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ELITechGroup CYTOPRO 7622 User Manual

ELITechGroup CYTOPRO 7622
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Table of Contents

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ELITechGroup CYTOPRO 7622 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandELITechGroup
ModelCYTOPRO 7622
CategoryLaboratory Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Cytopro Cytocentrifuge Overview

Provides an overview of the Cytopro Cytocentrifuge, its installation, operation, and maintenance.

Using this Manual

Instructions on how to use the manual for installing, operating, and maintaining the Cytopro Cytocentrifuge.

Safety Regulations

Details safety regulations for electrical control, regulating, and laboratory devices.

Understanding Warnings

Explains the different levels of warnings used in the manual (Warning, Caution, Note).

Specific Warnings

Highlights important safety precautions to avoid injury or instrument damage.

Functional Description

Describes the Cytopro as a cytocentrifuge system for depositing cells onto microscope slides.

Key Features

Lists the main features of the Cytopro Cytocentrifuge, such as chamber types and programmability.

Table 1: Cytopro Specifications

Lists detailed technical specifications for the Cytopro Cytocentrifuge.

Table 2: Cytopro Rotor Specifications

Provides specifications related to the Cytopro rotor, including sample well capacity and rotor dimensions.

Table 3: Sample Treatment Options

Suggests procedures for various fluids, including sample prep, volume, speed, and time.

Table 4: Explanation of Symbols

Defines various symbols used in the manual, such as biological hazards and CE marking.

Figure 1: The Cytopro Cytocentrifuge

Illustrates the main components of the Cytopro Cytocentrifuge with labels.

Figure 2: Instrument Rear Panel

Shows the rear panel of the instrument and identifies its ports and controls.

The Cytopro Rotor

Describes the Cytopro rotor, its capacity, and its features for holding slides and chambers.

Sample Chamber Holder

Explains the function of the sample chamber holder in maintaining seals and facilitating loading/unloading.

Figure 3: The Cytopro Rotor and Lid

Provides a diagram of the Cytopro rotor and lid with numbered components.

Figure 4: Front Panel and Touchscreen

Illustrates the front panel and touchscreen interface of the Cytopro Cytocentrifuge.

Single Sample Chamber

Details the features of the single sample chamber, including its loading port system.

Tunnel Port

Explains the function of the tunnel port for fluid loading and sample treatment flexibility.

Sample Port

Describes how to load samples into the sample port of the chamber.

Chamber Pressure Ring

Explains the role of the pressure ring in sealing the Cytopad against the slide.

Figure 5: Single Chamber Assembly

Shows an exploded view of the single chamber assembly with labeled parts.

Dual Sample Chambers

Describes dual sample chambers and their ability to place two specimen spots on one slide.

Dual Chamber Wells

Details the capacity of dual chamber wells and how to load sample fluid.

Figure 6: Dual Sample Chamber

Illustrates the dual sample chamber assembly with labeled components.

Cytopro Magnum® Sample Chambers

Describes the disposable Cytopro Magnum chamber for placing a larger specimen spot.

Sample Well

Explains the sample well capacity of the Magnum chamber and loading procedures.

Chamber Sealing Gasket

Details the function of the sealing gasket in the Magnum chamber to prevent leaks.

Fluid Absorption Chambers

Describes the fluid absorption chambers in the Magnum system and the absorbent media.

Figure 7: Cytopro Magnum Chamber

Shows a diagram of the Cytopro Magnum chamber with its components.

Cytopad® Absorption Pads

Explains the function and types (slow/fast) of Cytopad absorption pads for cell sedimentation.

Figure 8: Cytopad Absorption Pads

Illustrates Cytopad absorption pads, highlighting flow control rings and indexing notches.

Chamber Frame

Describes the chamber frames, their compatibility with pads, and indexing pins.

Figure 9: Chamber Frame

Shows a diagram of the chamber frame with clearance cutaway and indexing pins.

Microscope Slides

Discusses the use of standard and specially designed Elitech Group slides for the Cytopro system.

Figure 10: Microscope Slides

Displays images of Elitech Group's uncoated and coated microscope slides.

Barcode Reader

Mentions the availability of an optional barcode reader for the Cytopro Cytocentrifuge.

Figure 11: Barcode Reader

Shows an image of the optional barcode reader accessory.

1.2 Touchscreen and User Interface

Explains how users control instrument functions via the interactive touchscreen display.

Table 5: Front Panel/Main Screen Function Keys

Lists and describes the function keys on the front panel and main screen of the instrument.

Table 5: Front Panel/Main Screen Function Keys (continued)

Lists and describes additional function keys on the front panel and main screen.

Table 6: System Setup Keys

Lists and describes the function keys found within the System Setup menu.

Table 6: System Setup Keys (continued)

Lists and describes additional function keys within the System Setup menu.

1.3 Instrument Setup

Provides instructions for unpacking, installing, and connecting the Cytopro Cytocentrifuge.

Unpacking and Installing the Instrument

Step-by-step guide for unpacking and setting up the instrument.

Connecting Power

Instructions on how to connect the instrument to a power source safely.

SECTION 2 CONTROLLING AND CUSTOMIZING CYTOCENTRIFUGE FUNCTIONS

2.1 System Setup Menu

Explains how to access and use the System Setup menu for controlling instrument settings.

Accessing the System Setup Menu

Guides the user on how to navigate to the System Setup menu.

Creating a Cytocentrifuge Program

Step-by-step instructions for creating new cytocentrifuge programs.

Editing a Cytocentrifuge Program

Instructions on how to modify existing cytocentrifuge programs.

Changing the Program Name

Details the process for renaming a cytocentrifuge program.

