How to fix fingerplate lock if it is difficult to disengage on Omni Bead Ruptor 24 Laboratory Equipment?
If the fingerplate lock is difficult to disengage, turn the knob slightly counter-clockwise to release tension.
Why are one or several tubes not sealed tightly in my Omni Bead Ruptor 24 Laboratory Equipment?
If one or several tubes are not sealed tightly, it may be because the cap is not properly sealed or the tube is faulty. If the tube contains dangerous or potentially dangerous sample, apply the proper decontamination procedure.
What to do if Omni Laboratory Equipment unit powers on with a loud “BANG”?
If the unit 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.
What to do if Omni Laboratory Equipment lid won't close?
If the lid won't close, first check that nothing is preventing it from closing properly. Then, press the lid and ensure the handle is locked correctly. If the issue persists, the detection system may be faulty, requiring you to turn off the unit and contact technical assistance.
What to do if Omni Laboratory Equipment displays incomplete or unusual characters?
If the display screen shows incomplete or unusual characters, turn off the unit, wait a few seconds, and then turn it back on to reset the CPU.
What to do if Omni Laboratory Equipment unit powers on but motor does not turn?
If the unit powers on, but the motor doesn't turn, power off the unit and select the appropriate voltage. If the problem persists after powering the unit back on, contact Omni International for assistance.
What to do if there is no display on the Omni Laboratory Equipment screen?
If there is no display on the screen, first check the main voltage and ensure the unit's voltage matches the power supply. Make sure the unit is properly plugged in and check/replace any blown fuses. If the issue continues, the display screen might be faulty, and technical support should be contacted.
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 |
General advice and warnings for safe operation and manual retention.
Information on hazards related to liquids and power supply, and necessary precautions.
Guidance on checking voltage switch, connecting power, and electrical safety precautions.
Details on volume, tissue size, and recommended speeds for various tube types.
Guidance on tube forces, heating, leakage, and proper handling to prevent damage.
Step-by-step guide for loading tubes into the 1.5 mL or 2 mL tube carriage.
Instructions for loading tubes into the 7 mL tube carriage.
Lists common error messages and their corresponding troubleshooting actions.
Table of common operational problems and their recommended solutions.
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