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Operation
Aerosol-tight Rotors
When using an aerosol tight lid the rotor can be removed with the lid closed. This is to
protect you and the samples.
NOTICE
Make sure that all components are safely fixed before you carry a rotor.
3. 4. 3. Rotor Lid
CAUTION
Unapproved or incorrectly combined rotors and accessories can cause serious damage
to the centrifuge.
Rotors with ClickSeal™ Biocontainment Lid
Open
The rotor lid is retained by the integrated central rotor nut.
Unlock and lift the lid by keeping the red unlocking button pressed at the handle
Close
1. Put the rotor lid on the rotor nut.
2. Push the rotor lid down until you see and hear the lock click.
If the lid does not close at all or only by force, make sure that the sealing rings are correctly
in position. Clean and lubricate them if necessary. Examine the lid mechanism for dirt and
correct functionality. Replace damaged parts immediately.
Rotors with Screw-on Lid
Open
The rotor lid is screwed to the rotor body.
1. Turn the rotor handle counter-clockwise to remove the lid.
2. Lift the rotor lid.
Close
The rotor lid is screwed to the rotor body.
1. Put the rotor lid onto the rotor.
2. Turn the rotor handle clockwise to install the lid.
Operating the Rotor without the Rotor Lid
If you plan to operate the rotor without the lid you must remove the seals.
