Bio-Tek ELx405, Руководство оператора

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Troubleshooting Charts
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Fluid Leakage
Problem Possible Cause Possible Solution
Defective seals. Replace individual seals at the front
of the manifold, or o-rings at the rear
of the manifold (see Cleaning the
Manifold in Ch. 4 ).
Replace o-rings on washer manifold
inlet fittings.
Contact Bio-Tek TAC.
Fluid
leaking
from
manifold.
Aspiration tubes only:
vacuum too low.
Check waste connector tubes; make
sure they are properly connected to
the manifold.
If you are using an in-line vacuum
filter, check the filter for clogging,
and replace if necessary.
Check seal of waste bottle covers.
Check for air leaks in the waste
tubing and bottles.
Use a slower Aspiration Rate in the
program (see Define Wash
ASPIRATION Program Options in
Ch. 3 ).
Defective tubing
connector or inlet
tubing.
Contact Bio-Tek TAC. Fluid
leaking
from
underneath
the washer.
Leaking valve. Contact Bio-Tek TAC.
Defective connector. Replace connector.
Worn tubing. Replace tubing, or cut back tubing
one inch (to remove worn section).
Fluid
leaking
from
external
tubing
connector.
Worn seal (inlet or
vacuum fitting).
Replace filter or seal (see
Connecting the Tubes and Bottles
in Ch. 2 ).
ELx405 Operator's Guide