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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | akta pure |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Describes user information, safety notices, regulatory information, intended use, and associated documentation.
Provides information needed to install, operate, and maintain the product safely.
Emphasizes reading the entire manual, defining intended use and prerequisites for system operation.
Defines WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE symbols and explains 'Note' and 'Tip' usage.
Lists applicable regulations, standards, and manufacturing information for the instrument.
Details EU directives fulfilled, CE marking validity, and associated requirements.
Provides regulatory information for Eurasian Customs Union technical regulations.
Covers NRTL certification, FCC, and CAN ICES/NMB compliance for North America.
Describes applicable standards, environmental conformity, and machinery/electrical equipment standards.
Lists user documentation, UNICORN documentation, and web resources for further information.
Covers general precautions, user training, personal protection, and handling hazardous substances.
Addresses fire/explosion hazards, environmental safety, and instrument installation/moving.
Details safety for operation: computer compliance, electrical hazards, spills, chemicals, and environmental factors.
Outlines safety measures for maintenance, service, and decommissioning procedures.
Describes instrument labels, rating labels, I/O box labels, and symbols with their meanings.
Covers emergency shutdown, power failure effects, and restart procedures.
Provides information on decontamination, product disposal, and electrical component disposal.
Explains pollution control labels and lists hazardous substances in components.
Details instrument design, core configurations, available modules, and control panel.
Provides an overview of UNICORN software, its modules, and their functions.
Explains the System Control module's panes, functions, and toolbar buttons for run management.
Covers delivery, storage, room requirements, site environment, power, and materials needed for installation.
Guides through unpacking the instrument, installing computer equipment, connecting units, and installing waste tubing.
Provides an overview of different UNICORN installation types and configurations.
Instructions on starting UNICORN, logging on, and connecting the instrument to the software.
Details procedures for priming inlets and purging pump heads for both System pumps A and B.
Recommends running a performance test before using the instrument.
Provides steps to enable the instrument's power-save mode through system settings.
Emphasizes checking method settings and available accessories before system preparation.
Covers flow path preparation, including waste tubing, outlet tubing, and plugging unused ports.
Covers fastening bottles, buffer tray weight limits, and avoiding spillage/overflow.
Details priming inlets and purging pump heads, referencing Section 4.5.
Guides on connecting a column using a holder, including pressure warnings and connection steps.
Warns about excessive pressure and overtightening when connecting columns.
Explains pressure alarm types and how to set tubing dimensions and pressure limits.
Provides precautions for operating the instrument in cold environments to avoid issues.
Emphasizes pre-run checks, including system preparation, column selection, and buffer immersion.
Covers RPC tubing, PPE, hazardous substances, high pressure, and explosion risks before starting a run.
Explains how to interrupt, pause, resume, or stop a method run using System Control icons.
Describes sample application techniques, including manual filling and automated injection through a sample loop.
Guides on opening the Method Navigator, selecting a method, and initiating the start protocol.
Explains how to follow the ongoing run in the System Control module using the Process Picture.
Details system cleaning, storage, column cleaning/storage, and pH electrode storage.
Covers safety for maintenance and detailed steps for cleaning the instrument and its components.
Provides instructions on how to switch off the instrument using the power switch.
Outlines preventive maintenance schedules: weekly, monthly, bi-annual, and as-needed.
Lists periodic actions like calibration and solution changes, and as-needed tasks.
Ensures safety by cleaning equipment and work areas before service engineer arrival.
Details instrument specifications including configuration, dimensions, power, and tubing.
Lists storage, transport temperature, chemical environment, operating temperature, and humidity ranges.
Provides the acoustic noise level for the ÄKTA pure instrument.
Provides general biocompatibility and detailed chemical resistance information for the instrument.
Describes material choices for biocompatibility and lists suitable cleaning chemicals.
Lists chemicals suitable for CIP, solubilization, denaturing, RPC, and HIC applications.
Lists available accessories, spare parts, modules, and their respective code numbers for ordering.
Provides forms for declaring equipment safety for on-site service or product return/servicing.
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