How to resolve 'Cannot connect to system' error on GE ReadyToProcess WAVE 25?
Check that the rocker power button shows a steady green light. Ensure that the computer from which you try to establish a connection is logged on to the network. Verify that the limit of five simultaneous connections to the system has not been exceeded. Check the firewall settings on the client computer. Refer to UNICORN Administration and Technical manual.
Why is my GE ReadyToProcess WAVE 25 displaying an incorrect weight?
If your GE Laboratory Equipment displays an incorrect weight, there are several potential causes. Ensure that the weight distribution on the rocker feet is even, following the instructions in Section 5.3.3 Add and equilibrate culture medium, on page 138. Also, verify the rocker is placed on a horizontal surface. If the tare wasn't done before adding the load, enter the correct net weight and press tare; if the correct weight is unknown, remove all load and tare the scale. Check for any mechanical obstructions to the rocker, such as a tray not firmly locked, tubing pulling on the Cellbag bioreactor, or any other obstruction to the rocker's movement. Finally, the scale may need calibration; see Section 6.1 Calibration, on page 151. If needed, contact GE service personnel.
Why is temperature control not functioning on my GE ReadyToProcess WAVE 25?
If your GE Laboratory Equipment's temperature control isn't functioning, or the displayed temperature appears incorrect, it might be because the temperature sensor isn't in contact with the culture medium. Make sure there's enough culture medium in the Cellbag bioreactor to cover the temperature sensor, even when the rocker is rocking. Check for any creases with air pockets on the Cellbag bioreactor film covering the sensor, and ensure that pH or DO cables aren't touching the temperature sensor. It's also possible the temperature sensor needs calibration; see Section 6.1 Calibration, on page 151. If needed, contact GE service personnel.
How to fix CBCU not recognized by UNICORN in GE ReadyToProcess WAVE 25 Laboratory Equipment?
If the CBCU (Central Bedside Control Unit) is not recognized by UNICORN on your GE Laboratory Equipment, first check the CBCU CAN ID. If it is incorrect, change the CAN ID using the switch on the CBCU rear panel, referring to CAN ID, on page 54 for details. Remember to switch off the system before changing the CAN ID, and then restart it. Also, ensure that the CBCU is selected as a component by clicking Edit in System Properties in the Administration module and adding the CBCU as a component.
What to do if the pump is not recognized by UNICORN on GE Laboratory Equipment?
If the pump is not recognized by UNICORN in your GE Laboratory Equipment, check the pump CAN ID. If it is incorrect, change the CAN ID using the switch on the pump rear panel, referring to CAN ID, on page 57 for details. Each pump must have a unique CAN ID value. Remember to switch off the system before changing the CAN ID, and then restart it. Also, ensure that the pump is selected as a component by clicking Edit in System Properties in the Administration module and adding the pump as a component.
Why are the connections not available on GE ReadyToProcess WAVE 25 Laboratory Equipment?
Check if the system has been deactivated, that the power to the system is turned on, and that the rocker power button shows a steady green light. Verify the connection between the client computer and the system, and check the firewall settings on the client computer. Refer to UNICORN Administration and Technical manual.
Why is the Execute manual instruction menu command grayed out on GE Laboratory Equipment?
Check that no other user has a control mode connection and that you have access rights to control the system manually.
How to open the help viewer on GE Laboratory Equipment?
Open the MadCap help viewer from the Windows desktop icon. This is described in The help viewer application in UNICORN Administration and Technical manual. Then, try the help button or F1 key again.
Why is the rocker not rocking on my GE Laboratory Equipment?
If the rocker on your GE Laboratory Equipment is not rocking, check the current alarms and reset power to the unit. If you still get motor alarms, contact GE service personnel. Also, make sure that the tray is in normal position; if this does not help, contact GE service personnel.
Why is the heating too slow or too fast on my GE ReadyToProcess WAVE 25 Laboratory Equipment?
If your GE Laboratory Equipment is heating too slowly or too fast, check and reset the bag size setting if it is incorrect. Remember to turn off the rocking when changing the bag size. Also, ensure that the rocker is placed in a horizontal position and check that the weight shown in the Process Picture matches the actual weight of the culture medium. If not, tare the scale with the weight of the content in the Cellbag entered as Net Weight.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | ReadyToProcess WAVE 25 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Describes the manual's purpose, scope, and conventions for using the system.
Crucial safety and operational guidelines, including intended use and prerequisites.
Lists applicable regulations, standards, and manufacturing information for the system.
Defines key terms and abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Lists available documentation resources for the ReadyToProcess WAVE 25 system.
Details general and specific safety measures to prevent hazards during operation.
Explains various labels and symbols found on system units for identification.
Outlines steps for emergency shutdown and actions in case of power failure.
Provides guidance on product disposal and environmental considerations.
Information on hazardous materials and their management according to Chinese standards.
General introduction to the ReadyToProcess WAVE 25 system and its intended use.
Description of the main unit, its components, and front/rear views.
Description of the control unit for gas mix, pH, and DO, including front/rear views.
Description of the peristaltic pump unit, including front and rear views.
Details about the disposable culture container, including options and illustration.
Introduction to the control and monitoring software modules and their functions.
Planning and preparations needed before system installation, including delivery.
Steps for physically installing and connecting system components.
Procedures for installing and configuring the UNICORN software and e-license.
Instructions for preparing the system for cell cultivation, including tray and sensors.
Steps to start, log on, connect, and configure the system and software.
Procedures for getting the system ready for cell culture, including medium and sensors.
Guidance on running and monitoring cell cultivation, including inoculation and harvest.
Procedures and schedule for system calibration to ensure proper function.
Guidelines for cleaning system units to prevent microbial or cross contamination.
Specific cleaning requirements and forms for service personnel.
Common issues and solutions for the overall system, including unit recognition.
Troubleshooting specific to the rocker unit's functions like rocking and temperature.
Troubleshooting for the gas mix, pH, and DO control unit's status indicators.
Troubleshooting for the peristaltic pump's status indicators.
Issues related to software control, user access, and system connectivity.
Lists approved chemicals for cleaning and disinfection of the bioreactor system.
Forms required for on-site service and product return, detailing safety compliance.
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