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Brand | VWR |
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Model | MICRO STAR 17 |
Category | Laboratory Equipment |
Language | English |
Details the components included with the centrifuge and packaging check.
Explains the primary purpose and application of the centrifuge for sample separation.
Outlines critical safety procedures and warnings to avoid hazards during operation.
Lists general safety regulations and guidelines for safe centrifuge operation and handling.
Details the key features, design aspects, and operational characteristics of the centrifuge models.
Presents detailed specifications, including environmental conditions, speed, RCF, dimensions, and power requirements.
Provides essential electrical connection data, including voltage, frequency, current, and fuse information.
Summarizes the important functional and performance characteristics of the centrifuge.
Guides users through unpacking, initial inspection, and preparation before first use.
Provides instructions and warnings for safely moving and handling the centrifuge.
Specifies requirements for the ideal installation site, including ventilation and stability.
Explains the importance of and procedure for ensuring the centrifuge is correctly leveled.
Details the process and safety considerations for connecting the centrifuge to the power supply.
Provides guidelines for storing the centrifuge and its accessories when not in use.
Describes the layout, displays, and indicators on the centrifuge's control interface.
Explains the specific function and operation of each button on the control panel.
Steps for switching on the centrifuge, opening, and closing the door securely.
Detailed procedure for mounting, securing, and safely detaching the rotor.
Guide to setting speed, RCF, run time, temperature, and continuous operation.
Step-by-step guide for starting, monitoring, stopping, and short-term centrifugation.
How to manage audible alarms and safely turn off the centrifuge.
Catalog numbers, specifications, and available accessories for various rotors.
Procedures for installing, removing, and operating rotors, including without lids.
Guidelines for aerosol containment, seal replacement, and fill levels.
Methods for testing and verifying the aerosol-tightness of rotors.
Recommended cleaning schedules and detailed steps for cleaning the centrifuge and its filter unit.
Protocols for disinfecting after spills and decontaminating from radioactive materials.
Instructions for autoclaving, annual servicing, and safe disposal of centrifuge components.
Procedure for opening the centrifuge door manually during a power failure.
Common issues, error messages, and their solutions for user-level troubleshooting.
Information required and steps to identify software version when seeking technical assistance.
Explains the rating system (S, M, U, -) used to indicate chemical resistance of materials.