What to do if Hettich MIKRO 220 displays N > ROTOR MAX after changing the rotor?
If your Hettich Laboratory Equipment shows 'N > ROTOR MAX' after changing the rotor, it means the new rotor has a higher maximum speed than the previous one and hasn't been detected yet. Set a speed up to the maximum speed of the previously used rotor. Press the [START/IMPULS] button to perform rotor detection.
General| Brand | Hettich |
|---|---|
| Model | MIKRO 220 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Guidance on document use, understanding symbols, and language conventions.
Defines proper use, key safety warnings, and hazard information.
Details user qualifications, operator duties, and avoidance of misuse.
Specifications, technical data, European registration, and label explanations.
Description of controls, indicators, spare parts, scope of supply, and returns.
Guidelines for safe transport, storage, and securing the transport lock.
Steps for unpacking, setup, removing transport locks, and powering the device.
Procedures for rotor installation, tube loading, and lid operation.
Details on centrifugation modes, biosafety systems, and quick stop function.
Centrifugation parameters, program management, rotor detection, and cooling features.
Navigating the menu to query system info, operating hours, and signal settings.
Procedures for cleaning, disinfection, and routine maintenance of the centrifuge.
Table of common faults, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Procedures for performing a mains reset and emergency lid release.
Guidelines for the proper and environmentally conscious disposal of the device.
Technical details for rotors compatible with MIKRO 220 and 220R models.
Technical specifications for rotors used with the MIKRO 220 centrifuge.
Technical specifications for rotors used with the MIKRO 220R centrifuge.
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