What happens if the rotor is still spinning when power is restored after a power failure in Beckman Coulter Optima XE?
If the rotor is still spinning when power is restored after a power failure, the instrument returns to the set speed and resumes incrementing the run timer.
What happens if the rotor has stopped spinning when power is restored after a power failure in Beckman Coulter Optima XE?
If the rotor has stopped spinning when power is restored after a power failure, the instrument cancels the run and sends a diagnostic message to alert you that the run was cancelled due to a power failure.
What to do if the chamber door needs to be opened after all procedures are followed on Beckman Coulter Optima XE Laboratory Equipment?
If the chamber door needs to be opened after all procedures are followed, but the rotor is still spinning, close the door and wait for the rotor to stop.
What to do if power failure lasts for several hours in Beckman Coulter Optima XE?
If a power failure lasts for several hours, you may have to remove the sample from the rotor while there is no power to the instrument.
What to do if you detect any sounds or vibrations coming from the drive when removing the front panel of Beckman Coulter Optima XE?
If you detect any sounds or vibrations coming from the drive when removing the front panel, do not go further and wait for the rotor to come to a stop.
What to do when restoring Beckman Coulter Optima XE Laboratory Equipment to operating condition after retrieving a sample?
When restoring the instrument to operating condition after retrieving your sample, follow the steps outlined to secure the chamber and reconnect to the power supply.
What to do if you hear a whining noise when you begin to vent the chamber of Beckman Coulter Laboratory Equipment?
If you hear a whining noise when you begin to vent the chamber, you must close the vent port immediately and wait for the rotor to come to a stop.
What to do while working on the inside of Beckman Coulter Optima XE if any maintenance procedure requiring removal of a panel becomes necessary?
If any maintenance procedure requiring removal of a panel becomes necessary while working on the inside of the instrument, turn the power switch OFF, and then disconnect the instrument from the main power source by removing its power plug from the receptacle.
General| User Interface | Touchscreen |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Power Requirements | Varies by model |
| Maximum Speed | 100, 000 rpm |
| Maximum RCF | 802, 000 x g |
| Programming | Yes |
| Voltage | 200-240 V |
| Control Panel | Touchscreen LCD |
| Type | Preparative Ultracentrifuge |
Defines Danger, Warning, Caution, Important, and Note signal words for hazard communication.
Covers general safety, information, installation, and service guidelines for safe operation.
Details safety for power, fuses, mechanical, chemical, liquid handling, and environmental compliance.
Explains instrument labels, symbols, certifications, and radio interference.
Describes the Optima XE centrifuge's purpose and general features.
Details major parts like touch screen, rotor chamber, vacuum, and drive systems.
Outlines essential safety mechanisms like door interlock, imbalance detection, and overspeed protection.
Provides detailed specs on speed, time, temperature, physical dimensions, electrical, and environmental requirements.
Identifies main screen areas (Header, Footer, Display) and navigation buttons.
Details the purpose of Home, Menu, Status, and Help buttons within the header.
Explains Start, Stop, Vacuum, System Name, and Accel/Decel controls in the footer.
Guides on how to access and utilize the instrument's built-in help system.
Step-by-step instructions for setting parameters and starting a standard centrifuge run.
Detailed guide for advanced Zonal and Continuous Flow operations, including preparation and execution.
Overview of the Home Page, displaying current run status and settings for speed, time, and temperature.
Details on setting speed, time, temperature, and acceleration/deceleration profiles for a run.
Covers authorization and operation of Zonal and Continuous Flow modes.
Accessing system options, language, date/time, sound, catalogs, and diagnostic history.
Instructions for cleaning instrument surfaces, rotor chamber, and O-ring.
Procedures for safely decontaminating and sterilizing the instrument.
Understanding instrument error messages, diagnostics, and user alerts.
Steps to retrieve samples after power failure and guidelines for storage and transport.
Requirements for instrument installation including space, safety, ventilation, and temperature.
Details power supply, wiring, grounding, and circuit protection for safe operation.
Terms and conditions of the product warranty, including replacement policy.
Details the warranty coverage specifically for the instrument's drive system.
Explains the meaning of diagnostic messages and their severity.
Provides a comprehensive list of error codes and recommended corrective actions.
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