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General| Brand | Bruker |
|---|---|
| Model | NMR 400 89 Ascend DNP |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Manual provides essential information on handling the magnet system and its components safely.
Outlines manufacturer's disclaimer for damages resulting from non-compliance or misuse.
Information on obtaining technical support from Bruker Service via phone or email.
Details where warranty terms for the magnet system can be found.
States restrictions on reproduction and use of the publication's content.
Illustrates and explains the main components of the NMR magnet system.
Defines qualifications for personnel operating or servicing the magnet system.
Lists duties of the customer for safe system operation and maintenance.
Explains hazard symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution) and notices.
Summarizes residual risks from analysis, emphasizing adherence to safety instructions.
Details the safety devices equipped on the cryostat for safe operation.
Provides guidance on preparations and actions during emergencies.
Instructions for informing the fire department about system risks and quench characteristics.
Emphasizes obeying instructions for safe delivery and handling of shipping boxes.
Describes the cryostat packaging and environmentally friendly disposal methods.
Guidelines for inspecting delivery for damage and using transport control systems.
Covers safe procedures for moving the system using forklifts, pallet jacks, and cranes.
Provides instructions for storing the cryostat and accessories, and for final disposal.
Specifies that assembly must only be performed by Bruker Service personnel.
Highlights safety warnings related to magnetic fields, cryogenics, electricity, and pressure.
Step-by-step guide for performing the sweep procedure on the magnet system.
Instructions for starting and stopping the magnet stand with pneumatic isolators.
Emphasizes that troubleshooting requires approved qualifications and contacting Bruker Service.
Detailed guide for identifying and resolving common issues during various operational phases.
Steps to follow after a magnet quench event to ensure safe system recovery.
Stresses the need for approved qualifications and adherence to safety warnings.
Instructions for cleaning the magnet system and stand using appropriate methods.
Provides a schedule for daily and weekly checks and refills for system upkeep.
States that disassembling the system must only be performed by Bruker Service personnel.
Lists and explains various warning signs used on the magnet system.
Provides a list of all figures and their corresponding page numbers in the manual.
Lists all tables and their page numbers for quick reference.
Defines technical terms and acronyms used throughout the manual.
Details environmental conditions, dimensions, fill volumes, and sensor specifications for the cryostat.
Covers magnet specifications, operating modes, fringe field plots, and coil data.
Illustrates magnetic field distribution around the magnet system.
Provides specifications for the sweep coil and its operating modes.
Details the pin configurations and connections for current leads.
Illustrates electrical connections for magnet control, diagnostics, and sensors.
Explains the use of shorting plugs and mounting devices for system setup.
Lists resistance values, heater currents, and power supply settings.
Defines magnetic center location and procedures for cycling assignments.
Provides templates for recording nitrogen and helium refill logs.
Alphabetical listing of topics and their page numbers for easy navigation.
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