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Connect the external power supply to the applicable input voltage source
and the output of the external power supply to the DC input connector on
the pump unit.

NOTE:

The Power Supply output connection is center positive (+).

Terminals 1 and 2 on the rear panel barrier terminal strip, Figure 1-3,
provide a means for connecting a remote DC power source. The positive
(+) terminal is terminal 1. The negative (–) terminal is terminal 2.

NOTE:

Input voltage must not exceed 15V DC or equipment may be

damaged. A minimum of 11V DC is required for proper operation.

Terminals 3 and 4 on the rear panel terminal strip, Figure 1-3, are used for
remote start/stop operation. Pump direction and speed are not remotely
controllable. In non-remote operation, these terminals are connected
together by a Shorting Bar. 

For remote control by switch closure, remove the Shorting Bar and
connect the two terminals of the remote control switch to terminals 3
and 4. A closure of the remote control switch contacts will start the
Pump System. Opening the contact will stop the Pump System.

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FH10 MICROFLEX

®

Pump System Operating Manual 

Thermo Scientific

Section 2

Installation and Setup

Connecting 

Primary Power

Remote DC Power

Connection

Remote Start/Stop

Connection

Summary of Contents for 72-310-010

Page 1: ...FH10 PUMP SYSTEM Operating Manual Model Number 72 310 010 72 310 080 72 310 300 A 1299 7099 First Edition ...

Page 2: ...s reserved C FLEX Reg TM Consolidated Polymer Technologies Inc NORYL Reg TM General Electric Company PHARMED TYGON Reg TM Saint Gobain Performance Plastics Corp VITON Reg TM E I duPont DeNemours Co These products are covered by one or more of the following U S and corresponding foreign patents D605 286S Trademarks bearing the symbol in this publication are registered in the U S and in other countr...

Page 3: ...not close the occlusion bed by pulling up on the locking tabs Damage to the tabs may occur CAUTION Risk of Danger Consult Operator s manual for nature of hazard and corrective actions CAUTION Risk of crushing Keep fingers away from rotor while pump is in operation Stop pump before loading or unloading tubing CAUTION Hot Surface Do not touch CAUTION Risk of electric shock Consult Operator s manual ...

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Page 5: ...ection 2 4 OPERATION 3 1 Turning Pump System On and Selecting Direction of Operation 3 1 Setting Pump Speed 3 1 Priming Pump System 3 1 MAINTENANCE 4 1 Cleaning 4 1 REPLACEMENT PARTS and ACCESSORIES 5 1 Replacement Parts 5 1 Accessories 5 1 SPECIFICATIONS 6 1 WARRANTY PRODUCT RETURN and TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE 7 1 Warranty 7 1 Product Return 7 2 Technical Assistance 7 2 APPENDIX A 8 1 Available Micro...

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Page 7: ...MICROFLEX Pump System 1 1 Pump Front Panel 1 2 Pump Rear Panel 1 2 Occlusion Bed in Unlatched Tube Loading Position 2 2 Closing Occlusion Bed 2 3 FH10 MICROFLEX Pump System Operating Manual vii Thermo Scientific Figures ...

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Page 9: ...em accommodates one tube at controlled speeds as low as 1 7 rpm Tubing is held in place by spring loaded Tubing Retainers For a list of tubing sizes for use with the Pump System refer to Appendix A Figure 1 1 FH10 MICROFLEX Pump System The latching Occlusion Bed allows quick loading or changing of tubing The Pump Head rotor contains four rollers for minimum pulsation All units operate from an exte...

Page 10: ...anel The Rear Panel Figure 1 3 contains a DC Power Input jack for connection of primary power and a 4 terminal barrier strip for connection of Remote Start Stop and for a Backup DC supply Figure 1 3 Pump Rear Panel 1 2 FH10 MICROFLEX Pump System Operating Manual Thermo Scientific Section 1 Introduction GENERAL DESCRIPTION continued DC Power Input 2 5 mm Coaxial Receptacle Backup DC Input Remote St...

Page 11: ...00 rpm Tubing is listed by part number The Pump Head as supplied from the factory is orientated such that the tubing exits the left hand side of the FH10 MICROFLEX Pump System The orientation of the Pump Head can be changed as follows 1 Remove the 4 screws see Figure 2 1 on the face of the unit holding the pump mounting plate in place Retain the 4 screws for reassembly 2 Rotate the Pump Head by tu...

