What to do if the metal part of Sakura Histo-Tek VP1 gives a tingling sensation?
If you feel a tingling sensation when touching a metal part of the Sakura Laboratory Equipment, ensure the grounding wire is properly connected. This issue may arise if the power input ground is not connected.
What to do if the power is not supplied to my Sakura Histo-Tek VP1 Laboratory Equipment?
If the power is not supplied to your Sakura Laboratory Equipment, first, check that the power supply from the facility is normal. Visually inspect the power cord for any signs of abnormality such as disconnection or poor connection, and ensure it is securely connected.
What to do if Sakura Laboratory Equipment does not output sound?
If your Sakura Laboratory Equipment is not outputting sound, check the instrument settings to ensure the sound volume is not set too low.
What to do if the Sakura Histo-Tek VP1 displays "Close the paraffin oven door"?
If the Sakura Laboratory Equipment displays the message "Close the paraffin oven door", ensure that the paraffin oven door is completely closed.
Why does "Close retort lock cover" appear on my Sakura Laboratory Equipment?
If the message "Close retort lock cover" appears on your Sakura Laboratory Equipment when starting or resuming tissue processing, it means the retort lock cover is open. Close the retort lock cover to proceed.
Assign an 'Instrument Control Manager' for correct and safe operation of the instrument.
Explanation of hazard symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution, Note) and instrument label symbols.
Instructions for unpacking, installation, avoiding damage, and general operational safety.
Precautions for handling reagent bottles, paraffin containers, and specified reagents.
Safety measures for operation, including avoiding moisture, foreign matter, and ensuring ventilation.
Guidelines for safe use of power cords, grounding, and avoiding extension cords.
Precautions during operation, including moving, opening doors, using baskets, and USB devices.
Safety steps for preparing processing, including reagent setup and paraffin temperature.
Safety measures for maintenance, handling hot components, seismic anchorage, and instrument care.
Guidelines for instrument inspection, ventilation, and environmental conditions for operation.
Safe handling of cassettes, baskets, and adherence to processing limits.
Ensuring tissue quality with proper cassette use, labeling, and program verification.
Procedures after processing, reagent management, and program setting verification.
Safe handling of reagents, protective gear, and workplace environmental controls.
Precautions for hot surfaces, infectious materials, and reagent evaporation.
Ensuring safety with biological hazards, reagent expertise, and regulatory compliance.
Overview of the installation process, from checking location to turning on power.
List of necessary tools required for the installation of the instrument.
Requirements for the installation environment, including temperature, humidity, and location.
Procedures for checking installation location, facility-side power supply, and ventilation system.
Ensuring sufficient space and safety by checking instrument dimensions and weight.
Guidelines for safely transporting the instrument to the work area and installation location.
Step-by-step instructions for safely unpacking the instrument from its shipping box.
Procedure for removing internal fixing members and cushion materials before operation.
Detailed instructions on how to unlock, open, close, and lock the retort lid safely.
Instructions for operating the fume control unit door, including opening and closing.
Instructions for operating the paraffin oven door, including opening and closing.
Instructions for operating the reagent bottle rack door, including opening and closing.
Procedure for correctly switching the instrument's power supply voltage setting.
Confirmation that all standard accessories are present and free from damage.
Steps to confirm installation location and secure the instrument using casters and stoppers.
Installation checks, specifically for placing spill trays in the paraffin oven and reagent bottle rack.
Procedure for installing the fume control unit divider and activated carbon filters.
Instructions for installing and removing reagent bottles correctly.
Guidance on attaching processing and cleaning labels, and color coding labels to reagent bottles.
Instructions for installing and removing the paraffin container into the paraffin oven.
Steps to confirm voltage settings and turn on the instrument's power.
Overview of the instrument's capabilities, including automatic processing and capacity.
Description of the monitor screen, displaying program entry, operation, and status.
Identification of key instrument components like retort, bottles, and containers.
List and description of standard accessories included with the instrument.
List and description of optional accessories available for the instrument.
Detailed specifications of the instrument, including dimensions, power, and reagents.
Explanation of how to use the touch keyboard and ten-key keypad for data entry.
Details on logging on/off, default passwords, and user/manager permissions.
Explanation of the total mixing function for reagent circulation during tissue processing.