Deleting a Cytocentrifuge Program

Guides users on how to remove unwanted cytocentrifuge programs.

Administrator and User Accounts

Explains the system for managing administrator and user accounts.

Creating an Administrator Account

Step-by-step guide to creating a new administrator account.

Creating User Accounts

Instructions for creating new user accounts on the system.

Managing User Access

Describes options for managing user access levels and permissions.

User Login/Logout

Details the process for users to log in and out of the cytocentrifuge.

Changing User Language

Instructions for changing the display language of the instrument.

Setting the Date and Time

Guides users on how to set the instrument's date and time.

System Log

Describes the system log which records instrument activity like logins and cycles.

Accessing Logs

Instructions on how to view the instrument's system log.

Exporting Logs

Guides users on exporting log files to a flash drive.

Controlling Beeper Alerts

Explains how to adjust beeper volumes and enable/disable startup alerts.

Slide and Specimen Tracking

Details the options for enabling slide and specimen tracking features.

Enable Cyto Slide Tracking

Instructions on how to activate the Cyto Slide Tracking feature.

Enable Manual Entry

Explains how to enable manual entry for slide information.

Restoring Software Defaults

Guides users on restoring system settings or cytocentrifuge programs to factory defaults.

2.2 Recording Specimen and Slide Information

Provides instructions for recording specimen and slide information.

Scanning Slides with the Barcode Reader

Details the process of scanning slides using the barcode reader.

Manually Entering Specimen Information

Instructions for manually entering slide and specimen information.

2.3 The Help Menu

Describes the onscreen help function and how to use it.

Basic Operation

Lists topics covered in the basic operation section of the help menu.

Cytocentrifuge Use

Lists topics related to using the cytocentrifuge available in the help menu.

Using Help

Guides on how to access and navigate the help function.

SECTION 3 OPERATING THE CYTOCENTRIFUGE

3.1 Running a Cytocentrifuge Cycle

Provides instructions on how to perform a cytocentrifuge cycle, including preparation and loading.

Suggested Cytocentrifugation Protocol

Outlines the recommended steps for performing a cytocentrifuge cycle.

Balancing the Rotor

Explains the importance and procedure for balancing the rotor.

Preparing and Loading Slides

Details the steps for preparing and loading microscope slides into the rotor.

Preparing and Loading Slides (continued)

Continues instructions for preparing and loading slides, including slide tracking.

Loading Chambers into the Rotor

Guides on how to load single, dual, and Magnum chambers into the rotor.

Loading Samples

Details how to load samples into the chambers, including warnings.

Performing a Cytocentrifuge Cycle

Step-by-step guide to initiating and running a cytocentrifuge cycle.

Unloading the Rotor

Instructions for safely unloading the rotor after a cycle, including handling slides.

Unloading the Rotor (continued)

Continues instructions for unloading the rotor, focusing on Magnum chambers.

Separating Chambers from Cytopads

Details how to separate used Cytopads from reusable chambers.

Attaching Cytopads to Chambers

Guides on how to attach new Cytopads to chambers for reuse.

SECTION 4 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY

4.1 Routine and Preventive Maintenance

Outlines routine maintenance tasks and preventive measures for the Cytopro.

Check Seals

Instructions for inspecting and replacing hub and bowl seals.

Lubricate Lid Latch Mechanism

Details the procedure for lubricating the lid latch mechanism.

Figure 9: Lubricating the Carousel Locking Pin

Illustrates the process of lubricating the carousel locking pin.

Replacing Fuses

Provides a step-by-step guide on how to safely replace fuses in the instrument.

4.2 Cleaning and Decontamination Procedures

Details procedures for cleaning and decontaminating the Cytopro rotor and chambers.

Cleaning the Case Exterior and Lid

Instructions for cleaning the external surfaces of the instrument.

Cleaning the Instrument Bowl and Inner Lid

Guides on how to clean the inside of the instrument bowl and inner lid.

Chemically Disinfecting the Rotor

Provides steps for chemically disinfecting the rotor.

Autoclaving the Rotor

Instructions for autoclaving the rotor for sterilization.

Chemically Disinfecting Single or Dual Chambers

Provides steps for chemically disinfecting single or dual chambers.

Autoclaving Single or Dual Chambers

Instructions for autoclaving single or dual chambers.

4.3 Shipping or Disposing of the Instrument and Rotor

Provides guidelines for shipping and disposing of the instrument and rotor.

Shipping the Instrument or Rotor

Details requirements for disinfecting and preparing the instrument for shipping.

Hazard Free Certification Form

Explains the need for and completion of a Hazard Free Certification Form.

Disposing of the Instrument or Rotor

Outlines procedures for safely disposing of the instrument and rotor according to regulations.

SECTION 5 SOLVING PROBLEMS

5.1 Troubleshooting

Helps identify and solve routine problems with the Cytopro Cytocentrifuge.

Table 7: General Troubleshooting and Diagnosis

Provides a table of common problems and their solutions.

Error messages on the screen.

Explains how to interpret and resolve error messages displayed by the instrument.

5.2 Calibrating the Touchscreen

Provides instructions for calibrating the touchscreen display.

SECTION 6 CUSTOMER SERVICE

Customer Service

Information on how to contact Elitech Group's Service Department for assistance.

European Authorized Representative

Contact information for the authorized representative in Europe.

APPENDIX A

Critical Reagent Components

Identifies critical chemicals in reagents and associated risk and safety phrases.

APPENDIX B

Accessories and Supplies

Lists available replacement parts, accessories, and supplies for the Cytopro Cytocentrifuge.

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