Page 12: ...Figure 2 1 together and sliding the bed down towards the door hinge Figure 2 1 Occlusion Bed in Unlatched Tube Loading Position 4 Holding both ends of the tubing in one hand form a loop and wrap the tubing around the Rollers Figure 2 1 making sure that the tubing is centered on the Rollers and keeping the free ends of the tubing outside of the Tubing Retainers Figure 2 1 2 2 FH10 MICROFLEX Pump Sy...

Page 13: ...g Retainer The tubing should be stretched slightly around the rollers so that there is no excess tubing between the Rollers and the retainers any excess can be removed by pulling slightly on the tubing outside of the pump CAUTION Do not close the occlusion bed by pulling up on the locking tabs Damage to the tabs may occur 7 Close the door The Locking Tabs must be on the outside of the door and the...

Page 14: ... required for proper operation Terminals 3 and 4 on the rear panel terminal strip Figure 1 3 are used for remote start stop operation Pump direction and speed are not remotely controllable In non remote operation these terminals are connected together by a Shorting Bar For remote control by switch closure remove the Shorting Bar and connect the two terminals of the remote control switch to termina...

Page 15: ... or a counterclockwise direction The same control used to select direction also turns power on or off Select direction of pump operation desired PWR indicator should light Pump speed is controlled by the variable Speed Control Turning the control clockwise increases the speed Tube life is decreased with increased operating speed The 䊳䊳 push button is used for priming and purging the Pump System Wh...

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Page 17: ...mo Scientific Section 4 Maintenance DANGER Remove power from the Pump System before any cleaning operation is started Clean exterior surfaces of case control panel and pump rollers using a dry or damp cloth Never immerse nor use excessive fluid Cleaning ...

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Page 19: ...ing Manual 5 1 Thermo Scientific Section 5 Replacement Parts and Accessories Description Part No Knob 110199 Shorting Bar A 4402 Door 108229 Description Part No Universal Power Supply 100 240V AC 77200 07 Replacement Parts Accessories ...

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Page 21: ...e Input Supply Voltage Frequency Model 72 310 010 72 310 080 115V AC nominal 50 60 Hz and 72 310 300 90 130V AC 400 mA AC 230V AC nominal 50 60 Hz 190 260V AC 250 mA max Power Input 11 15V DC to terminals 1 and 2 of terminal strip or external power supply Installation Category Model 72 310 010 72 310 080 Category II per IEC664 and 72 310 300 Local level appliances portable equipment etc Remote Sta...

Page 22: ...Storage Temperature 49 F to 149 F 45 C to 65 C Humidity Non cond 10 to 90 Altitude Less than 6600 ft 2000 m Pollution Degree Pollution Degree 2 per IEC664 Indoor usage lab office Compliance For CE Mark EN61326 1 A2 2001 EMC Directive 2002 95 EC RoHS Directive Converter is UL cUL listed and CE CCC approved Regulatory agency specifications not applicable to the balance of the unit due to low voltage...

Page 23: ...r s or distributor s most recent catalog This warranty shall not apply to a defects or damage resulting from i misuse of the product ii use of the product in other than its normal and customary manner iii accident or neglect iv improper testing operation maintenance service repair installation or storage v unauthorized alteration or modification or b post expiration dated materials THIS WARRANTY I...

Page 24: ...r the return For your protection pack the product carefully and insure it against possible damage or loss Any damages resulting from improper packaging are your responsibility If you have any questions about the use of this product contact the Manufacturer or authorized seller 7 2 FH10 MICROFLEX Pump System Operating Manual Thermo Scientific Section 7 Warranty Product Return and Technical Assistan...

Page 25: ...icates Not Available Dark Gray indicates Special Order check with factory Tubing Suffix Tubing ID in mm PHARMED BPT Silicone Peroxide Silicone Platinum TYGON Lab C FLEX TYGON LFL Solvent Hydrocarbon VITON 95809 7625 95590 95609 95718 96429 95712 97632 10 0 007 0 19 12 0 010 0 25 14 0 015 0 38 16 0 017 0 44 18 0 020 0 51 22 0 025 0 64 24 0 030 0 76 26 0 035 0 89 28 0 040 1 02 30 0 045 1 14 32 0 051...

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