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7     MAINTENANCE & SERVICING

When  the  pipe e  is  not  in  use  it  should  be  stored  in  an 
upright posi on. The pipe e should be inspected prior to use each 
day for any  dust  or  contamina on  on  outside  surfaces.  Special 
a en  on  should  be  given  to  the    p  cone.  No  solvent  other  than 
isopropanol should be used to clean the pipe e. If the pipe e is 
used  daily,  an  internal  parts  inspec

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on  should  be  performed 

every  three  (3) months.

7.1   DISASSEMBLY

The servicing procedure starts with the disassembly of the pipe e. 
Please refer to the spare parts lists for be er understanding of the 
components.

7.2   DISASSEMBLING THE LOWER PART

1.

Press  p ejector pusher completely down and hold.

2.

Pull down the  p ejector and release the  p ejector pusher.

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Calculate  the  inaccuracy  and  imprecision  for  all  three
volumes as per EN ISO 8655-6 standards on the basis of the
following calcula on

6.3.1   CONVERSION OF WEIGHT READINGS TO VOLUME

Mean Volume

Mean Weight

Balance Reading

number of reading
Conversion factor
[example Z=1.0040 µl/mg at 25°C and 1013 hPa]

Mean Value
Particular volume at which readings are taken

S  = Standard Deviation

n  = number of readings  

S=

V  = Mean Value

i=1

n

∑ ( Vi - V)

2

n - 1

CV%  =   100 · S 

_

V

Compare the results to the 

limits in the earlier tables (Page

)

# 4, 5

6.3.2   CALCULATION FOR IN-ACCURACY (SYSTEMATIC ERROR)

6.3.3   CALCULATION FOR IMPRECISION (RANDOM ERROR)

Summary of Contents for EASY 40 Xpert

Page 1: ...EASY 40 Xpert Variable volume micropipetter user manual Please read the User manual carfully before use and follow all operating and safety instructions...

Page 2: ...on adjustment 10 6 3 Procedure to check calibra on 10 6 3 1 Conversion of weight readings to volume 11 6 3 2 Calcula on for in accuracy systema c error 11 6 3 3 Calcula on for imprecision random erro...

Page 3: ...lease keep it in an easily accessible place Enclose this manual when transferring the EASY 40 Xpert to third parties 1 1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THIS MANUAL 2 INTENDED USE Thispipe eisdesigne...

Page 4: ...2 SINGLE CHANNEL VARIABLE VOLUME Volume adjustment knob Volume lock Tip ejector pusher Volume range Coupler Tip ejector Tip cone 10 100 l EASY 40 Xpert...

Page 5: ...3 MULTICHANNEL VARIABLE VOLUME Volume adjustment knob Volume lock Tip ejector pusher Volume range Coupler Tip cone with O ring Manifold 10 100 l EASY 40 Xpert...

Page 6: ...EASD 10X 2 20 l 0 02 2 10 20 3 1 2 0 9 1 5 0 6 0 3 EASD X20 Color Code Volume Range l Incre ments l Test Volume l Inac curacy Impreci sion CAT No 500 5000 l 10 500 2500 5000 2 4 1 2 0 6 0 6 0 25 0 2 1...

Page 7: ...3 1 5 1 2 1 0 7 EASD G50 EASD T50 4 4 SETTING THE VOLUME Delivery volume is clearly indicated in the volume display seen in the main body of the pipe e In variable volume models the bo om volume wheel...

Page 8: ...lowthesurfaceoftheliquid Pre rinse the pipe e p before aspira ng the sample by lling and emptying the pipe e p ve 5 mes This is important when dispensing samples that have a viscosity and density di e...

Page 9: ...k lever to the unlock posi on so that the volume can be adjusted to the desired setpoint within the permi ed volume range Refer following images A erpipe ngacidsorothercorrosiveliquidsthatemitvapors r...

Page 10: ...the tip on the cone of the pipe e rmly to ensure an air tight seal Always ensure that the tip is correctly sealed to avoid any leakage while pipe ng 5 4 OPTIMUM IMMERSION DEPTHS Volume Immersiondepth...

Page 11: ...hnique is suitable for dispensing liquids that have high viscosity or a tendency to foam easily This technique is also recommended for dispensing very smallvolumes 5 7 ASPIRATION OF SAMPLE Hold the pi...

Page 12: ...pe e and air between 15 Cto30 C The rela ve humidity must be above 50 especially with volumes under 50 l the air humidity should be as high as possible to reduce thee ectofevapora on loss Special acce...

Page 13: ...components 7 2 DISASSEMBLING THE LOWER PART 1 Press p ejector pusher completely down and hold 2 Pull down the p ejector and release the p ejector pusher 11 Calculate the inaccuracy and imprecision for...

Page 14: ...with isopropanol and lint free ssue Allow them to dry Check the p cone for foreign ar cles and remove if any Grease the cleaned parts with the approved lubricant provided with each pipe e 7 2 1 DISAS...

Page 15: ...ASSEMBLY 1 Slightly push the spring and pull up p cone to remove it from the lower rail image 3 2 Carefully release the piston from the upper rail and move upward to remove it image 4 7 5 3 REMOVING...

Page 16: ...tached Calibration altered Calibration not suitable for particular liquid Recalibrate with the liquid in question Attach firmly Recalibrate according to instructions See Maintenance section Replace th...

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