How to troubleshoot an inoperative CEM Laboratory Equipment?
If your CEM Laboratory Equipment is inoperative, make sure the power cord is correctly plugged into both the system and a dedicated, grounded outlet—using a power cord with the appropriate rating. Then, check that the power switch is in the “on” position. If these steps don't solve the problem, contact CEM Corporation as the fuse may be blown.
What to do if my CEM Laboratory Equipment has no microwave power?
If your CEM Laboratory Equipment isn't showing any microwave power, ensure the MARS 6 door is completely closed before you hit start. Also, double-check that you've selected the correct power percentage, referring to the “Method” section for programming guidance. Finally, make sure the line voltage is within the required specifications.
What to do if CEM Laboratory Equipment temperature is not reading correctly?
If the temperature reading on your CEM Laboratory Equipment is incorrect, start by cleaning the iWave sensors with a lint-free damp cloth. If the issue continues, calibrate the sensor using the AutoCal Calibration device, following the procedure outlined in this manual. If you don't have the AutoCal calibration device, contact CEM Corporation.
General| Brand | CEM |
|---|---|
| Model | MARS 6 iWave |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains safety alert words (NOTE, CAUTION, WARNING, HOT) used in the manual.
Provides an overview of the MARS 6 iWave Microwave Digestion System's design and purpose.
Lists precautions for safe operation involving microwave energy and vessel handling.
Outlines safety measures related to the instrument's electrical and mechanical components.
Warns about specific chemical compounds that should not be used for digestion.
Identifies and describes the main external components of the MARS 6 instrument.
Identifies and describes the rear and side external components of the MARS 6 instrument.
Details the components within the microwave cavity, including seals, covers, and sensors.
Provides a visual guide to the meaning of various icons used in the software interface.
Describes the initial screen displayed upon system startup and its navigation options.
Explains the method library interface for both One Touch and Classic methods.
Introduces the System Settings menu and its main sections for configuring the instrument.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely unpacking the MARS 6 iWave instrument.
Details the essential steps for connecting and preparing the instrument for operation.
Step-by-step guide to programming new methods using the One Touch feature.
Instructs users to contact CEM Corporation for creating Classic Methods.
States that One Touch Methods cannot be edited.
Explains how to remove methods from the system.
Details the process of exporting methods to a USB drive.
Explains how to import methods from a USB drive into the system.
Provides instructions for administrators to add new user accounts to the system.
Guides administrators on how to modify or remove existing user accounts.
Explains how to enable or disable the automatic login feature for the system.
Describes how administrators can set password criteria for all user accounts.
Details how to access, print, and export run data and method information.
Explains how to view, filter, print, and export the system's activity log.
Provides instructions on how to capture and save screenshots from the MARS 6 interface.
Guides users through verifying iWave sensor temperatures using the AutoCal device.
Details the procedure for calibrating the iWave temperature sensors.
Explains how to calibrate the instrument's turntable for accurate positioning.
Describes the procedure to measure the instrument's actual microwave power output.
Explains the function of the optional internal thermal printer.
Provides instructions on how to replace the paper roll in the internal printer.
Guides users on downloading and installing software/firmware updates for the MARS 6.
Outlines cleaning procedures to be performed after each use of the instrument.
Specifies the daily maintenance task for the instrument.
Details the recommended weekly maintenance procedures for the instrument.
Recommends annual preventative maintenance by a certified technician.
Lists maintenance tasks that should be performed as required.
Provides a guide to common issues and their resolutions for the MARS 6 instrument.
Specifies the necessary environmental and space requirements for installing the instrument.
Details the electrical specifications, voltage, and plug type for the MARS 6.
Lists the environmental conditions required for optimal instrument operation.
Defines key terms and concepts related to the MARS 6 system and its operation.
Outlines the terms, coverage, and duration of the manufacturer's warranty.
Lists the actions required by the purchaser to ensure warranty coverage.
Provides instructions on contacting CEM for service and repair.
Provides contact information for obtaining application-specific support and resources.
Offers contact details for troubleshooting and resolving technical issues with the instrument.
Lists the main contact details for CEM Corporation, including addresses and phone numbers.
Provides contact information for CEM's international offices and subsidiaries.
Directs users to the CEM website to find a list of authorized dealers.
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