Omni Bead Ruptor 24 - User Manual

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  Daniel GonzalezSep 4, 2025

  How to fix no display on Omni Bead Ruptor 24 Laboratory Equipment screen?

  

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    melissakelleySep 4, 2025

    If there is no display on the screen of your Omni Laboratory Equipment, there are a couple of things you can check: 1. Make sure the unit is receiving power by checking the main voltage and ensuring it matches the unit's requirements. 2. Verify that the unit is properly plugged in. 3. Inspect the fuses and replace them if they are blown. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the display screen may be faulty, and you should turn off the unit and contact technical support.

    

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  Grace NormanSep 18, 2025

  How to disengage fingerplate lock on Omni Laboratory Equipment?

  

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    Timothy HollandSep 18, 2025

    If the fingerplate lock on your Omni Laboratory Equipment is difficult to disengage, turn the knob slightly counter-clockwise to release tension.

    

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  David Cannon DVMSep 16, 2025

  Why does my Omni Bead Ruptor 24 Laboratory Equipment power on with a loud bang?

  

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    Garrett DanielsSep 16, 2025

    If your Omni Laboratory Equipment powers on with a loud “BANG”, it indicates that the motor control device is damaged due to incorrect voltage selection. Return the unit to Omni International for replacement of the motor control device.

    

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  Mary ColonSep 14, 2025

  What to do if tubes are not sealed tightly in Omni Bead Ruptor 24?

  

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    Denise LeeSep 14, 2025

    If one or several tubes are not sealed tightly in your Omni Laboratory Equipment, it could be that the cap is not properly sealed or the tube is faulty. If the tube contains a dangerous or potentially dangerous sample, apply the proper decontamination procedure.

    

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  Michele PatelSep 12, 2025

  What to do if Omni Laboratory Equipment powers on but the motor doesn't turn?

  

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    Tammy GonzalezSep 13, 2025

    If your Omni Laboratory Equipment powers on but the motor does not turn, it might be due to an incorrect voltage selection. Power off the unit and select the appropriate voltage. If the problem persists, contact Omni International for assistance.

    

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  ncontrerasSep 12, 2025

  Why is there tube leakage in my Omni Laboratory Equipment?

  

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    Kristin RichardsonSep 12, 2025

    Tube leakage in your Omni Laboratory Equipment can occur if the speed is too high or if there is high temperature or pressure inside the tubes. To resolve this, reduce processing time or speed.

    

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  Stacey SimpsonSep 9, 2025

  What to do if display screen shows unusual characters on Omni Laboratory Equipment?

  

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    xmcdowellSep 9, 2025

    If the display screen on your Omni Laboratory Equipment is showing incomplete or unusual characters, the CPU may need to be reset. To do this: 1. Turn off the unit. 2. Wait for 10 seconds. 3. Turn the unit back on.

    

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  Dustin FisherSep 7, 2025

  How to close the lid of Omni Laboratory Equipment?

  

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    stevensonpennySep 7, 2025

    If you're having trouble closing the lid of your Omni Laboratory Equipment: * Ensure that nothing is obstructing the lid from closing properly. * Press down on the lid and make sure the handle is securely locked. If the lid still won't close, the detection system may be faulty. In this case, turn off the unit and contact technical assistance.

    

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  Eric StevensSep 5, 2025

  What to do if the fan is not working on my Omni Bead Ruptor 24 Laboratory Equipment?

  

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    Regina PotterSep 5, 2025

    If the fan on your Omni Laboratory Equipment is not working, consider the following: 1. Check the main voltage to ensure the unit is receiving power. 2. Verify that the voltage of the unit matches the main power supply. 3. Confirm the unit is properly plugged in. 4. Inspect the fuses and replace them if necessary. If the fan still doesn't work, it may be faulty. Turn off the unit and contact technical support for assistance.

    

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  tlittleAug 21, 2025

  Why the fan does not work in my Omni Laboratory Equipment?

  

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    Brett HowardAug 21, 2025

    If the fan isn't working, verify the main voltage, ensure the unit's voltage matches the power supply, and confirm the unit is properly plugged in. Also, check and replace any blown fuses. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the fan may be faulty, and technical support should be contacted.

    

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Summary

Important Safeguards

Page: 4

General Safety Precautions

General advice and warnings for safe operation and manual retention.

Risk of Electric Shock

Information on hazards related to liquids and power supply, and necessary precautions.

Unpacking the Bead Ruptor 24

Page: 5

Unpacking Procedure

Voltage Selection and Power Connection

Guidance on checking voltage switch, connecting power, and electrical safety precautions.

Bead Ruptor Sample Tubes

Page: 10

Tube and Carriage Specifications

Details on volume, tissue size, and recommended speeds for various tube types.

Important Sample Tube Information

Guidance on tube forces, heating, leakage, and proper handling to prevent damage.

Bead Ruptor Operation

Page: 17

Loading Sample Tubes (1.5 mL;2 mL)

Step-by-step guide for loading tubes into the 1.5 mL or 2 mL tube carriage.

Loading Sample Tubes (7 mL)

Instructions for loading tubes into the 7 mL tube carriage.

Loading Sample Tubes (30 mL;50 mL)

Startup Procedure

Speed Setting Explanation

Programming the Bead Ruptor

Page: 22

Programming Overview and Parameters

Adjusting Speed;Energy

Adjusting Run Time and Cycles

Adjusting Dwell;Pause Between Cycles

Maintenance and Cleaning

Page: 25

Cleaning Guidelines and Warnings

Troubleshooting

Page: 26

Error Messages and Solutions

Lists common error messages and their corresponding troubleshooting actions.

Common Problems and Solutions

Table of common operational problems and their recommended solutions.

Summary

Important Safeguards

Page: 4

General Safety Precautions

General advice and warnings for safe operation and manual retention.

Risk of Electric Shock

Information on hazards related to liquids and power supply, and necessary precautions.

Unpacking the Bead Ruptor 24

Page: 5

Unpacking Procedure

Voltage Selection and Power Connection

Guidance on checking voltage switch, connecting power, and electrical safety precautions.

Bead Ruptor Sample Tubes

Page: 10

Tube and Carriage Specifications

Details on volume, tissue size, and recommended speeds for various tube types.

Important Sample Tube Information

Guidance on tube forces, heating, leakage, and proper handling to prevent damage.

Bead Ruptor Operation

Page: 17

Loading Sample Tubes (1.5 mL;2 mL)

Step-by-step guide for loading tubes into the 1.5 mL or 2 mL tube carriage.

Loading Sample Tubes (7 mL)

Instructions for loading tubes into the 7 mL tube carriage.

Loading Sample Tubes (30 mL;50 mL)

Startup Procedure

Speed Setting Explanation

Programming the Bead Ruptor

Page: 22

Programming Overview and Parameters

Adjusting Speed;Energy

Adjusting Run Time and Cycles

Adjusting Dwell;Pause Between Cycles

Maintenance and Cleaning

Page: 25

Cleaning Guidelines and Warnings

Troubleshooting

Page: 26

Error Messages and Solutions

Lists common error messages and their corresponding troubleshooting actions.

Common Problems and Solutions

Table of common operational problems and their recommended solutions.

Omni Bead Ruptor 24 Specifications

General

Sample Volume	25 µL to 1 mL
Bead Tube Volume Range	0.5-50 mL
Processing Time	Variable
Speed	0.8 to 8.0 m/s
Cycle Time	1-999 seconds
Number of Cycles	10
Time Range	1 second to 9 minutes
Power	100-230 Volts, 50-60 Hz
Dimensions	36 cm
Weight	27 kg

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