What to do if BIORIDGE TDZ4-WS Laboratory Equipment displays error E4?
If your BIORIDGE Laboratory Equipment shows error code E4, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, ensure that the door lid is completely closed during operation. If the error persists, the limit switch of the door lid lock might be faulty. In this case, you should check and replace the limit switch.
What to do if BIORIDGE TDZ4-WS Laboratory Equipment displays error E7?
If your BIORIDGE Laboratory Equipment displays error E7, there are a couple of potential causes. It could be due to no power for the motor, in which case you should check and replace the motor drive module. Alternatively, the motor shaft might be blocked, requiring you to check and replace the motor.
Why does my BIORIDGE Laboratory Equipment show error E6?
Error E6 on your BIORIDGE Laboratory Equipment indicates a motor drive module fault. To resolve this, you should check and replace the motor drive module.
Safety guidelines for installing and maintaining the centrifuge.
Precautions regarding the electrical system and power connection.
Guidelines to prevent fire hazards during operation.
Essential rules for operating the centrifuge safely.
Safety measures for handling hazardous biological or chemical samples.
Categorization of the centrifuge based on its properties.
Explanation of the centrifuge's model name and components.
Overview of the physical structure of the main centrifuge unit.
Detailed explanation of the control panel and its functions.
Necessary conditions and steps for proper centrifuge installation.
Procedures for adjusting the centrifuge after installation.
Steps to check the rotor and tubes before starting operation.
Instructions for correctly installing the centrifuge rotor.
Guidance on loading samples into tubes and placing them in the rotor.
Procedure for securely closing the centrifuge door lid.
How to configure the desired speed and operational duration.
Procedures for initiating and concluding the centrifugation process.
Steps for safely removing the rotor after operation.
Procedure for removing the rotor when replacing it.
Instructions on how to replace a blown fuse safely.
Guidelines for safely transporting the centrifuge.
Recommendations for storing the centrifuge when unused.
General| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | AC 220V 50Hz |
| Power Consumption | 100W |
| Type | Centrifuge |
| Noise Level | ≤60 dB |
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