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Table of Contents User’s Guide
Document 609909-AA
Biomek 2000 iii
Aspirate ....................................................................................................................3-21
Bulk Dispense ..........................................................................................................3-22
Purge ........................................................................................................................3-22
Labware Moves........................................................................................................3-23
Manual Moves .........................................................................................................3-23
Automatic Moves.....................................................................................................3-23
Editing Existing Methods ..............................................................................................3-24
Saving Methods .......................................................................................................3-24
Running a Method ..........................................................................................................3-25
Alarms and Suppress All Alarms.............................................................................3-25
Verify Configuration................................................................................................3-26
Save Preferences ......................................................................................................3-26
Dry Run....................................................................................................................3-26
Stop and Quit Functions...........................................................................................3-26
Functional Verification and Self Diagnostics .................................................................3-26
Performance Characteristics and Specifications ............................................................3-27
Basic Operating Procedures
Basic Operating Procedures .............................................................................................4-1
Editing the BioWorks Demo Method ........................................................................4-1
Changing the Initial Configuration ............................................................................4-7
Viewing and Editing a Transfer Function..................................................................4-8
Adding a Transfer Function .....................................................................................4-11
Inserting Messages and Pauses ................................................................................4-13
Saving a Method ......................................................................................................4-16
Running a Method....................................................................................................4-17
Recommended Maintenance Procedures
Maintenance Procedures...................................................................................................5-1
General Information .........................................................................................................5-1
Weekly .......................................................................................................................5-1
Perform a Position Calibrate ...............................................................................5-1
Perform Check Disk ............................................................................................5-1
Verify the Alignment Points................................................................................5-1
Check Finger Pads for Wear ...............................................................................5-2
Monthly ...............................................................................................................5-2
Semi-Annually (Every Six Months) ..........................................................................5-2
Calibrate Pipetting Tools.....................................................................................5-2