What to do if adapters stick in Beckman Coulter buckets?
To prevent adapters from sticking in buckets after centrifugation in your Beckman Coulter equipment, apply a thin film of powder, such as talcum powder, to the tube adapter rubber bases after cleaning or as required.
Why is my Beckman Coulter bottle leaking (bottles with cap assemblies)?
Leakage in bottles with cap assemblies in Beckman Coulter equipment can occur due to: * Moisture or lubrication on the cap or sealing surface. Ensure the O-ring, plug, and bottle lip are dry and free of lubrication before use. * A damaged or defective O-ring or gasket. Replace the O-ring or gasket. * Insufficiently tightened cap. Tighten the cap securely. * An uneven sealing surface on the bottle. Replace the bottle. * Overfilled tube. If using threaded caps without inserts or O-rings, keep the meniscus lower to prevent leakage.
What to do if my Beckman Coulter rotor lid is hard to remove?
If you're having trouble removing the rotor lid, canister cover, or bucket cover from your Beckman Coulter equipment after centrifugation, it could be due to a vacuum buildup inside the container. Try lifting the vent plug on buckets or canister covers with vents to relieve the vacuum. Alternatively, the threads may be contaminated with dirt, dried lubricant, or metal particles, or they may be insufficiently lubricated. Routinely clean metal threads with a diluted solution of Solution 555 (10 parts water to 1 part detergent), and then lubricate them with Spinkote.
What to do if rotor temperature exceeds temperature setting by more than 4°C in Beckman Coulter Avanti J-E Laboratory Equipment?
If the rotor temperature exceeds the temperature setting by more than 4°C but less than 8°C in your Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment, press CE to clear the message.
How to fix rotor calibration error in Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment?
If your Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment shows a rotor calibration error: * Make sure the rotor in use is a compatible Beckman Coulter rotor. * Contact Beckman Coulter Customer Service.
What to do if entered rotor number is not the same as the rotor identified in Beckman Coulter Avanti J-E Laboratory Equipment?
If the entered rotor number is not the same as the rotor identified on your Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment, press CE to clear the message and enter the correct rotor entry code.
What to do if no magnets identified in Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment?
If your Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment indicates that no magnets are identified or that magnets are incorrectly identified, press CE to clear the message. If the problem repeats, check rotor magnets or contact Beckman Coulter Customer Service.
Why my Beckman Coulter Avanti J-E Laboratory Equipment cannot maintain temperature?
If your Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment cannot maintain temperature: * Check the air filter and replace it if it's dirty. * Contact Beckman Coulter Customer Service.
What to do if required vacuum level not reached in Beckman Coulter Avanti J-E Laboratory Equipment?
If your Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment is not reaching the required vacuum level in the allowed time, check and clean the door sealing area and door gasket. Also, wipe any ice and excess moisture from the chamber. If the issue continues, contact Beckman Coulter Customer Service.
What to do if there is no rotor installed in Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment?
If your Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment indicates that there is no rotor installed, or that the drive belt is loose or broken, first install the rotor according to the applicable rotor manual. If the rotor is installed when the message appears, contact Beckman Coulter Customer Service.
General| Model | Avanti J-E |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Beckman Coulter |
| Maximum Speed | 21, 000 rpm |
| Temperature Range | -10°C to 40°C |
| Control Interface | Digital |
| Weight | 400 kg |
| Refrigeration System | CFC-free |
| Power Requirements | 200-240 V, 50/60 Hz |
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