Gemmy PLC-01 User Manual Download Page 12

 

MAINTENANCE & SERVICING

 

 

 

To avoid electrical shock, always disconnect from power supply 

prior to maintenance & Servicing. 

 

People other than the qualified personnel or licensed engineers 

are strictly prohibited from maintenance and servicing. 

 

Always use a properly grounded electrical outlet of correct voltage 

and current handling capacity. 

 

Always inspect the rubber supports, replace the new one when 

required in order to keep the balanced rotor. 

 

Clean the chamber and rotor after use of this equipment. 

 

Do not drop this equipment. Do not place this equipment upside 

down. 

 

The drive motor and linkage assembly do not require lubrication. 

 

Always inspect the balance and speed at least once a month.   

 

Inspect and replace the carbon brushes yearly or according to the 
operation frequency or whenever it needs. 

 

Use compressor to clean the dust inside the chamber that is 
generated by the carbon brushes.    Wearing the musk while 
cleaning the dust to protect your respiratory system. 

 

Carbon brushes are required from the origin of supplier.    The 
nature of carbon brushes, such as hardness and dimension, is 
connection with the motor design.    The carbon brushes out of the 
origin of supplier will damage the motor. 

 

The life of carbon brushes depends on the using frequency. 
Always inspect the carbon brushes status and replace new ones 
when required.   

 

Inspect micro-switch and see if the function of automatic shutout 
safety device is working. 

 

A 5A.-fuse is equipped inside the circuit board to encounter the 
abuse of voltage, so as to protect the electronic parts and motor 
from burnout. 

 

Inspect the speed indicator and see if its variable is accurate or not.   
Calibrate the speed indicator if it can’t match the practical value. 
(see Page 7

:

 Recalibration Procedure for Speed) 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Summary of Contents for PLC-01

Page 1: ...4 PLC 05 USER S MANUAL OPERATION MAINTENANCE AND PARTS LIST Safety Information This manual contains important and safety information The user must carefully read and understand the contents of this ma...

Page 2: ...tion 2 Tubes information 3 Grounding 4 How to install testing tubes 5 Operation 6 Recalibration procedure for speed 7 Speed and RCF indication 8 Disassembly 9 Maintenance Servicing 10 Troubleshooting...

Page 3: ...tibility requirement of EN60601 1 2 EMI filter is designed in conformity with 89 336 EEC EMC Directive ISO9001 13485 GMP Good Manufacturing Practice FDA registered USA Product s briefing This equipmen...

Page 4: ...c bag from the centrifuge 5 Place centrifuge onto a sturdy and flat table 6 Don t drop the equipment and don t place the equipment upside down Content Rotor 1 Carbon brush 1 pair spare carbon brush Fu...

Page 5: ...g and ammonium sulfate precipitations 1 All centrifuges have come with the tube holders in which a rubber cushion is installed inside the tubes 2 The tube adaptor is applied to the volume either 10ml...

Page 6: ...Be sure to well connect the grounding wire to the terminal WARNING Do not connect the grounding pin to the following areas 1 Gas piping or faucet Explosion or fire may occur 2 Other wires of lighting...

Page 7: ...or to spinning this centrifuge as depicted below 1 Place the testing tubes into the tube adaptors diagonally and symmetrically to balance the rotor Please refer to the figure 2 Place the testing tubes...

Page 8: ...Adjust the control knob of speed regulator to bring speed to your desired operation speed and centrifugal force This centrifuge does not include the speed indicator the reference of speed and RCF is d...

Page 9: ...speed for 4000 or 4500rpm turn speed regulator to the extreme HIGH position then adjust SVR P1 104 right left slightly until it reaches 4000 or 4500 rpm 4 The calibration of LOW or HIGH speed can infl...

Page 10: ...User is recommended to measure speed and RCF by digital speed indicator to achieve the practical values 8 TIMER PLC 01 PLC 03 PLC 04 PLC05 Speed RCF Speed RCF LOW 1026 124 x g 1018 132 x g 1 1130 150...

Page 11: ...ck Disconnect wires from assembly prior to disassemble the electronic parts Loosen the bolt to remove the rotor Remove the control knobs of timer and speed regulator by loosening the screws on it The...

Page 12: ...y or whenever it needs Use compressor to clean the dust inside the chamber that is generated by the carbon brushes Wearing the musk while cleaning the dust to protect your respiratory system Carbon br...

Page 13: ...ted rotor Loose fastener attached to motor Broken rubber support Fix and glue the fastener Replace new one Failure of motor spinning Worn out carbon brushes Malfunction of PCB Burnout motor Disengaged...

Page 14: ...brating Storage Do not place this equipment in the draft sunlight or near a piece of equipment that emits heat and electromagnetic conduction emission Disconnect power supply while store this equipmen...

Page 15: ...Diagram of Components 13...

Page 16: ...lt 3 required 25 Nut 8 Chamber lower 26 Rack motor 9 Screw 3 required 27 Fastener 10 Rubber gasket 28 Fastener 11 Power cord 29 Fastener 12 Control panel 30 Circuit board 13 Base 31 Fastener 14 Fasten...

Page 17: ...Wiring diagram A With Safety Shutout Locking Lid 15 B Natural Braking Device 15...

Page 18: ...under no circumstances shall GEMMY be liable for any collateral consequential damages or losses This guarantee specifically excludes the expendables and consumables All warranty claims must be direct...

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