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PIPETMAN® M
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USER’S GUIDE
Service Information
PIPETMAN M provides you with all required service information. It will help you
establish an easy diagnosis and plan any service operation with your accredited Gilson
service center.
You will find in the
SERVICE menu following sub menus:
● Disassembly
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Service info
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Service settings
● Pipette info
The navigation of the menu is always done in the same way. Make your selection by
rotating the push button, enter and confirm with a simple click.
● Disassembly:
○
The multichannel models should not be disassembled: only the push button
and the tip ejector can be replaced.
○ Only the lower part of the single models can be disassembled, the push
button, the connecting nut, and the tip ejector can be replaced.
○ This option allows you to disassemble the lower part safely (protection of the
piston and the actuator). If you select disassembly, the following screen appears:
“Now, you can remove the lower part of your pipette with complete security”.
● Service info provides you with maintenance information; you cannot modify any of
the items:
○
Number of pipetting cycles since last maintenance.
○ Number of weeks since last maintenance.
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Service settings gives you the option to organize your maintenance, you can set
following service points:
○ Number of cycles until next maintenance.
○
Number of weeks until next service.
○ Service date.
○ Activate or deactivate the Service alert.
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Pipette info provides information about your pipette; you cannot modify any of
the items:
○ Version of firmware.
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Serial number.
○ Total number of cycles (one cycle: up and down of the piston).
○ Number of readjustments carried out by this pipette.
NOTE
Changes of service settings will reset all the service info to zero.
● Replace spare parts (for detailed information refer to Chapter 14 Maintenance and
Chapter 19
Safety Precautions and Limitation of Use
on page 31).
● Prepare the pipette for cleaning or autoclaving by “disassembly” of the parts
specified (refer to Chapter 15 Cleaning and Decontamination on page 26).