What does E-01 | E-13 mean on my Fisher Scientific Laboratory Equipment?
Error codes E-01 or E-13 on your Fisher Scientific Laboratory Equipment indicates an internal program error. Try switching the instrument off and then on again. If the error persists, contact a service representative.
What does E-41 | E-56 mean on my Fisher Scientific Laboratory Equipment?
Error codes E-41 or E-56 on your Fisher Scientific Laboratory Equipment indicate an internal program error. Try switching the instrument off and on again. If the error persists, contact a service representative.
Why do the displays fail briefly on my Fisher Scientific Laboratory Equipment?
Brief display failures on your Fisher Scientific Laboratory Equipment could be due to a brief interruption in the main connection. Here’s what to do: Turn off the mains switch, check whether the mains power cord is connected properly, and then restart the centrifuge.
Why do the displays remain dark on my Fisher Scientific Laboratory Equipment?
If the displays on your Fisher Scientific Laboratory Equipment remain dark, the issue might be a mains voltage disconnection. First, check if the mains switch is turned on. Then, check the mains connection. If the connection is okay, contact the service representative.
General| Brand | Fisher Scientific |
|---|---|
| Model | AccuSpin Micro 17 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains potential hazards to persons and damage to the centrifuge.
Symbol denoting hot surfaces as a potential hazard.
General danger area symbol and advice to read manual.
Symbol indicating general hints and advice.
Guidelines for correct operation and intended use of the centrifuge.
Warnings against incorrect handling and potential damage.
Safety precautions when centrifuging hazardous materials.
Instructions for safely handling the centrifuge unit.
Criteria for selecting a suitable installation location.
Guidelines for safely transporting and installing the centrifuge.
Specific instructions for centrifuges with refrigeration units.
Instructions for connecting the centrifuge to the power supply.
Steps to remove transport protection before operation.
Lists the components included with the centrifuge.
Details the safety features integrated into the centrifuge.
Describes the characteristics and features of the centrifuge.
Explains the functionality of the "quick run" feature.
Details available rotors for the AccuSpin Micro 17.
Details available rotors for the AccuSpin Micro 17R.
Information about available adapters for the centrifuge.
Table detailing performance specs for AccuSpin Micro 17 rotors.
Table detailing performance specs for AccuSpin Micro 17R rotors.
Guidelines for rotor temperature usage.
Information on the service life and care of rotors.
Description of the spring-lock rotor lid mechanism.
Instructions for properly closing the rotor lid.
Procedures for operating the centrifuge without a rotor lid.
Details on using rotor lids with screw plugs.
Guidelines for aerosol-tight operation and sample filling.
Procedures for ensuring aerosol containment during operation.
Instructions and warnings regarding maximum rotor load.
Guidance on filling centrifuge tubes and maintaining balance.
Instructions for symmetrical loading of tubes into the rotor.
How to set operating parameters like speed and RCF.
How to switch between speed and RCF display modes.
Steps to set the desired rotational speed.
Steps to set the desired relative centrifugal force (RCF).
Explanation of RCF calculation and factors affecting it.
How to set the desired centrifugation run time.
Instructions for operating the centrifuge in continuous mode.
How to set the desired sample temperature for cooled units.
Explanation of the pre-tempering function for unloaded rotors.
Steps to initiate the centrifugation process.
How to adjust parameters while the centrifuge is running.
Procedures for stopping the centrifuge run.
How to perform short centrifugation cycles.
Steps for safely removing the rotor from the drive shaft.
Information on managing audible alarms and signals.
Instructions for safely powering down the centrifuge.
Information regarding Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment compliance.
Customer responsibilities for maintaining the centrifuge.
Procedures for cleaning the centrifuge and its components.
Advice on cleaning the venting slots and air filter.
Detailed steps for cleaning the filter unit.
Procedures for disinfecting the centrifuge and rotor.
Specific instructions for disinfection using bleaching lye.
Procedures for decontaminating the centrifuge.
Guidelines and precautions for autoclaving components.
Steps for manually opening the lid in emergencies.
Common issues and their self-resolving steps.
Table mapping error codes to symptoms and solutions.
Table mapping error codes to symptoms and solutions.
How to contact the service representative and what information to provide.
Lists and describes the main physical components of the centrifuge.
Details the functions and performance of the user interface.
Summarizes key performance specifications of the centrifuge.
Provides physical dimensions and weight of the centrifuge.
Lists the testing standards and certifications the centrifuge meets.
Details electrical specifications, voltage, current, and fuses.
Graphical representation of speed vs RCF for a specific rotor.
Graphical representation of speed vs RCF for a specific rotor.
Graphical representation of speed vs RCF for a specific rotor.
Graphical representation of speed vs RCF for a specific rotor.
Graphical representation of speed vs RCF for a specific rotor.
A log for recording autoclaving cycles.
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