How to fix Door PhotoSensor error (Motor open & Door In)(2) in GYROZEN 1580R?
To address a Door PhotoSensor error (Motor open & Door In)(2) on your GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment, replace the defective or damaged photo sensor with a normal one.
What to do if GYROZEN 1580R Laboratory Equipment has no display or power?
If your GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment has no display or power, first, ensure the power cord is correctly plugged into an appropriate and secure power outlet. If the issue persists, try turning the power switch off and then resetting the device.
How to troubleshoot a door that won't open or close on GYROZEN 1580R?
If the door of your GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment does not open or close properly, start by detaching the front panel to check the cause of the issue. You may need to adjust the position of the door lock or replace it.
What to do if the motor overheats in GYROZEN 1580R Laboratory Equipment?
If the motor of your GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment overheats (internal temperature exceeds 110?), turn off the power switch and allow the motor to cool down for about 1 hour with the door open. After cooling, test again to see if the problem remains. If it does, the motor may need to be replaced.
Why won't the rotor rotate in my GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment?
If your GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment's rotor doesn't rotate and the operation cannot start, perform the corrective action as listed in E1 and/or E9. Also, make sure to press down the door firmly until the latch handle is fully retracted. If the issue continues, replace the sensor with a normal one and try turning the power switch off and resetting the device.
How to fix Door PhotoSensor error (Motor close & open)(2) in GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment?
To address a Door PhotoSensor error (Motor close & open)(2) on your GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment, replace the defective or damaged photo sensor with a normal one.
How do I fix the Door PhotoSensor error (Door-in 2) on GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment?
To correct a Door PhotoSensor error (Door-in 2) on your GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment, replace the Motor Open Photo Sensor with a normal one.
How to fix Door PhotoSensor error (Motor close & open)(1) in GYROZEN 1580R Laboratory Equipment?
To address a Door PhotoSensor error (Motor close & open)(1) on your GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment, replace the defective or damaged photo sensor with a normal one.
How to fix chamber temperature error on GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment?
To resolve a Chamber Temp. error with your GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment, replace the temperature sensor assembly with the correct one.
Why is the RPM sensor not recognizing the rotor in my GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment?
If the rotor is not recognized and RPM data is lost on your GYROZEN Laboratory Equipment, install the rotor as instructed in the manual. If the problem persists, replace the rotor with the correct one and check if the RPM value is displayed. If not, replace the RPM sensor with a normal one.
Provides overview and scope of the service manual.
Details safety labels attached to the device.
Lists important safety guidelines for operating the centrifuge.
Instructions for safely removing the centrifuge from its packaging.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate installation location.
Information on connecting the centrifuge to a power source.
Procedures for powering the unit and releasing the door.
Method for opening the door in emergencies.
Highlights the key features and capabilities of the centrifuge model.
Detailed technical parameters and specifications of the centrifuge.
Identifies external components and parts of the centrifuge.
Explains the functions of buttons and displays on the control panel (Version 1).
Explains the functions of buttons and displays on the control panel (Version 2).
Overview of the centrifuge's internal operating system components.
Details the main controller board and its connections for different versions.
Describes the display controller board and its functions.
Details the I/O board and its sensor connections.
Steps for removing the front panel, main controller, and I/O boards.
Instructions for disassembling and removing the centrifuge door.
Steps for removing the motor cover and motor packing.
Procedure for disassembling and removing the motor assembly.
Instructions for detaching the anti-vibration rubber assembly.
Steps for removing the motor fan bracket assembly.
Procedure for detaching the imbalance sensor assembly.
Instructions for removing the RPM sensor assembly.
Steps to enter the service mode on the control panel.
Information on confirming and adjusting operational values.
Steps to enter service mode for Version 2 control panel.
Details on handling values and adjustments for Version 2.
Explains various values displayed in service mode for Version 2.
Procedure for adjusting imbalance sensitivity for Version 1.
Procedure for adjusting imbalance sensitivity for Version 2.
Lists error codes E1-E7, their problems, and possible causes/corrections.
Continues listing error codes E8-E22, problems, and corrective actions.
Continues listing error codes E23-E27, problems, and corrective actions.
Guidance for resolving malfunctions without specific error code indications.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the outer part, inner part, and rotor.
Procedures for testing centrifuge RPM and motor performance.
Diagrams illustrating the assembly of various centrifuge parts.
Diagrams showing the top, bottom case, and chamber components.
Diagrams illustrating the bottom case and chamber parts.
Diagrams showing the components of the centrifuge's front panel.
Diagrams illustrating the components of the door lock assembly.
Diagrams showing the parts of the centrifuge door assembly.
Diagrams illustrating the components of the motor assembly.
Detailed list of parts for the centrifuge, covering items from No. 1 to 40.
Detailed list of parts for the centrifuge, covering items from No. 41 to 80.
Detailed list of parts for the centrifuge, covering items from No. 81 to Chamber packing.
General| Max. RPM | 15, 000 RPM |
|---|---|
| Max. Capacity | 4 x 100 ml |
| Motor | Brushless DC motor |
| Power Supply | AC 220V, 50/60 Hz |
| Acceleration Time to Max. Speed | 15 sec |
To Next Page
