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ASP6025 Tissue Processor
4. Instrument Setup
4.4.7 Drawer with RTU-bottles
• The drawer (
9
) with up to six RTU-bottles (
10
) must be pulled
out
completely
by pulling it forwards, so that it does not
slide back - otherwise there is a risk of injury!
Fig. 44b
• Each of the six RTU-bottles has a filler neck (
61
) connected
with the instrument via a spiral hose (
63
).
9
10
61
• If you have removed an RTU-bottle, place the filler neck (
61
)
in a hole (
62
) provided for this purpose in the grating on the
floor of the drawer (
Fig. 45
).
CORRECT
INCORRECT
• To replace the RTU-bottle, pull the suction hose connecting
piece on the handle (
61
) vertically out of the RTU-bottle
while holding down the tapered pump head against the
bottle neck. Remove the unwanted RTU-bottle and replace
with a new one (in the drawer!)
Detail,
Fig. 44a
61
62
63
63
Fig. 45
Fig. 44
Sticker on
the drawer
108
When fully loaded, the drawer is very heavy.
Therefore, always open and close it carefully.
NEVER lean on the drawer when it is pulled
out. The instrument could tilt forwards and
lead to personal injury or damage to the in-
strument.
Guide the filler neck vertically into the new
bottles and ensure that it is pushed all the
way down to the bottom of the bottle. The
filler neck must lie flush with the bottle neck
(see detail Fig. 44a left). Always position the
air line above the fluid connection (63) so that
the air line (108) is not kinked or creased.