What to do if Scilogex DM0636 Laboratory Equipment shows error E-09 imbalance?
If error code E-09 appears, indicating an imbalance, it means that the allowable imbalance has been exceeded or there is an issue within the drive system. To resolve this, balance the sample. If the problem persists, have the drive system checked by a professional.
Why does Scilogex DM0636 show error E-08 Chamber over hot?
Error code E-08 indicates the chamber is overheating. This can occur if the air inlets are blocked or the cooling fan is damaged. Clean the air inlets. If the problem continues, replace the cooling fan.
What to do if Scilogex Laboratory Equipment displays error E-06, indicating a wrong parameter?
Error code E-06 means that the set parameter exceeds the allowable range. To fix this, modify the parameter value to be within the correct range.
How to fix Scilogex DM0636 Laboratory Equipment when nothing appears on the screen?
If nothing appears on the screen when you turn on the Scilogex Laboratory Equipment, it could be due to a tripped building power circuit breaker or a blown fuse. Remove the trouble and turn on the power. If it's a blown fuse, replace it.
What to do if Scilogex DM0636 shows error E-02 Door fault?
Error code E-02 indicates a door fault, which can occur if the door is opened during operation or if a key is pressed while the door is opening. Close the door immediately. If that doesn't work, close the door and then start to operate the equipment.
What does error E-03 ROTOR ID mean on Scilogex Laboratory Equipment?
Error code E-03 means the centrifuge can't identify the rotor ID. Reconfirm the ID code of the rotor and make a correct selection.
General| Brand | Scilogex |
|---|---|
| Model | DM0636 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
General safety precautions and warnings for operating the centrifuge.
Specifies power, temperature, humidity, and environmental requirements for operation.
Details the temperature and humidity conditions for transport and storage.
Guidance on choosing a suitable and safe location for the centrifuge.
Instructions on correctly connecting the power cord and ensuring proper grounding.
Instructions on preparing samples before loading into tubes.
Step-by-step guide for accurately filling centrifuge tubes.
Guidance on maintaining balance for optimal centrifuge performance and longevity.
Procedure for checking the rotor for damage or corrosion before use.
Instructions on how to load tubes symmetrically into the rotor.
Detailed steps for operating the centrifuge under normal conditions.
Instructions for installing and removing the centrifuge rotor.
How to set speed, time, acceleration, and deceleration parameters.
Steps to initiate the centrifugation process.
Procedures for stopping the centrifuge and safely opening the door.
Guidelines for cleaning the centrifuge and its components.
Lists replaceable wearing parts and recommended replacement conditions.
Instructions for replacing worn-out rotor seal rings.
Steps for performing regular inspections of the centrifuge.
Common issues, their causes, and solutions for the centrifuge.
Procedures for opening the centrifuge door during normal operation and power outages.
Steps for replacing the internal fuses of the centrifuge.
Details on the structure and types of available rotors.
Information on various rotor types and their specifications.
Critical notices regarding sample density and rotor maintenance.
Procedures and warnings related to autoclaving rotors and adapters.
Information about the bio-safe seal rings and their maintenance.
Detailed methods for cleaning and sterilizing various types of centrifuge tubes.
Specific cleaning instructions for PC (Polycarbonate) tubes.
Guidelines for autoclaving different plastic tube materials (PA, PC, PP).
Information on the condition and expected lifespan of plastic centrifuge tubes.
Details the warranty period and conditions for the centrifuge unit.
Outlines the warranty terms and conditions specifically for the rotor.
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