Draminski Mastitis, Руководство пользователя

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CARE & CLEANING
WHEN USED REPETITIVELY, RINSING BETWEEN QUARTERS OR
BETWEEN COWS IS NOT USUALLY NECESSARY.
Milk does not wet or stick to the polypropylene cup and any minute
droplets remaining after a shake are too insignificant to materially
affect the next reading.
Rinsing with water to prevent milk fat drying on the terminals, is only
necessary when the detector is not in constant use. It is also
recommended whenever subclinical mastitis has been detected in a
milk sample to avoid affecting the next reading.
DO NOT USE BOILING OR VERY HOT WATER for washing or
immersing the instrument;
DO NOT DRY THE DETECTOR IN AN OVEN OR MICROWAVE, OR
STORE IN AN ENVIRONMENT ABOVE 50 DEGREES C AS DAMAGE TO
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS CAN RESULT.
When not in use clean the Detector with methylated spirits or
detergent, rinse and dry, and store in its box in a dry place at normal
room temperature.
In regions with high iron, calcium or phosphate levels in water, the
terminals in the measurement cup should be periodically cleaned with
a mildly abrasive kitchen detergent to remove any chemical residue
or oxidation.
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BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Under normal use, power consumption is very low and a 9 volt
alkaline battery will provide many thousands of tests.
Lower battery power is indicated by the words “LO BAT” flashing on
the LCD. A new battery is required when this indicator appears.
To change the battery:
1.
Unscrew both screws which fix the small cover on the end of the
handle.
2. Remove the battery from inside the handle and unclip the battery
harness.
3. Clip the harness onto a new 9 volt or 9 volt alkaline battery, insert
the battery into the handle.
4. Replace the cover, ensure the rubber gasket is in place and tighten
the screws.
TECHNICAL DATA
Total weight: approx. 300 gm
Power: 9 volt battery, standard or alkaline
Power consumption: approx. 12 mA
Display: LCD 3.5 digits
Smallest unit: 10 units
Low - battery indicator: LO BAT
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