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Ratek EOM5 Analogue Orbital Shaker – User Manual 

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Preparation & Installation 

 
The Analogue Orbital Shaker should be installed and operated in strict accordance with the following instructions. 

 

 

CAUTION 

Be careful when lifting and observe your local operational health and safety requirements for lifting before unpacking the carton. 

 

 

 

 

Unpacking and Installing

 

 

 

 

 

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Carefully remove all packaging material from the Analogue Orbital Shaker, as well as the User Manual and any other supplied 
accessories.  
 

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Carefully inspect the Analogue Orbital Shaker, mains power lead and all packaging for any signs of damage. If any signs of 
damage are present, 

do not

 install or operate the equipment. Contact the supplier of your equipment if you have a received 

a damaged product. 

 

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Place the Analogue Orbital Shaker in an upright position as per Figure 1 on a strong, even, flat, smooth surface. 

 

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Ensure that there is a minimum unobstructed distance of 100 millimetres between the left, right and rear panels of the 
Analogue Orbital Shaker and any other object or wall. 

 

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Ensure that there is a suitable mains power supply outlet within reach of the supplied mains power lead without placing any 
strain whatsoever on the lead or plug. The Analogue Orbital Shaker should not be plugged into any double-adapter, power 
board, or power point splitter of any kind but instead directly into a correctly earthed wall mounted power socket. 

 

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Ensure that there is a minimum unobstructed distance of 500 millimetres in front of the Analogue Orbital Shaker to allow 
adequate room for the user to maintain a safe operating distance of 300 millimetres. 

 

 

 

 

CAUTION 

The Analogue Orbital Shaker is designed for the purpose of agitating vessels containing liquids.  
 
The contents of these vessels is the sole responsibility of the user or operator, and the use of corrosive, flammable, 
combustible, hazardous, environmentally unsafe or otherwise dangerous materials within the container is done so at the risk 
and liability of the user or operator. 
 

ALWAYS

 be 100% sure of the contents of your containers, the expected behavior once agitated and the applicable safety 

measures that should be employed when handling such substances. 
 

ALWAYS

 ensure your containers are firmly sealed and there is no chance of the sample leaking onto the Orbital Shaker or 

coming into contact with the Operator.

 

 

Summary of Contents for EOM5

Page 1: ...07 2015 English www ratek com au 60 Wadhurst Dve Boronia Victoria 3155 Australia P 613 9887 2161 F 613 9887 2163 E sales ratek com au All Rights Reserved Made in Australia User Manual printed in Aust...

Page 2: ...he product to ensure it has not been damaged in transit Any damage should be reported immediately to the responsible carrier If the product is damaged in any way re pack the product into the supplied...

Page 3: ...NSIBILITY SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS 4 4 4 4 Conditions of Operation 4 Safety Labels And Markings 5 OPERATING PROCEDURES 6 6 6 6 Identification of Controls Functions 6 Safety Warnings 7 Safety Recommendati...

Page 4: ...ue Orbital Shaker is operated via a front panel interface consisting of a power switch and speed control knob These controls allow the operator to set a required agitation speed The Analogue Orbital S...

Page 5: ...e safety recommendations cannot be achieved or the equipment has been damaged in any way the equipment should not be installed or operated Important If you have any concerns or questions relating to o...

Page 6: ...ttainable user safety Identification of Controls Functions Throughout this User Manual the numerical element representing a control or component of the Analogue Orbital Shaker will be used to identify...

Page 7: ...ity as well as providing some protection against lightning strikes The equipment should be operated on a good reliable supply of power at all times Note The Analogue Orbital Shaker should not be opera...

Page 8: ...a suitable mains power supply outlet within reach of the supplied mains power lead without placing any strain whatsoever on the lead or plug The Analogue Orbital Shaker should not be plugged into any...

Page 9: ...if you are unsure IMPORTANT Use of an incorrect power supply will void the product warranty and waive all manufacturer liability for any and all damage caused by such use If you are unsure about the r...

Page 10: ...ocation away from potential damage by accidental knocks and bumps Optional Accessories The EOM5 platform has a Nitrile rubber mat supplied as standard and will be sufficient to hold most flasks and co...

Page 11: ...substances that may compromise the integrity or function of electrical insulation electrical components or other components Ratek are consulted prior to decontamination or cleaning being undertaken i...

Page 12: ...a table of factory fitted warning labels If any labels are missing illegible or otherwise not functional contact your supplier to obtain new replacement labels before operating the equipment Ensure al...

Page 13: ...at 40 Celsius MAINS supply voltage fluctuations up to 10 of the nominal voltage Over voltage Category II Pollution Degree 2 Disposal At end of life this equipment should be disposed of in an environme...

Page 14: ...ting The Analogue Orbital Shaker provides a simple to operate user interface when used in conjunction with this User Manual If at any stage you experience abnormal operation anything other than that d...

Page 15: ...nt from Ratek Instruments For a period of 12 months from date of purchase service labour and repairs will be carried out at no charge by an approved repairer or Ratek Instruments at the discretion of...

Page 16: ...erred to a local repair agent for service Clean the unit thoroughly in accordance with this Operating Manual If necessary decontaminate the unit to ensure safety for the service technicians Pack the u...

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