Beckman Coulter Microfuge 20 Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Care and Maintenance
Cleaning
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Wash the bowl using a mild detergent such as diluted Solution 555.
a.
Rinse thoroughly and dry completely.
b.
If a cleaning solution other than Solution 555 is used, consult
Chemical Resistances
(publication IN-175) or contact the cleaning-solution vendor to verify that the solution
will not damage the centrifuge.
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Clean the centrifuge case and door by wiping with a cloth dampened with diluted Solution 555.
Dilute the detergent with water (10 parts water to 1 part detergent). Do not use acetone or other
solvents.
If the centrifuge has been contaminated with toxic, radioactive or pathogenic substances, clean
the rotor chamber immediately with a suitable decontamination agent (depending on the type
of contamination).
WARNING
Risk of personal injury or contamination. If you do not properly shield yourself
while performing service, maintenance, and troubleshooting procedures, residual
fluids in the instrument could injure or contaminate you. Beckman Coulter
recommends barrier protection, such as appropriate safety glasses, lab coat, and
gloves, be worn throughout the performance of service, maintenance, and
troubleshooting procedures to avoid contact with cleaners and/or residual fluids
in the instrument.
Immediately rinse off the rotor, buckets or accessories under running water if they have come
into contact with any liquids that may cause corrosion. Use a brush for test tubes to clean the
bores of angle rotors. Turn the rotor upside down and allow it to dry completely.
Clean the accessories outside the centrifuge once per week or preferably after each use.
Adapters should be removed, cleaned and dried.
If the rotors or accessories have been contaminated with toxic, radioactive or pathogenic
substances, clean them immediately with a suitable decontamination agent (depending on the
type of contamination). Take suitable precautions for your own safety if there is a risk of toxic,
radioactive or pathogenic contamination.
Dry accessories with a soft cloth or in a drying chamber at approximately 50°C.
The chemical resistance of plastic decreases with rising temperatures. If solvents, acids or
alkaline solutions have been used, clean the plastic accessories thoroughly.
Aluminum parts are especially susceptible to corrosion. Avoid the use of cleaning agents that
contain acid or that are alkaline on aluminum parts.
Microfuge 20R refrigerated units only: Vacuum the vents once every six months.