Description of the automatic transfer function for solution exchange between stations.
Explanation of solution station uses and how to set up solution groups.
Explanation of the instrument's screen components: header, menu tab, main screen, and footer.
Description of the standby screen used for preparing tissue processing.
Explanation of the tissue processing screen, including status, program, and controls.
Overview of the Utility screen and its functions like editing names, configurations, and system setup.
Interface for managing solution usage statuses and warm water flush operations.
Accessing historical data like process reports, event logs, and error logs.
Explains the basic operating procedures for the instrument from start to finish.
Procedure for logging on to the instrument system to begin operations.
Instructions for preparing solutions and paraffin to the correct levels before processing.
Steps to prepare for processing, including selecting programs and checking conditions.
How to temporarily edit a program for the current run of tissue processing.
Instructions for assembling the basket, setting specimens, and starting tissue processing.
How to monitor tissue processing, including permitted operations during delayed or active processing.
Steps to end tissue processing, including removing specimens and draining paraffin.
Functions and procedures for pausing, resuming, editing programs, and performing melt checks.
Description of the two types of cleaning operations: retort cleaning and warm water flush.
Procedures for starting retort cleaning, either after processing or from the Utility screen.
Instructions for performing warm water flush on specific stations for cleaning.
Procedure for setting up and initiating automatic transfer of solutions between stations.
How to manage and reset solution usage statuses and clear usage data.
Overview of the workflow for editing programs, including solution names and configurations.
Steps for adding, copying, editing, and deleting solution names.
Procedure for configuring solutions, including setting solution groups, names, and usage.
Steps to edit tissue processing programs, including changing names and details.
Viewing and outputting tissue processing history reports.
Viewing and outputting details of system events and errors.
Checking parts usage status and viewing the software version.
Configuring system settings such as date, time, password, and sound.
Using the manual operations screen to fill, drain, and move through stations.
Selecting the display language for the instrument from a list of options.
Procedures for daily care, periodic maintenance, and replacement of key components.
Instructions for cleaning the paraffin oven, reagent rack, and their spill trays.
Procedure for cleaning reagent bottles, including removing and installing bottle caps.
Instructions for cleaning the instrument's exterior panels, paraffin containers, and retort.
Procedure for periodically replacing the retort seal to ensure proper sealing.
Chart detailing instrument conditions, probable causes, and remedial actions for troubleshooting.
List of error codes displayed during operation, with probable causes and actions.
Procedures for recovering from power outages and melting paraffin.
Information on the expected service life of components and instrument transportation.
Alphabetical list of terms used in the manual with their explanations and reference pages.
Fields for date, institution, equipment details, usage status, and disinfection.
Assign an 'Instrument Control Manager' for correct and safe operation of the instrument.
Explanation of hazard symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution, Note) and instrument label symbols.
Instructions for unpacking, installation, avoiding damage, and general operational safety.
Precautions for handling reagent bottles, paraffin containers, and specified reagents.
Safety measures for operation, including avoiding moisture, foreign matter, and ensuring ventilation.
Guidelines for safe use of power cords, grounding, and avoiding extension cords.
Precautions during operation, including moving, opening doors, using baskets, and USB devices.
Safety steps for preparing processing, including reagent setup and paraffin temperature.
Safety measures for maintenance, handling hot components, seismic anchorage, and instrument care.
Guidelines for instrument inspection, ventilation, and environmental conditions for operation.
Safe handling of cassettes, baskets, and adherence to processing limits.
Ensuring tissue quality with proper cassette use, labeling, and program verification.
Procedures after processing, reagent management, and program setting verification.
Safe handling of reagents, protective gear, and workplace environmental controls.
Precautions for hot surfaces, infectious materials, and reagent evaporation.
Ensuring safety with biological hazards, reagent expertise, and regulatory compliance.
Overview of the installation process, from checking location to turning on power.
List of necessary tools required for the installation of the instrument.
Requirements for the installation environment, including temperature, humidity, and location.
Procedures for checking installation location, facility-side power supply, and ventilation system.
Ensuring sufficient space and safety by checking instrument dimensions and weight.
Guidelines for safely transporting the instrument to the work area and installation location.
Step-by-step instructions for safely unpacking the instrument from its shipping box.
Procedure for removing internal fixing members and cushion materials before operation.
