Chapter 8: Troubleshooting
Thermo Scientific Wellwash
®
4 Mk 2 User Manual Rev.2.3, Cat. no. 1507340
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Table 8.1 Troubleshooting list
Error
Cause
Action
Mains lead not connected
Connect the lead to an
appropriate supply.
Fuse blown
Replace the fuse.
1 No POWER ON indicator
The pump unit POWER
switch is OFF
Switch the POWER switch
ON.
Wash bottle is full
Empty the waste bottle.
Air leaks
Check the bottle caps for
leaks and tighten as
required.
Constricted tubing
Check the tubing for kinks.
Pump failure
Check that the pump unit is
switched ON.
Check that the pump unit is
correctly connected to the
washer unit.
2 VAC FAIL illuminated
Check the pump unit fuse
and replace it, if required.
Program card not inserted
Insert the program card
(6.5).
3 Carrier does not move
when START is pressed,
audible warning sounds
3 times
No row is selected
Select the row number of
the last row to be washed.
Silicon tube in pinch valve
constantly pinched
Push the pinch valve and
pull the tubing through the
valve and reform (7.1.5).
Air leaks at the wash bottle
cap
Tighten cap; replace gasket
if necessary.
4 No delivery of wash
reagent into wells
Tubing leaks
Check the tubing and tube
connectors.
5 Too small dispensing of
wash reagent into wells
Constricted or clogged
tubing
Check the tubing and tube
connectors for kinks and
obstacles.
Microplate incorrectly
positioned on the plate
carrier
Check and adjust the
position of the plate carrier.
Strips incorrectly installed
in the holder
Check that the strips are
correct and adjust as
necessary.
6 Unequal dispensing or
aspirating of wash
reagent
One or more dispense tips
clogged
De-clog the washer tip(s)
(7.1.9).
Wash head height requires
adjustment
By using the spanners
supplied, adjust the wash
head height by loosening
the locknut, lowering the
domed nut and locking into
position on the head lift rod
(5.3.2).
7 Overfilling
of
wells
during washing
Air leaks at the waste bottle
cap
Tighten cap; replace gasket
if necessary.
8 Leakage
between
wash
cycles
Pinch valve not functioning
properly
Push the pinch valve and
pull the tubing through the
valve and reform (7.1.5).
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