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Operator’s Manual
Rev 4/24/20
pg. 11
Instrument Installation
Site Requirements
To install and operate the ANKOM
DELTA
Automated Fiber Analyzer you will need the following:
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Adjustable wrench
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Water supply located within 6 feet (3 meters) of the ANKOM
DELTA
regulated to 10-20 psi or less, and
capable of heating water to 50°C for Crude Fiber and 70°C for ADF/NDF analyses
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Adequate power (see “Operating Environment” section)
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Drain
Instrument Installation Procedure
To install the ANKOM
DELTA
Automated Fiber Analyzer, follow the procedure detailed below.
1. Remove the instrument from the shipping container and place it in an area that is within 6 feet of a drain
and water supply on a surface that is firm and level. The instrument must not be subject to excessive
shock, vibration, dirt, moisture, oil, or other fluids.
IMPORTANT:
Do NOT place this instrument near microwave ovens or mechanical
devices.
Your instrument comes complete with a Power Cord, a Drain Hose, a Vent Tube, a Bag Suspender
Assembly (including Bag Suspender Trays and a Bag Suspender Weight), an Amylase Container, and,
unless otherwise agreed upon, four six foot chemical tubes for the acid detergent, neutral detergent, crude
fiber acid and crude fiber base valves.
2. With the Power Switch in the OFF position, plug the Power Cord into the Power Cord Inlet on the
instrument.
3. Plug the Power Cord into the power source.
4. Install the Water Regulator Filter assembly. Attach ¼” copper tubing to the hot water source (+50°C
Crude Fiber, +70°C ND and AD) and to the Water Supply Fitting located on the left side of the instrument.
5. Connect and secure the Drain Hose so that it will not move when hot pressurized fluid is exhausted.
6. Connect the four chemical tubes to their appropriate valves. Place the other end securely in your
chemical container. If you are using cubitainers for your chemicals, they can be placed anywhere within
six feet of the instrument. If you are using another form of chemical container (i.e. large tanks) they may
be placed anywhere within six feet of the instrument. The system will pump the chemical into the
instrument, it is not gravity fed.