Detailed instructions on how to unlock, open, close, and lock the retort lid safely.
Instructions for operating the fume control unit door, including opening and closing.
Instructions for operating the paraffin oven door, including opening and closing.
Instructions for operating the reagent bottle rack door, including opening and closing.
Procedure for correctly switching the instrument's power supply voltage setting.
Confirmation that all standard accessories are present and free from damage.
Steps to confirm installation location and secure the instrument using casters and stoppers.
Installation checks, specifically for placing spill trays in the paraffin oven and reagent bottle rack.
Procedure for installing the fume control unit divider and activated carbon filters.
Instructions for installing and removing reagent bottles correctly.
Guidance on attaching processing and cleaning labels, and color coding labels to reagent bottles.
Instructions for installing and removing the paraffin container into the paraffin oven.
Steps to confirm voltage settings and turn on the instrument's power.
Overview of the instrument's capabilities, including automatic processing and capacity.
Description of the monitor screen, displaying program entry, operation, and status.
Identification of key instrument components like retort, bottles, and containers.
List and description of standard accessories included with the instrument.
List and description of optional accessories available for the instrument.
Detailed specifications of the instrument, including dimensions, power, and reagents.
Explanation of how to use the touch keyboard and ten-key keypad for data entry.
Details on logging on/off, default passwords, and user/manager permissions.
Explanation of the total mixing function for reagent circulation during tissue processing.
Description of the automatic transfer function for solution exchange between stations.
Explanation of solution station uses and how to set up solution groups.
Explanation of the instrument's screen components: header, menu tab, main screen, and footer.
Description of the standby screen used for preparing tissue processing.
Explanation of the tissue processing screen, including status, program, and controls.
Overview of the Utility screen and its functions like editing names, configurations, and system setup.
Interface for managing solution usage statuses and warm water flush operations.
Accessing historical data like process reports, event logs, and error logs.
Explains the basic operating procedures for the instrument from start to finish.
Procedure for logging on to the instrument system to begin operations.
Instructions for preparing solutions and paraffin to the correct levels before processing.
Steps to prepare for processing, including selecting programs and checking conditions.
How to temporarily edit a program for the current run of tissue processing.
Instructions for assembling the basket, setting specimens, and starting tissue processing.
How to monitor tissue processing, including permitted operations during delayed or active processing.
Steps to end tissue processing, including removing specimens and draining paraffin.
Functions and procedures for pausing, resuming, editing programs, and performing melt checks.
Description of the two types of cleaning operations: retort cleaning and warm water flush.
Procedures for starting retort cleaning, either after processing or from the Utility screen.
Instructions for performing warm water flush on specific stations for cleaning.
Procedure for setting up and initiating automatic transfer of solutions between stations.
How to manage and reset solution usage statuses and clear usage data.
Overview of the workflow for editing programs, including solution names and configurations.
Steps for adding, copying, editing, and deleting solution names.
Procedure for configuring solutions, including setting solution groups, names, and usage.
Steps to edit tissue processing programs, including changing names and details.
Viewing and outputting tissue processing history reports.
Viewing and outputting details of system events and errors.
Checking parts usage status and viewing the software version.
Configuring system settings such as date, time, password, and sound.
Using the manual operations screen to fill, drain, and move through stations.
Selecting the display language for the instrument from a list of options.
Procedures for daily care, periodic maintenance, and replacement of key components.
Instructions for cleaning the paraffin oven, reagent rack, and their spill trays.
Procedure for cleaning reagent bottles, including removing and installing bottle caps.
Instructions for cleaning the instrument's exterior panels, paraffin containers, and retort.
Procedure for periodically replacing the retort seal to ensure proper sealing.
Chart detailing instrument conditions, probable causes, and remedial actions for troubleshooting.
List of error codes displayed during operation, with probable causes and actions.
Procedures for recovering from power outages and melting paraffin.
Information on the expected service life of components and instrument transportation.
Alphabetical list of terms used in the manual with their explanations and reference pages.
Fields for date, institution, equipment details, usage status, and disinfection.
General| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
|---|---|
| Type | Tissue Processor |
| Number of reagent stations | 10 |
| Power Requirements | 220-240VAC, 50Hz, 5A |
| Reagent Capacity | 1.8 liters |
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