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Your VWR International Laboratory Equipment unit might not start due to several reasons. The battery could be low, in which case you should recharge it. Alternatively, the battery charger might not be working, so check it and replace if necessary (Cat. No. 710-0993). Finally, the battery could be too old, requiring a replacement.
What to do if the battery of VWR International DUO SAS 360 Contact Laboratory Equipment discharges quickly?
If the battery of your VWR International Laboratory Equipment discharges quickly, it could be due to a few reasons. The battery may be low and needs recharging. The battery charger might be faulty and require checking or replacement (Cat. No. 710-0993). Also, the battery could be too old and needs replacing.
What to do if VWR International DUO SAS 360 Contact Laboratory Equipment shows 'CAL EXPIRED' message?
If your VWR International Laboratory Equipment displays a 'CAL EXPIRED' message, the instrument needs to be calibrated. Send the instrument to VWR International or an authorized dealer.
Why is microbiological media dehydrated after sampling with VWR International DUO SAS 360 Contact Laboratory Equipment?
If microbiological media is dehydrated after sampling with your VWR International Laboratory Equipment, it could be due to the media being corrupted. Check the expiration date of the media and confirm that the agar was not dehydrated before sampling. Another cause could be that the sampling time is too long; try shortening it.
What to do if the infrared remote switch doesn’t switch on VWR International DUO SAS 360 Contact Laboratory Equipment?
If the infrared remote switch isn’t turning on your VWR International Laboratory Equipment, the remote control battery is likely low. Replace the infrared remote battery.
General| Brand | VWR International |
|---|---|
| Model | DUO SAS 360 Contact |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides essential safety precautions and warnings for the correct operation of the air sampler unit.
Details the purpose and application scope of the SAS air sampler system.
Explains the fundamental working principle of the Surface Air System (SAS).
Elaborates on the core concepts and advantages of the SAS system's design.
Provides step-by-step guidance for operating the SAS Isolator model.
Offers brief operating steps for the DUO SAS Super 360 and DUO SAS Isolator models.
Details the practical steps for using contact plates with the air sampler.
Outlines the structure of the device's menu system and its utility sub-menus.
Describes pre-operation checks to ensure the unit is ready for use.
Explains how to adjust plate holders for different sized contact plates or Petri dishes.
Details the use of an optional adapter for 90 mm Petri dishes with contact plate models.
Provides recommendations for filling 90 mm Petri dishes with agar medium.
Describes how to install the SAS unit using a tripod or support.
Covers the basic power-on and operational procedures for the air sampler.
Instructions for initiating sampling using the last recorded air volume.
Explains how to select sampling volumes from a list of eight standard pre-set volumes.
Details how to program and select up to eight additional custom sampling volumes.
Describes the procedure to memorize and set up to eight different sampling volumes.
Explains how to set a delay before the start of the sampling cycle.
Guides on setting up and running extended sampling sequences with intervals.
Procedure for programming the date, month, year, and time of day.
How to select between SINGLE MODE and MULTIMODE for air aspiration.
Explains how to enable or disable the automatic power-off feature for battery saving.
Instructions for transferring recorded sampling data to external devices.
How to view the last 99 recorded sampling cycles and their parameters.
Procedure to delete all memorized data from the DISPLAY RECORD.
How to change the menu text language from the available options.
Setting or modifying the operator identification code for records.
How to identify and change the sampling site for accurate record-keeping.
Information on checking the calibration reminder and status.
Lists and explains common system messages displayed by the unit.
Provides information on obtaining technical assistance and web resources.
Details the product warranty terms, coverage, and limitations.
Outlines customer responsibility for regulatory approvals and local laws.
