OmniSense ARELCO CIP10, Руководство пользователя

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USAGE
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with respect to the diffuser. Check that there’s a
cover on the head of the selection chamber.
When using the
CIP10 in the presence of fibrous
vegetable products (cotton, flax, etc.), it is appropri-
ate to fit the sampling head with an anti-fiber grill (9)
to avoid the partial obstruction of the aspiration slit
and selector orifices.
CIP 10 I FRACTION SELECTOR
Choose an inhalable cone: a metallic part shaped
like a funnel (11). Check the condition of its inner
surface; it should be free of scratches, pits and
deposits.
Fit this part on the top part of the diffuser.
Screw the selection chamber on the diffuser’s upper
threading. Using the screw (4) mounted on the lug,
prevent any possible rotation of the selection cham-
ber with respect to the diffuser. Check that there’s a
cover on the head of the selection chamber.
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ROTATING CUP FOR THE CIP 10
Take the rotating cup and place the corresponding
polyurethane foam inside (see the table on page 12).
Allow it to extend about a millimeter over the edge.
Complete its placement by pressing the cup against
a clean, flat surface.
Weigh the prepared cup (see analysis of samples in
ATTACHMENT B page 24). Put it in place on the
motor shaft by pushing it on the axis all the way to
stop. Run the instrument for a few seconds to verify
that the cup turns freely.
ROTATING CUP FOR THE CIP 10 M
Before starting collection, the cup and collection
head must be sterilized (in an autoclave or with sol-
vent). The rotating cup must be filled with 2 to
2.5 cm
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of collection liquid (distilled water: pyrogen
free, peptonized solution, etc.). Any potential excess
solution will be spun off when the cup starts rotating
at the beginning of collection.