Gako Unguator e/s, Operating Instructions Manual

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The mixing process using the UNGUATOR
®
e/s
This is described in the two following subsections Operating Mode “AUTO” and
Operating Mode “HAND”.
3.1 Operating Mode “AUTO“
The UNGUATOR
®
MB shaft of the prepared UNGUATOR
®
Mixing System is run upward
through the opening of the oscillation arm. Then the male thread of the UNGUATOR
®
Jar
Lid is screwed into the oscillation arm. Pressing the button “Start/Stop” will initiate the
mixing process after the UNGUATOR
®
Mixing System has been screwed tightly into
the oscillation arm.
The oscillation arm will automatically move upward and the UNGUATOR ® MB will then
be coupled to the bayonet receptor of the mixing motor. A sensor will ensure that a
UNGUATOR
® MB has been inser ted and will immediately switch off if the
UNGUATOR ® Mixing System has not been fixed to the oscillation arm correctly or at
all. The mixing process will continue once the UNGUATOR ® is detected by the sensor.
The programmed mixing time will be completed at the set speed step with steady up
and down movement of the UNGUATOR
®
Mixing System. The mixing time and speed
parameters can also be changed during the mixing process using the same procedure
for initial programming of the mixing process.
Freespin can be done when mixing time is complete, and is indicated by “FSP” on the
display. The oscillation arm moves downward till the mixing blade hits the
UNGUATOR
®
Jar Lid, then the mixing motor is accelerated to speed step “9”. The
UNGUATOR
®
MB now cleans itself via high-speed rotation close to the lid, a process
referred to as freespin motion. Almost all ointment is removed from the UNGUATOR
®
MB
and mixing is complete. The display now indicates total mixing time including reset
times.
Step Speed Step Speed
0 720 rpm 5 1630 rpm
1 900 rpm 6 1810 rpm
2 1080 rpm 7 1990 rpm
3 1260 rpm 8 2160 rpm
4 1440 rpm 9 2340 rpm
Tabelle 3-1: Value table of the speed steps