What to do if Genevac Laboratory Equipment defrost heater failure?
If the section at the base of the condenser glass jar illuminates red, contact Genevac service for advice, as this indicates a defrost heater failure in your Genevac Laboratory Equipment.
Data log files and method files can be transferred to or from a USB data key.
Menus allow quick access to everyday functions and intuitive guidance to advanced features.
Easily set the maximum sample temperature.
Twist to highlight menu options on the LCD screen, press to select.
Control the evaporation process using the selected method.
Low maintenance, super high vacuum pump provides wide solvent compatibility.
Compatible with a wide range of Genevac sample holders for various formats.
Unlocks only when safe to open. Press the LID button and manually lift.
Easy access to the IR lamp when replacement is required.
Highly efficient cold trap captures all solvent as liquid and drains automatically.
At-a-glance guidance to basic operation.
Symbol highlights risks of personal injury or material damage.
Carry out a risk assessment for each solvent before use.
Observe safety precautions when using the evaporation system.
Warning: Risk of vapour ignition. Operate in a well-ventilated environment.
Warning: Risk of electric shock. Equipment must be earthed.
System safely vents and rotor spins down when power is removed.
Caution: Do not evaporate HCl, thionyl chloride in non-HCl compatible evaporators.
Warning: Risk of vapour ignition. Use inert gas purge if necessary.
Check power connection and switch on the EZ-2 Elite.
System is idle, backlight off, condenser down, lid locked.
LCD screen with back-light, provides icon, text and numeric information.
Turn to adjust sample temperature setting.
Turn and press to browse and select method options.
Press to start or stop an evaporation.
Press to pause and again to restart an evaporation.
Green LED lights up when it is safe to open the lid.
Press the button once to unlock the lid.
Yellow LED lights up when method includes a Dri-Pure stage.
Shows the sample holder temperature during evaporation.
Shows chamber pressure from atmospheric to ultimate system vacuum.
Shows remaining or elapsed time with an indicator arrow.
Displays available methods and parameters, interacts with SELECT control.
Shows current status, faults or errors with reference number and description.
Animates to show when the system is waiting for a process to complete.
Shows sample drying progress with a test tube icon.
Step-by-step guide to switch on the unit, load samples, and start evaporation.
Evaporator stops automatically when method stages are complete or via Heatflow.
Press STOP button to manually stop evaporation; system vents and rotor slows.
Press PAUSE to temporarily stop; START to resume, STOP to reset.
Collects as liquid in condenser jar; ice may form, select defrost if needed.
Fully automatic cycle at end of evaporation or periodically during it.
Extended defrost cycle can be initiated manually while paused or in idle mode.
Provides illumination for solvent level and alerts user in various modes.
Check condition, ensure unimpeded drainage, consider glass replacement for polypropylene.
Categorizes solvents (e.g., Very Low BP, Low BP, Aqueous) with approximate boiling points.
Maintain a solvent vapour free environment; perform before and after use checks.
Steps to remove the IR lamp access panel and the IR lamp.
Steps to remove the lamp glass assembly.
Procedures for refitting the lamp glass assembly and IR lamp.
Steps to test the IR lamp after refitting.
Instructions for safely unpacking and lifting the equipment.
Guidance on selecting a suitable level and sturdy work surface.
Insert the vent filter into the side service panel.
Connect the vacuum pump using the pump control cable and vacuum hose.
Connect the waste solvent drain hose to the outlet and container.
Connect pump exhaust to waste container and container to fume extraction.
Lists audible beeps and visual flashes indicating system status or errors.
Describes critical and non-critical errors that stop or affect the system.
Summarizes faults, indications, causes, and recommended rectification steps.
Highlights Dri-Pure®, Auto defrost and drain, Scroll pump.
Systems built to resist attack from HCl using inert material parts.
Mandatory for safe evaporation of low auto-ignition solvents.
Modular trolley system for maintenance access and unit bolting.
General| Typical Solvents | Water, DMSO, Acetone, Ethanol, Methanol |
|---|---|
| Vacuum Control | Automatic |
| Temperature Control | Electronic |
| Applications | Sample concentration, solvent removal, drying |
| Temperature Range | Ambient to 80°C |
| Power Supply | 230V AC |
| Drying Technology | Centrifugal evaporation |
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