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How to Align the Sample/Elevator Mixer Assembly
1. Make sure the mixer wheel is ush with the chassis surface. Use a straight edge to verify.
2. Remove the right-bottom side panel of the unit and set aside.
3. Remove all the vials and the carousel from the top of the Versa. Make sure the Communication Cable is connected.
4. Make sure the unit’s power switch is in the ON position.
5. Go to diagnostics in Versa TekLink™2G and move the carousel to any position except home.
6. Raise the Sample/Elevator Mixer Assembly to mix.
7. Locate the single beam optical sensor that is mounted on a bracket to the right of the elevator belt.
8. Locate the two Phillips head screws that secure the bracket and adjust the optical sensor in the direction required.
9. Tighten 2 screws and home the Sample/Elevator Mixer Assembly.
10. Visually verify that the mixer wheel is ush with chassis.
11. If all the positions look good, you are done.
12. If it is not ush, slightly adjust the sensor in the correct direction. If you get drastically o, restart from the
beginning.
13. Install the Sample/Elevator Mixer Assembly, carousel and vials back to their original position when all adjustments
are completed.
If any problem is not resolved, contact Teledyne Tekmar Customer Support Center.
RETURNING THE VERSA
Do not return the Versa unless a Teledyne Tekmar representative authorizes you to do so. A service representative
may be able to help you solve the problem over the telephone. If the instrument must be returned, the
representative can tell you how to prevent damage during shipment. The representative must give you a return
authorization number. Write this number on the return label.
UNIT AND PARTS DISPOSAL
DO NOT DISCARD!
Please contact Teledyne Tekmar or your local distributor for instructions on returning the system for proper
disassembly and disposal.
TELEDYNE TEKMAR CUSTOMER SUPPORT:
• U.S. (800) 874-2004
• Outside the U.S. (Country Code) + 1 (513) 229-7000
This should be performed by a trained Service Engineer due
to electrical shock hazard.
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