Gilson PIPETMAN Classic P10, Руководство пользователя

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PIPETMAN® CLASSIC
Autoclaving
The upper part (body) and the piston assembly
of the pipette are not autoclavable. Only the
following parts may be autoclaved: tip ejector,
tip holder, and connecting nut. The O-ring and
seal are not autoclavable. They may be cleaned
or replaced with the ones found in SPARE PARTS
on page 21.
1.
Clean the parts to be autoclaved, especially
the tip holder.
2. Put the parts in an autoclaving sack.
3. Autoclave for 20 minutes at 121°C, 0.1 MPa.
4. Check that the parts are dry before
reassembling the pipette.
5. Set the pipette aside equilibrate at room
temperature.
6. Reassemble the pipette (refer to Figure 7 on
page 16).
Chemical Decontamination
You may choose to decontaminate your pipette
chemically, in accordance with your own
procedures. Whatever decontaminant you use,
check with the supplier of the decontaminant
to verify it is compatible with stainless steel
and the plastics used in the construction of the
pipette: PA (Polyamide), PBT (Polybutylene
Terephtalate), PC (Polycarbonate), PC/PBT
(Polycarbonate/ Polybutylene Terephtalate),
POM (Polyoxymethylene), or PVDF
(Polyvinylidene Fluoride).
Upper Part (handle)
1. Wipe the upper part (handle) of the pipette
with a soft cloth or lint-free tissue soaked
with the chosen decontaminant.
2. Wipe the upper part of the pipette with
a soft cloth or lint-free tissue soaked with
distilled water or sterile water.
Lower Part (volumetric module)
Only the following components can be immersed
in a decontaminant solution: connecting nut, tip
ejector, tip holder, piston assembly, seal, and
O-ring.