ button
Fig. 3-1: Control panel ofthe UNGUATOR
®
e/s